Mrs Nugent Cox and family visit Fredericksburg shopping trip
Mrs Nugent Cox and her children traveled with Mr and Mrs Deward Bushnell and their son on a brief Tuesday excursion to Fredericksburg for shopping.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1926
Page
10
Mrs Nugent Cox and her children traveled with Mr and Mrs Deward Bushnell and their son on a brief Tuesday excursion to Fredericksburg for shopping.
Mr and Mrs Chas Stevenson lost their home and barn by fire about 2 am Wednesday four miles west of Johnson City. The loss was $2000 insured. The origin is unknown as no one was home. They were in San Marcos at the time. Other items note Rob Crider in Austin on business and local threshing yields up to 97 bushels per acre with oats near 70. Local residents include E P Ross improving his hardware store, Elms of Johnson City with San Antonio trip, and Dave Wonsley of Henly visiting.
A Johnson City festival featured music by the Wild Cat Serenaders, a ball game between Cypress Mills and Blanco, and a goat and calf reaping contest ending with a dance at Wither's Opera House. About a thousand people attended the daylong event and no serious injuries were reported from a nearby car accident five miles southeast on the Austin Fredericksburg Highway.
The note states Mildred Freeman, previously ill, is improving and getting along nicely, reflecting a positive health update from the family or community.
Mrs. Ruth Allen, longtime occupant of a position in San Antonio, has returned to her home in Johnson City.
Mr. S. H. Gourley of Millers Creek delivered wool in town on Wednesday to Withers and Ross. Stephen Tunnell of Post Oak was a Johnson City business visitor Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Jim Chapman and daughter Mrs. E. P. Ross and granddaughter Kittie Clyde fished on the river last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman were in town Tuesday for business, and Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Goar with son spent Sunday in Austin visiting relatives. Tula V. Hudwell, visiting the Goars, accompanied them home.
Mr. Jeff Mayes arrived as a business visitor on Saturday. County Judge William Martiny went to Austin on Wednesday to consult a physician.
Kittie Cochran Alfred Johnson and Margaret Johnson were guests of Miss Kittie Clyde of Johnson City Monday. Chas and Adam Boecking of Johnson City were visitors of Blanco last week.
Johnson City resident Mr. Fred Bruckner left Tuesday to attend a Pentecostal meeting in Austin. He was expected to return later this week.
Mrs J J Cage and her son Sterling visit relatives in Robstown this week as reported by the Austin American.
Ben Grisham Jr. left Sunday for Taft to join Taft National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and their Bryan children visited the Smith family in town. Luther Norman of Austin spent Monday visiting relatives. P T Brigham Ben Brigham and Lee Brown Jr. were in Taft Thursday and Friday for business matters.
The Cox brothers opened a new garage and filling station this past week. Messrs John Felps Willis Greenhaw and Lee Conn delivered wool to Withers and Ross in Johnson City on Saturday. Mary Francis Mour land, who had been ill, has recovered and is able to be up again.
Mr. Arthur Olfers of San Antonio visited this last week as a guest of his sister Mrs. Guy Felps.
Mrs. Wm. Martiny departed this morning for Austin to attend a Pentecostal meeting for several days.
Miss Ruth and Annie Hunniecutt were business visitors of our town Saturday.
Saturday in town featured Mr. Jim Withers shopping as a needed shower fell, benefiting crops. Visitors included Mr. Vance Tyson and Mr. Nat Stubbs of Johnson City, with Mrs. Givins and daughter from Blanco and Mrs. Oncus Henkley visiting Mrs. L. C. Page. Round Mountain hosted a revival trip by Sella Mayfield and party from Johnson City.
Robstown guests Jim Kellam and Mood Kellam stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown over the weekend. Mrs. William Allan and her daughter departed for an extended visit with Mrs. Allan's daughter, Mrs. Ruby of Gregory. Guy Ross of Austin visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ross, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Verie Ross return to Robstown after spending two weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sparks and children return from an extended visit in Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cage of Robstown visit Mrs Annie Cage and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckner of Austin spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Buckner.
Miss Sophie Elsie and Edna Lubbins visited Otto Uecker at Rocky for two weeks then traveled to Austin to join their brother Renke a UT student of nine years. They plan a Francitas Texas home reunion before Renke leaves for Europe for 12 months.
Mr Albert Wichler departed for the Rio Grande valley to pick cotton. Mr Dan Wiershausen and family spent Sunday at Hilmar Wiershausen.
Mr Hugo Wierich spent Sunday in Fredericksburg. Miss Omela Weiershausen, visiting at Gold, has returned.
Johnson City Texas July 3 Hon Smith a well known wealthy young ranchman of Blanco County was found dead at his northern Blanco County home Thursday morning. He was the son of the late Uncle Joe Smith a pioneer. Survived by his widow a small son relatives and friends Interment held Saturday at Round Mountain.
Floydada July 4. L. D. Cates is dead and Charles Lewis is in critical condition after an automobile wreck on the highway 10 miles northeast of Floydada. The car overturned four times and landed upside down.
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