Kaffee Kraenzechen Guests and Local Visits Highlight Society News
The Kaffee Kraenzechen enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Robert Blum. Loreen Moursand left for San Antonio to visit Miss Adele Fresinius. Several local residents toured relatives in San Antonio Kerrville Wallis Cuero Clifton and Wallis. Needlecraft Society met with Mrs. George Kott hosting a refreshment laden afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaffee Kraenzechen
Robert Blum
Loreen Moursand
Adele Fresinius
San Antonio
Hugo Priess
Alex Molzbergere
Hugo Schoenewolf
Sisterdale
Eckert Locals Report Injuries And Community News
Last week a man was badly hurt while lifting a loaded wagon tire and was rushed to Fredericksburg for care, with an update that his condition is improving. The column notes visits by relatives and neighbors, a Sunday church revival trip, a local car fire with limited damage, and a large community fire in Henry Hirk's pasture. It also mentions drought affecting Willow City cotton yields and ongoing social events.
Morris Ranch Socials and Kerrville Trip Report
Mr Sidney Dees of Oxford was guest of Wiley's Friday through Sunday. Dees and Miss Ruby Wiley visited Miss Helen Wake Saturday. Attendees at the Fredericksburg show Sunday night included Mr Willie Pape and Miss H Wake Mr Eddie Bierschwale and Miss Myrtle Lund. A Kerrville trip occurred Monday by M B Wiley and R Treadwell. Mrs Bierschwale and her three sons Eddie George and Robert with Miss Wake and Myrtle Lund enjoyed Kerrville fair Wednesday. E S Treadwell's little son remains ill. Mr and Mrs Adams plan to move to Kerrville soon. Maudie and Ruby Wiley visited Miss Wake Thursday. Albert Treadwell and a San Antonio friend were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Dees
Oxford
Wiley
Dees
Ruby Wiley
Helen Wake
Willie Pape
H. Wake
Eddie Bierschwale
Myrtle Lund
Fredericksburg
R. Treadwell
Kerrville
Maudie and
Visiters Finish Short Trip Before Return
Sed to San Antonio Thursday. M. R. et spent a few days on Marrisity Ranch visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
M. R
Marrisity Ranch
Local Socials and Travels Across Llano and Fredericksburg
Mr and Mrs H Y Freeman of Llano visit Chas Youngs in Willow City. Miss Minnie Meckel returns home from Hyde Meckels. Edgar James comes back from Corpus Christi where he studied. Mrs Oscar Edwards visits her parents the Moores. Mrs Jeff Moore and Claud Young visit Fredericksburg. Edna Gold returns from Crabbapple to aunt Emil Welgehausen. H Y Robinson travels to Fredericksburg on business. Edward Golds visit Fredericksburg midweek. Dr Burch and daughter Jessie return from Eulogy where Jessie works. Prayer meeting at Methodist Church well attended. Alma Smith visits Fredericksburg. Clinton Hardin and Morel Bureh return from San Saba fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Freeman
Llano
Chas Young
Willow City
Minnie Meckel
Hy. Meckel
Edgar James
Corpus Christi
Oscar Edwards
Andrew Moore
Jeff Moore
Claud Young
Fredericksburg
Edna Gold
Alma Smith
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Ethel Oehler
New Braunfels
Ruby Marshall
Pleasan
Ben Kneese
Henry Schmidt and
Son of
Flora Bracher
Clifton
Max Bracher
Lawrence Lundell
Taylor
Henry Evers
George Kott
Needlecraft Society
Morrow
Laredo
Ostrow Hotel
Eckert
Walter Icke
Annie Mogford
Katemey
Carrie Ben Johnson
Menard
Annie
J. W. Lee
Colorado
Alf
Win. Sagebiel
Carl Sagebiel
J. M. Garner
Pecos
Texas
Ben F. Thomas
Edward Sagebiel
Brenham
Otto Hobman
Harold
G. Ben Thomas
Sandy
Blanco County
Henry Evans
Otto Hohmann
Louis Hohmann
Henry Horlen, Jr
Cole Creek
W. P. Horlen
Alf. Pfeil
Selma Kirchhoff
Marvin
Aug. Lorenz
M. E. Self
Holmes Moss
Three Rivers
Hamp Lacy
Baby
Marble Falls
W. N. Lee
Morris Ranch News
Robert Adams
Gillespie County Fair
Fredericksburg and Gillespie Co
HY. Hirsch
Louis Kott & CO
Ford Sales and Service Station
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Atchas
Wenan
MN Gosh
Voc
Hen Sest
Messrs
Clinton Hardin
Morel Bureh
San Saba
Juenks & Schoenewolf
Hearts Delight
Bob White
Juenke & Schoenewolf
S. W
General Merchants
C. T
H. F. Jordan
Taitior
Mes
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