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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1924
Page
3
A. Y Solo mon led a team hitched to a rake that bolted last Saturday after a bridle failed. Solomon was thrown, dragged several yards, and sustained bruises and a back injury. The rake was wrecked, and the runaways stopped when they hit a tree.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Wm. Bierschwale after a paralytic episode last Wednesday. She leaves several married children in Noxville Segovia and Harper, with a large bereaved family and faithful church involvement. Community notices mention visits, barbecues, travel, and local events surrounding the funeral week.
Mrs L Rogers and child ren with her married daughter Mrs Rudolph Spencer enjoy a Llano fishing trip while Mesdames Lightfoot Pass Kerrville and Miss Anderson Junction join Prof Stockard and wife to complete the faculty for the coming term.
Mrs Tobin and Mawin visited Bell's and Gammen thaler's Sunday evening. Clarence Lehlandt visited his uncle and aunt at Mason after a twelve day stay and just returned from San Antonio where his parents took him for an Xray. Mr Oliver Hopf with wife and son and Lydia Whitewood attended Eden barbecue on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Hopf and son remained for an extended visit with her sister Mrs Fred Nebers.
Last Saturday noon two cars arrived at the gate bringing Mrs. Schlaudt’s mother and sister Mrs. 8. S. Price, her husband and son Ben of Dallas and Mrs. 8. S. Price’s daughter Mrs. O. D. Faulkner and family of Brownwood. The Prices left Gillespie County in 1898, visiting their old home two miles south of Lange's Mill. They visited Mr. Jasper Gibson and family, and Mrs. Price is a sister of Mr. Gibson. Sunday brought Mrs. John Campbell of Cisco and her daughter Mrs. Selma White with two sons John and Julian, and daughter Mabel visiting Mrs. Otto Schlaudt and family for dinner. Mr. Lee Gibson and family had just returned from a fishing trip to see relatives, while Mrs. White and children hurried to Doss to avoid the rough road. Also visiting were Mrs. Jasper Gibson’s sister and family from Poteet.
Otto Rahe & Co offers tissue ginghams from 15 to 39 cents per yard with additional items priced below cost for a short time. Sale emphasizes short duration and discount level.
Mr and Mrs R E Bode moved to Fredericksburg on Wednesday according to a brief local item.
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