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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1926
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Emil Kuebel and their Blanco children called on Mr and Mrs Hans Boecking on Friday of last week. They were joined home by Mrs Clara Dannheim of Austin who has been visiting here for some time.
Mr and Mrs W E Saunders and their young daughter Virginia of San Antonio were guests of Mr and Mrs S E Johnson and were escorted home by Mrs Ruth A Banes early this week.
Charlie Boecking of Johnson City is visiting relatives in Blanco this week.
Miss Ray Bryan of Johnson City spent last Sunday in Blanco as the guest of Miss Ber Nice Byler, enjoying a social visit in the community.
Mrs Hiram Latham of Johnson City shopped in Fredericksburg Monday this week. Cora and Minnie Grace returned from El Paso where they taught school last term to spend vacation with their brother Louis Grace.
Messrs. Willie Waters of Round Mountain and Alvie Kennedy of Johnson City returned home Monday after a short stay in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Waterson and their daughter Mammie Francis of Austin are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Lester in Johnson City.
Miss Freda Olfers of San Antonio visits Blanco. Mildred Martiny returns home after visiting her sister Mrs Howard Klett of Austin. The Adtkins family and Robert of Tawhuski Oklahoma stay with Mr N E Lester. Boozer and Blanche from Round Mountain visit Johnson City. A Mr Cox of Spicewood attends a Protracted Meeting with Rev Frazier and Agatha. Johnsons visit Stonewall with Clarence Martin. Juanita Shellie of Round Mountain visits Agatha Frazier of Missouri. Earl Johnson and Cecil Maddox depart for Miami seeking work. Lee Brown Charlie Christ and John Brown of Blanco attend Johnson City county convention. Ed Elms visits San Antonio. Charles Moors leaves for Austin seeking employment. Melva Smith of California visits Johnson City. Herd Galloway of Austin visits Mae Galloway family and leaves with Mrs W H Hudnall and children.
Mr Herbert Gallaway of Johnson City was a business visitor in Fredericksburg Monday, meeting local contacts and inspecting possible trade opportunities.
Messrs Marlin John and Ed vin Dollahue of Johnson City left Monday for A and M College to attend a Summer Course.
Rey Hours and Ashmore of Austin were through Johnson City on Wednesday while en route to Kerrville.
Misses Louise Casparis and Zora Maddox spent last Friday in Austin for shopping as reported in local society notes.
Rev. P. E. Hawkins and his family of Kerrville visited the home of Mr. W. W. Dollahite on Thursday of last week.
Mr Earnest Stubbs and Miss Dora Pearl Brown of Blanco were visitors in Austin Sunday. The brief note records their weekend stop and local travel.
Mr. Lysle Page and family of Johnson City visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Page of Blanco Sunday.
Mr. Chas Moore of Johnson City was a business visitor in Fredericksburg Monday for meetings and inquiries about local commerce and potential investments.
Mrs J A Chapman Mrs Tom Johnson and daughter Margaret Mrs E P Ross and Kittie Clyde were seen shopping in Fredericksburg last Friday.
Me and Mrs Ed Ferrel Floyd and Louise Casparis attended the Diitwood reunion last week. The fragment confirms attendance but lacks full event details.
Mr and Mrs Chas Davis Mr Levi Maddox Rev Cornelius and family and Rev Frazier attended the association at Blanco Friday.
The Baptist revival meeting led by Rev J H Clark closed Sunday morning at Walnut. Mr and Mrs Tom Durham and their granddaughter Nellie Kidder spent Sunday in Blanco visiting relatives.
Mr Howell and Odessa Tanner were in town Saturday and were accompanied home by Mrs Mattie Glendenning of Johnson City.
Mr Leroy Carpenter and family along with Mr Don Wilson of Mirando City visited her parents Mr and Mrs W O Wilson last weekend.
Mrs John Shuevart spent Friday at Comanche visiting local friends and enjoying a quiet day in the town. The trip highlights social ties and community activity in the area.
Mr and Mrs Willie Kinney and their son Billy G of Austin spent last weekend visiting relatives in Johnson City.
Mr George Croft attends Texas Commercial College in San Antonio has returned home to spend his vacation with family after completing a term of study.
Johnson City resident Mr. Otto Schlaudt made a brief flying trip to Fredericksburg on Saturday, returning the same day.
Mr. W. B. Jordan of San Antonio visits his mother Mrs. M. S. Brown who is visiting Mrs. Otto Schlaudt.
Little Marvin Murrey of Mc Call Creek is seriously ill with slow fever this week, according to local reports. The family seeks prayers and medical care as doctors monitor his condition for signs of recovery.
Miss Flora Tanner of Albert was the guest of Miss Mabel Arrington last weekend, sharing social visits and local hospitality in town.
Mr Louie Haun of Post Oak was in town Saturday of last week for a routine visit. No incidents reported.
Mrs. Anna Felps of Miller Creek is visiting her daughter Mrs. Gilbert Murrey in Blanco.
Mrs W M Bates of Rocky visits her sister Mrs An son Bushnell in Miller Creek, staying a short time with family and friends.
Miss Charline Clark who had been visiting her sister Mrs. T. J. Davis of San Antonio returned home Thursday of last week.
Mr. B. J. Stubbs of Johnson City traveled to Austin during the previous week for unspecified reasons.
Mrs. E. H. McNatt of Johnson City is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lillie Scott in Austin. Mrs. Jeff Wensley, who had been visiting in Ft. Worth, has returned home.
Miss Minnie Bergmann and Inez Gliddon spent Friday of last week in Blanco on business.
Mr. Willie Crider, who has been visiting in Lam Uasas, returned home Tuesday of this week.
Mr and Mrs A W Pressler and children of Round Mountain were in Johnson City shopping Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Grisham of Round Mountain traveled to Johnson City as a business visitor on Tuesday, engaging with local firms and potential partners. He joined meetings discussing opportunities in regional trade and investment.
Sam Schroeter of San Antonio has bought the stock of J. N. Crider & Co. in Johnson City and will assume possession immediately. Local and visiting residents are listed with health updates and remarks on recent trips and attendances, including a funeral in San Marcos for Mrs. George Kennedy.
Miss Ofa and Daisy Bushnell of Millers Creek were in Blanco shopping Monday of last week.
Mr. Henry Smith led a herd of fat cattle through Johnson City Friday en route to Market. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Hunnicutt and their son from Round Mountain visited relatives in Johnson City on Sunday. Louis Rountree spent several days in Houston last week, while Mr. and Mrs. E P Ross and daughter Kittie Clyde visited in Blanco with Porter and Mrs Ross.
Advertisement offers healthy purebred chicks with guaranteed live delivery. Seller pays postage and provides postmaster statement if any birds arrive dead. Located at 55 Emory.
Mr. Dave Wonsley of Henry is visiting relatives in Johnson City this week. He plans to stay with family during his visit and will return home afterward.
Saturday morning word came of the death of Mrs Emil Hahne of San Antonio. She was laid to rest at the Post Oak Cemetery on Sunday afternoon at 3 PM.
Mr and Mrs Buck Smith and their young daughter of Fort Worth are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Nate McLendon in Johnson City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Billo of Walnut Section were the guests of Mrs. John Sughart Sunday. Mr. Joe Croft of El Paso is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Croft.
The Johnson City State Bank invites customers to a basket picnic on August 12 with speakers of statewide reputation on the milk cow hog and hen. The bank aims to form a Dairy Club and Hog Club offering to buy registered milk cows and thoroughbred hogs for the clubs. The event opens at 10 o'clock and lasts all day.
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