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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
1
Iman Ochs and others visit Fredericksburg relatives while the community notes updates from San Antonio and Mason. Local business and road work progress mix with arrivals, departures, and social visits as ranching and farming activity continues around the area.
White Kid Slippers and white canvas pumps feature straps and criss cross designs. The assortment includes patent, gun metal, vici and bronze American Lady shoes and slippers showcasing the latest styles at Barrier-Maier Co.
Ferdinand Beckmann a German born pioneer of Gillespie County Fredericksburg died last Saturday after months of illness. He married Sophie Meier in 1870 and leaves nine children, six surviving, including Mrs. Aug Gold and sons Max and Alfred. Funeral Sunday at Union Cemetery with Concordia singing Club.
Miss Minna Emma Helene Hopf daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hopf died at noon Wednesday June 25 from tuberculosis She was born September 26 1896 near Luckenbach Gillespie County She leaves parents a sister Adele and grandparents a large community mourns The funeral was held Thursday at 3 pm conducted by Rev Konzack with interment at Union Cemetery Many floral tributes and condolences noted by the Standard Local friends sent sympathy from across the county
Festivities at Fredericksburg include a four race program at the Fair Grounds with purses, a Gillespie County saddle horses dash, and a ball game between Fredericksburg Giants and the Kelley Smith team of Austin. The visitors also play Sunday and Monday with hoped for three straight wins, followed by dances shows and music at night.
The seventh annual commencement of St Anthony's Business College was held at Peter's Opera House with several hundred attendees. Seven graduates, led by salutatorian Werner Lochite and valedictorian Louis Weinhefer, completed a four act program of speeches, music, and awards.
Mr Robt Klett traveled to Kerrville last week and sold about 20 000 pounds of wool raised in Gillespie County. The sale marked one of the largest individual lots handled by Fredericksburg’s local wool buyers this season.
Arrangements are made for a benefit performance of The First Day of the Holidays a four act comedy at Klaerner's Opera House this Saturday night to aid the local Baseball Club. The boys recently bought new suits and the event will include a dance after the play with strong word of mouth that attendees will not be disappointed.
Echo Singing Club accepted an invitation to Hugo’s home on Wednesday night and enjoyed a fine barbecue prepared by the host and his wife. Refreshments and songs added to the pleasure, with revelers not returning until the early morning hours.
At the last regular meeting Mountain Grove Circle initiated eleven new members into the order. A luncheon by the ladies made the occasion pleasant. The circle has seen strong growth and plans to admit several more at the next meeting.
The Committee for the Vacation School for German Language Lessons selected Robert Penniger as president and Max Schoenewelt as secretary treasurer. Eng M Bittner was elected instructor with enrollment set for Monday July 38rd. The program runs about two months from July 5 1916 enrolling daily except Saturdays and holidays.
Miss Helene Henke left Thursday morning for Mason to visit her friend Miss Estella Hoffmann. Fritz Voller delivered a large shipment of Japanese plums from his Cave Creek orchard, including a 12 inch branch with a solid plum cluster. Miss Sophie Dietz underwent an operation Wednesday at the Sanitarium, daughter of Henry Dietz on the Harper road near Fredericksburg.
Giants from Fredericksburg led by Lee pitched a strong game as the Boerne White Sox were unable to connect. Collins provided solid support behind the plate while the Giants pulled off a 4 to 2 victory on the White Sox home field with many fans in attendance.
London June 29 Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of high treason in the Irish revolt and sentenced to death. He appeared composed and vowed to appeal, arguing for Irish nationality and trial by Irishmen. The trial ended after a half hour of jury deliberation. News also notes American expeditionary forces withdrawing in Mexico and Italy reporting many soldiers with U.S. ties.
An advertisement touts Packard Shoes for men and young men in various styles and leathers including Button, Blu cher, Eq Walking, and high and low cuts. It promises a free pair if the first choice is not worn.
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