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Newspaper

Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1923

Page

3

Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Church Gift

Mrs BE H Patton visited her sister Miss Abbie Cook Monday on air. Mrs John Morris motored to San Antonio Friday last week on business. Mrs Fred Cook and Jerry returned to Segovia Saturday after visiting home folks Mr and Mrs Wm Moses. Baptist meeting closed Sunday night with five additions: Mr and Mrs G R Beemann and Mr and Mrs Hy Markworth by letter, Mr Alfred Kneese by statement. Rev Brown had Rev B P Clarris Center Point and Missionary Heath of the Pedernales Association from Blanco to assist.

BE. H. Patton Miss Abbie Cook John Morris San Antonio Fred. Cook Jerry Segovia Wm. Moses Baptist Meeting G. R. Beemann Hy. Markworth Alfred Kneese Rev. Brown P. Clarris Center Point Missionary Heath The Pedernales Association Blanco Messrs Adam and Paul Priem Hutto E. S. Fairchild Abbie Adams Fred. Gammenthater Jim Almand Vir Armand

Social visits and travels across town and Kerrville

Mrs Arthur Leyendecker visited Spring Creek last week. Clyde Floyd and Annie Fay Stevens drove to Kerrville last Friday. Mrs E R Dabney and child ran to Fredericksburg Friday. Hardin Tobin, Gartrell ranch manager, spent the weekend in Harper. Mr and Mrs Hy Porter of Durham Oklahoma with two children visited Mrs Porter's parents L L Hatley. Mrs Gordon Harper and children Corean Thelma Scarborough and Jane Menges joined Mrs Cloud to Kerrville to visit Mrs Dent until Sunday. The young ladies return Tuesday night.

Clyde Floyd Annie Fay Stevens Kerrville Hardin Tobin Harper Gartrell Ranch Here Hy. Porter Durham, Okla Gordon Harper Corean Thelma Scarborough Janet Menges Mrs. Cloud Bessie Cloud Bessie Harper J. J. Dent San Antonio Goose Creek Barton Fla Walter Harper

Protracted meeting attendees and local visitors noted

Rev Willman and wife are in a meeting at Noxville this week. Gama Mr R B Moore and family visited their old Gart rell ranch Sunday evening. Mr Hy Maurer and family from Klein Branch attended church at Harper. Mr and Mrs W S Fairchild from Noxville spent the past week in our community. Mr Otto Rahe and family and Miss Meta Grossenbacher left last Friday for New Braunfels to visit relatives.

Willman Noxville Gama R. B. Moore Gartrell Ranch Hy. Maurer Klein Branch Harper Wednesday Otto Rahe Meta Grossenbacher New Braunfels

Hopfs and Hopfs Travel to San Angelo for Family Visit

Mr and Mrs H A Hopf and their children along with Mr and Mrs Max Hopf departed last week for San Angelo to visit relatives.

H. A. Hopf Max Hopf San Angelo

Local moving visitors and residents listed in Harper area notices

Dozens of residents and visitors are listed in a Harper area society note. Names include Miss Leona Wedekind returning home from Hunt and families such as Louis Grossenbacher V. A. Hopf Franz Lange R. A. Speed Buck Blount and others visiting towns and farms. Some plan outings on Pedernales and a Kerrville court visit.

Harper News Highlights Local Visits and Developments

Mrs J J Rogers and Pat visited Kerrville to meet Mildred Rogers attending the S W T N session. The town notes guests from Waelder Yoakum and San Antonio and the Harper Telegraph line project near completion. Local homes under construction, a Morris building demolition, grape harvest, and camp meeting attendance are reported along with visitors Edith Are and her San Antonio party.

J. J. Rogers Pat Kerrville Mildred Rogers

Picnic and Recital by Mrs. Lewis Stevens Expression Class

A picnic and recital are planned for Saturday at 6 30 p m August 18 in the flat between Stevens Creek and Prof Smith s home. The public is invited to bring a picnic supper. The program features Verna May Billings Corinthia Russel Alice Rae Voices in the Night Mildred Duderstadt Becomes Lily Bell Hunt Ain t Goin to Cry no More Alice Nichols and other readings by local participants.

Lewis Stevens Steven’s Creek Prof. Smith Verna May Billings Home Sweet Home Corinthia Russel Shakespeare Alice Raee Mildreed Duderstadt M. Bere Bees Spey

Duck Murray Stevens Essay on a Mule

Mr R C Little and family were in town last week shopping as Lawrence Nichols and Marsehall Stevens prepared notes for a reading. The item mentions Murray Stevens and a composition on a duck, with a focus on a mule and selected reading context.

Murray Stevens Marsehall Stevens Lawrence Nichols R. C. Little and

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Miles Arthur Leyendecker Spring Creek E. R. Dabney Frederickshoro Porpure J.P. Taylor’s Drug Store Ed's. Drug Store Citizens Auto Harper Texas Bryson & Crockett Mere. Company Texas L. W. Schlaudt Citizens Auto Co Arper Leona Wedekind Hunt Louis Grossenbacher V. A. Hopf Fort Davis Mountain Country A. McBeth Jewel Town Mrs. Buck Blount Milton R. A. Speed and Babies Franz Lange Burman Farris Joe Gibson Max Martin Mr. Are Tom Kelly Ram Davis N. Davis C. A. Roberts George Parker Pedernales Joe Masters Niron Hy. Steiner Waelder Herm. Koff Yoakum Miss Schelik Rocks J. M. Staats Monroe McDougall Hotel James River Ranch Joe Adams Orin Kimble County M. Fred Gammenthaler Fredericksburg Harper Telephone Co Harpers Morris Edith Are Child Mrs. Are Edith Morgan J. F. Wedekind’s Pahr Ed Oe Women’s Rights Greneva Harper Tin and Sheet Metal Shop H. J. Kaiser W. Granville Agent Mosty Nursery Centerpoint Joseph Bros. Garage Alemete Robert £. Lee Jack White, Mer
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