The Adventures of Jack Dobell Continued in Frontier Times
The narrative describes moving through a timbered bottom then emerging onto open prairie after a rest and drying clothes. The account is a first person frontier memoir style recounting overland travel and terrain encountered along the march.
Rescue of a Hen and Survival Tale in Texas Wilderness
A narrator recounts his trek through cane brakes along old Caney Creek in Texas. He encounters Mexican plunder, defends a hen from a wild cat, finds a well stocked house, befriends guard dogs, reads from a local library, and contemplates leaving with a dog companion named Scout as he continues his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Caney Creek
Colorado River
Old Caney
Crusoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Dobell
Frontier Times
Bandera
Texas
Cardus
Mrs. I Pruitt
Anderson
Stucke’s
Knopp & Metzger
Oscar Stein
Iowa
Henke Bros
A. Hilliman
Brownwood Room
Coggin
Nat'l. Bank
Eddy Kramer
Goliad
Nueces
Rio Grande
Art
Peters
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
San Ant
Austin
Freder
Fred’burg
Kerrville
Eeebort
Eburg
Her
Morits
Schandua
Reichenau
Stucke’s Bakery & Confectionery