Bakery Sold to Mr. Wm Moellendorff
Proprietor announces sale of bakery and confectionery to William Moellendorff and thanks patrons for support. Wishes continued patronage and success.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
5
Proprietor announces sale of bakery and confectionery to William Moellendorff and thanks patrons for support. Wishes continued patronage and success.
A business announces it will operate from the old stand and use best efforts to provide clean sanitary foods at all times. Patrons are asked to extend their valued patronage to support the venture.
Vital statistics note two births with parental names. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Olfers on June 21 and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Durst on July 24. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bode on July 10.
Death notices list Franz Moritz age 69 died June 2 Elise Lungkwits age 59 died July 3 and Daniel W Rode age 66 died July 14 with subscription note to the Standard at 1 dollar per year.
Mr. Gilbert Bode a Southwestern University student returned home last Monday. A son of Mr. Peter Jenschke had an operation at the local hospital last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Voelker of New Braunfels visited relatives and friends in Fredericksburg last Sunday. Carpenters are erecting a modern bungalow for Mr. Treibs Jr. on upper Main Street.
The Fredericksburg Independent School District invites bids to act as depository for the biennium from September 1 1925 to August 31 1927. Bidders must not be School Board members and bids due by August 20 1925 with bond ready by August 25 1925. The board may reject all bids and bond form available from the President.
A son of Edward Rusen berger was operated on for appendicitis in the local hospital last Friday.
Mr Albert Schmidt and family Mrs Bertha Sehandua and Messrs Alfred Joseph and Willie Rausch motored to New Braunfels last Sunday. The annual Prize and Pot Shooting of the Gillespie County Schuetzen Bund will take place next Saturday and Sunday at Tivydale.
Mr. Werner Arbelger and Lawrence Schmidt left for San Diego California on Thursday to accept positions in a local orchestra.
The Gillespie County Fair will take place August 21 22 and 23. Now is the time to prepare for your exhibits.
Mr. H. F. Fritz a Texas pioneer settler and his granddaughters Miss Ruby Fritz and Miss Thelma Parker of Bell County are visiting relatives here.
A meeting of the members of the Fredericksburg Bonded Warehouse is scheduled for next Saturday August 1. Members will convene to discuss matters affecting operations and governance of the facility.
Messrs Charles and Max Martin and Mr Albert Martin and family were visitors at Fredericksburg Monday.
Mr. Erwin Rusche motored to San Antonio last Sunday to bring home his mother who had spent several weeks with relatives and friends in the city.
Copies of the 1925 Mesa may be obtained at our office. The paper is well edited and cleverly arranged speaking well for editor Miss Margaret Maier.
Mr. Fritz Grienke and son opened a general merchandise business in the Chas Schwarz building. The Merrymakers met Mrs. Walter Knoche to spend hours at ecards. Mrs. Henry Nipper posted a high score and first prize. Mrs. Robert Arhelger took the booby.
Mr. Clemens Kneese and family departed for an extended journey to Galveston and other Texas cities, outlining plans for travel and sightseeing across multiple locations.
Peter Jenschke’s son underwent an operation at the local hospital last Saturday. Hermann Neyland opened a general repair shop in the Cameron Building on Main Street opposite Nimitz Hotel. Adolf Hoffmann and wife of Brownwood visit relatives in the county. R. S. Miller and Club Boys and Girls left for College Station for the A. and M. short course. Sophie Heep Mrs James Evers and Felix G Stehling with others head to Westphalia for the Staats Verband annual meeting. Fritz Grienke and sons Fritz Joseph and Gus Nauwald drove to San Antonio for eye specialist visit. Concordia Singing Club toasted Max Wahrmund with a serenade on Monday night. Delicious sandwiches and long distance beer accompanied the birthday celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. FB. Fisher and Mrs. W. R. Dunn returned from a visit to relatives and friends at Menard. Mr. Fisher notes that the breath is nearly as bad at Menard as at home, except where grass is in decent condition. Irrigation being carried on along the
Messrs. Alfred Wahrmund and Otto Eckhardt with their families tour Austin New Braunfels and San Antonio. They plan a visit to Medina Dam before returning home.
Mr. Otto Sprott and his family of Hondo City attended the Sheep and Goat Raisers Convention in Brady and visited relatives in Fredericksburg on their return home.
The Hubertus and Bear Creek shooting clubs staged a Hammel Schiesen at Bear Creek grounds. Bears won the challenge by forcing Hubertus to dig up while Hubertus earned the first roast pick. Mr and Mrs A Walter and daughter Ella along with Mrs Wm Habenicht and children travel to Kingsville and Corpus Christi to visit Hugo Walter in Kingsville for several days.
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