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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1929
Page
11
Judge Wm. Martiny made a business trip to Austin Thursday. Judge Thompson and the commissioners of Hays County were here last week on business.
Miss Josefa Johnson departed last Tuesday for San Marcos to attend school, continuing her education away from home.
Mr and Mrs Phelix Reach and their children from Post Oak were visitors here Saturday. Mr Leslie Casparis and family left for home in California after an extended visit with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Chas Bruckner of Mason visited relatives here on Saturday. Grandmother Rose of Blanco is here visiting her daughter Mrs L B Shockley.
Judge Martiny and 8 E. Johnson visited Blanco on Wednesday. Mrs. Anna Felps is spending the week with her daughter Mrs. Gilbert Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Odiorne of New Mexico are here visiting.
Otto J. Nowotny born January 16, 1870 in Comal County lived in New Braunfels and Smithville. Survived by wife, six children, ten grandchildren, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at Rocky cemetery July 16 beside wife. Also notes visitors, honeymoon couple, and Orphans home music event with free will offering $61.60.
A crowd from Round Mountain attended the local ball game on Sunday while Mr Rob Ryan and family from Bandera visit relatives and friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs Felix Neuman from Post Oak visited friends in town on Saturday, sharing time and hospitality with locals.
Mrs Emmett Pilgrim of San Antonio visited her parents Mrs H Bergmann and other relatives here Saturday. Mr Jessie Lambert and family and Mr Tom Withers of Sweet Water visited relatives here Tuesday. Mrs O Y Fawcett and daughters Lorene and Lillian returned home after a week in Robstown. Emmett Cecil and Clarence Redford of Austin spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs S E Johnson visited their daughter Rebecka in San Marcos Tuesday. Mrs Floyd Ferrell visiting San Marcos for school spent the weekend here. A ball game Sunday afternoon saw Johnson City defeat Lometa 3 to 2. Mr and Mrs Geo Garland and Misses Annie and Silvie Lee White of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs Guy Felps. Mrs Gordon Gear and son Preston of California visiting relatives of Mr and Mrs Mack Galloway. Mr and Mrs Frank Ed Nowotny and Harry Nowotny, Miss Harrison Aree of New York, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Nowotny with Haden George attended O J Nowotny funeral Tuesday.
Mr. Guy Arrington of Johnson City was in town Monday. Misses Vivian Stubbs and Dora Pearl Brown were shoppers in Austin Thursday.
Mr and Mrs P N Fulcher and their children from San Antonio were in town for a business visit on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patty and their young daughter were seen shopping in New Braunfels on Monday, enjoying a family outing in the Texas town.
Anna Belle Dodgen is spending a week in San Marcos with her aunts, enjoying time away from home and family company during a short stay with relatives.
Miss Eva Dodgen of San Marcos spent the weekend here with friends and toured local shops and parks. She shared memories of her hometown and plans a return visit for next month.
Shoppers Mae McQueries and Leah Belle Wagner were seen in New Braunfels on Friday. Rol len Krueger and family from South Texas visit relatives this week. Robert Fulcher from Raymondville visited his parents. Albert Mourland and EF McNatt from Johnson City came Saturday for the funeral of Mr. Dick Bernhard. Dr Geo Harwood and Toots Haynes of Marble Falls stopped by Friday en route to San Antonio. Mrs Odes Parker from Austin vacations with her parents Tilton Byler and wife this week.
John T. Bernhard, longtime Blanco resident, died Friday night at P. and S. Hospital in San Antonio after an operation and brief illness. He is buried in Blanco Cemetery beside his parents with Rev. J. Dodgen and Rev. John A. Brown presiding. Survived by two half sisters Miss M. M. Carson of Blanco and Mrs. E. J. Alexander of Kingsville, plus three nieces and a nephew including Miss Mary C. Alexander in Canton China and Miss Frances Alexander in Kingsville.
Mesdames Fred Bremer Joe Wagner Carl Shugart and Misses Leah Belle Wagner and Lovie Moore were visitors in New Braunfels Monday. Mr Lee Brown and Mrs Lillie Palmer left Tuesday to attend the old Confederate Reunion at Christoval. They attend it every year and always report a wonderful time.
Mr. M. E. Ruby begins construction on a bridge across the Blanco River this week. The note mentions imports from eight foreign countries used in Lady Margaret creams and powders, sold by Central Drug Co., Inc. Ady.
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