Morris Ranch News Burial for Fred Morris at 44
Fred Morris known as Doc Morris was buried here after dying June 16 at his San Antonio home. He was 44. Survived by wife and three children Lee Guy Hazel, mother Mrs. Fred Morris of Harper, sisters Mrs. Paul De Lorey of Harper and Mrs. Harold Wake of Waco, brothers Chas. Morris of Kerrville and John of Har. Also noted are visitors and local social notes including Miss Lou Emma Keathouse’s Austin visit and Willow City stop, plus Mrs. Reg Morris hosting Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Doc. Morris
San Antonio
Lee
Guy
Hazel
Harper
Paul de Lorey
Harold Wake
Waco
Chas. Morris
Kerrville
John
Har
Reg. Morris
Mrs. Walker
Louisiana
Social Notes and Local Bargains Across Town
Social notes list visitors and guests from Dallas San Antonio New York and Taylor plus local host events including Epworth League program at Meth Epis Church and confirmations. Bargains from F Maier and tire and fabric promotions close the item with details on concerts by Hoelzer Military Band and local shopping offers including clothing hosiery and tires.
Zions Church Curious Notice Of July Events And Mason Anniversary
Evangelical Lutheran Zions Church announces the pastor will attend San Antonio for Government Hill dedication. Services and League meetings proceed at home with a July picnic at Alfred Klaerner’s Live Oak grounds. Patriotic services at 10 30 am and a school program for the afternoon. Mason Lutheran Church marks golden anniversary and parsonage dedication on July 9. Notify pastor if attending Mason event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Government Hill
Alfred Klaerner
Live Oak
Mason
F. A. Bracher
Will Speak at Harper June 27 1922 barbecue
In a letter dated June 17 the writer explains a prior commitment to attend the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association meeting at Leaky Real County on July 14 and 15. He plans to reach Harper by July 5 if possible, with arrangements to be at Leahy on July 13 and then attend the Harper barbecue on July 15. He thanks the recipients for their courtesy and signals his expected attendance. Juenke Schoenewoll advertises stone jars and related containers in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaky
Real County
Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Harper
Leahy
Local and Personal July Fourth Observances and Visitors
Miss Estella Habenicht and Ulrich family from San Antonio and Eva Schwethelm with children from Boerne visited relatives here. T H Ridgeway of San Antonio, candidate for state senator, will address voters in Court House Park on July 4. Local businesses plan to close for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Habenicht
Ulrich
San Antonio
Eva Schwethelm
Boerne
T. H. Ridgeway
Court House Park
Hermann Leyendecker Declared Candidate for Gillespie Precinct One
Mr Leyendecker born and raised in Gillespie County is named as candidate for Commissioner of Precinct No 1. He vows to devote time to public service and work toward more and better roads and streets for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Hermann Leyendecker
Gillespie County
Leyendecker
Straw Hat giveaway with every suit purchase
Beginning Saturday July 1 through July 4 customers will receive a free straw hat with every suit bought. Visit the shop to view the assortment of suits and hats and note the low prices.
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Morris Ranch News
Bro. Skinner
Center
Max Weigand
Luck and
Baby
Oklahoma
H. Gains
Ella Loudon
Dallas
F. Loudon
Pearl Kneese
G. N
Max Maier
Orange
Hugo Kher
Olga von Hagen
Betty Hagen
New York
Ostrow
KE. H. Riley
Irene
Menard
Felix Chevaliar
Lorine
Taylor
Henry Stoffers
W. F. Brown
Antonio
Estill San
D. A. Riley
Annie Overman
Emil Toepperwein
Bertha Nauwald
W. Co. Klaermuer
Dick Miller
Dorthy Woods
San Saba
Leland Guidry
the Ostrow
M. E. Church
South
F. Maier
F. J. Maier
BE. C. Hansen
Oldfield
Hoelzers
Fair Grounds
Hoelzer
F. J. Mater
United States
Louis Kott & Co
Eee
Evang
Luth
Zions Church
Will
Juenke & Schoenewoll
Cinetses
A. Walter
Optometrist
Gillespie
Palm Beach
Fredericksburg
Gains
Schroeder Bros
Daylight Store
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