Local and Personal News From Austin and Surroundings
Local notes report Este Worth Hopf visiting Austin, Eddy Ochs on a San Antonio business trip, and Ernst W. Jacoby from San Antonio visiting parents last week. Dora Jacoby leaves for an extended San Antonio visit, Alma Kramer heads to Willingham Washington, and many residents attend Enchanted Rock outings. A carload of cedar posts for Harper Telephone Co was unloaded at Fredericke burg. holes will be dug next Monday. Also noted are a Catholic Staatsverband outing to Enchanted Rock, a garden party with Striegler and Loehte families, a drawing of a Childs Automobile at Klaerner’s Opera House, and a Livergard laxative advertisement from Dallas with local sale by Harry V. Heyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Telephone Co
Frederickeburg
Alma Kramer
Willingham
Wash
San Antonio
Louise Kramer
Prize Cartoon Hit Sparks Comfort Frede ricksburg Game
Courtesy of D M Lchreiber of San Antonio a Chesterfield cigarette cartoon prize was awarded to the first player with the longest hit in yesterday's local diamond game between Comfort and Fredericksburg. E Lochte hit a three-base ball in the second inning. Udo Henke and Stahmann also had three-base hits. Attendees at Mason Barbecue were H H Sagebiel M C Stehling and H A Walter. A Witte family and Mr Silas Kneese vacationing at Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Lchreiber
San Antonio
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co
Comfort
Fredericksburg
E. ©. Lochte
Udo Henke
Giants
Stahmann
Lost purse and nursing school ads in the STANDARD
Lost between Fredericksburg and Mason a ladies folding purse with 30 to 35 dollars and visiting cards. Notify Mrs Edgar Horne Coleman Texas. Reward offered. Southwestern Training School for Nurses affiliated with a general hospital offers a three year course in general training for young women. Requirements two years of high school and good references. Pupils start at 25 dollars with full maintenance and advance to 45 dollars. Write for particulars Miss Virginia Watson Supt of Nurses Box 1147 San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Mason
Edgar Horne
Coleman
Texas
Southwestern Training School
General Hospital
Virginia Watson
R. N
San Antonio
Citizens Bank Unincorporated Partnership in Fredericksburg
William Bierschwabe swears under oath that the Citizens Bank unincorporated in Fredericksburg Gillespie County Texas is a partnership formed by Oscar Krauskopf and William Bierschwabe both of Fredericksburg and that no other person or group is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
William Bierschwale
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Citizens Bank
Unincorporated
Oscar Krauskopf
William Bierschwabe
Notary Affidavit Signed by Wm Bierschwale 1923
Subscribed and sworn to by William Bierschwale before Notary A W Mourland on July 17 1923 in Gillespie County Texas. Indicates financial interest in said partnership and confirms execution of the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bierschwale
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. Maier’s
Cash Grocery
Quality Cash Grocery
Swifts
Henry C. Maier
Cash Grocery and
Mr. Farmer
Weirich & Holly
Gillespie County Fair Ass’n
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Fredericksburg, Texas
Wm. Bierschwale
Max J. Bierschwale
Walter F. Bierschwale
Elseworth Hopf
Austin
Eddy Ochs
Trip
Ernst W. Jacoby
Dora Jacoby
Stonewall
Otto Showers
Ozona
Felix Klaerner
Staatsverband
The
Enchanted Rock
Watts
California
George E. Kott
Master Kott
Rae
Supt. Berry
Smithville
Alvin Striegler
V.~. Striegler
Ellen
Elsie Kolmeier
FE. R. Loehte
H. A. Loehte
Tom Goodale
Klaerner
Opera House
Livergard
Laungardia Company
Dallas
Harry V. Heyland
SiZk
Ful Firestone
United
States Tires
Gray
Firestone
U. S
Louis Kott & Co
H. H. Sagebiel
M. C. Stehling
Stehling Bros
H A. Walter
Walter Jewelry Co
C. B Witte
Silas Kneese
Corpus Christi
Fred
Saenger & Ochs
Mens Clothiers and Furnishiers
Muucchhemmmann
A. W. Mourland
Notary Public
Gillespie Co
Tex
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