Local visits and family time in Sanderson
Mias Bessie Grangere spends the week in Sanderson visiting her sister Mrs. Clarence Ellison. Mr. Clay Roberts, now located in Sanderson, spent the weekend with his family here.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Mias Bessie Grangere spends the week in Sanderson visiting her sister Mrs. Clarence Ellison. Mr. Clay Roberts, now located in Sanderson, spent the weekend with his family here.
Mrs. Berta Ferris of Alpine hosted Mrs. Ben Taylor at her ranch over the weekend. Esther Bourland, on summer from Westmoorland College in San Antonio, returned to spend the summer with her father R W Bourland. Many residents journeyed to El Paso, San Antonio, Arizona, Fort Stockton and East Texas for visits, dances, or conferences.
The Marathon Company sues Teams Oil Corporation to recover 293.75 plus costs. A Ford truck engine 10263-100 is levied and will be sold June 12 1925 at Alpine Brewster County Texas under a County Court order. Sheriff W N Gourley signed the notice May 25 1925.
Irvin S Cobb recounts a humorous cricket scene in England with Will Kirk reacting to a misplayed ball. The narrative focuses on Kirk's enthusiastic calls and the crowd’s reactions as the ball bounces away and a fielder trips over turf. The piece carries a light, affectionate tone toward British sport and tells of a shared moment on Staten Island with friends observing.
Sealed proposals addressed to James A Burke Brewster County Judge for the improvement of State Highway No 3 in Brewster County Texas will be received until 10 am June 12 1925 at the County Judge’s office and publicly opened. Detailed work items include concrete paving steel reinforcement guard fence and various earth and rock excavations. Plans may be seen at Marathon and Austin offices. A $2500 bid bond is required with each proposal and the right to reject any bid is reserved.
Notice to Graddy Williams of Alpine Texas that a filing on April 8 1925 seeks a permit to appropriate unappropriated Rio Grande waters in Brewster County for irrigation. A hearing before the Board of Water Engineers will be held June 29 1925 in Austin at 10 oclock a m.
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