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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1923

Page

8

Community Notes From Fredericksburg and Nearby

Local and personal items list visitors and travels among Fredericksburg residents and neighbors. Highlights include August Jung’s business trip to San Antonio, visits from Austinites and Comfort residents, a new Visible Filling Station by Leo Blanchard, and various family engagements. The Chamber of Commerce banquet at Peters Pavilion, a Shiner visitor summering with the Walter family, and a planned marriage of Tillie Knopp to Leo Petsch with a Galveston honeymoon and Fredericksburg home to follow.

Leo Blanchard Ed. Knopp Miss Tillie Leo. J. Petsch St. Mary’s Church Galveston Texas Fredericksburg

Local News Notes and Social Roundup in Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg residents report gas selling at 20e. Emil Juenke family visit relatives in Georgetown New Braunfels and Austin. Hohmann Stehling deliver cars to Floyd Elbbracht Burg and Kott. Sheriff Petmecky returns from Austin and travels to San Antonio for a court matter. Rabkes attend University of Texas graduation. Raymond Rabke earns B S in Electrical Engineering. Reports of Jacob Hetzel's commitment to the San Antonio Insane Asylum. Wyoming trip planned by Grote Striegler Moritz party in a Nash. Mildred Hubbard visits. hospitality at Petermann home with June 13 noted as fishing law enforcement concerns. Warns of dangerous driving after recent near-collisions. urges caution to prevent injuries.

Local residents visit and business trip notes

Mr Louis Metzger has taught at St apd College in San Antonio and is spending the summer with his parents, Mr and Mrs Adam Metzger. Louis Kott Albert Stehling Silas Kneese and Joe Schmidtzinsky returned from a business trip to San Antonio in the interest of the local gasoline situation.

D. H. Stindt Shiner Fredericksburg Albert Walter Louis Metzger St. Apd College San Antonio Adam Metzger Messrs Louis Kott Albert Stehling Silas Kneese Joe Schmidtzinsky

High Five Club Honors Winners at Estella Beckman’s

Last Friday the High Five Club gathered at Miss Estella Beckman’s for a delightful evening. First prize went to Miss Lina Klingelhoefer and consolation prize to Mrs. Joe Stein.

Estella Beckman Lina Klingelhoefer Joe Stein

Up-to-date Crank Case Service Station Planned

Messrs Kennedy and Baumann begin building and equipment for a modern Crank Case Service Station with a new ladies rest room. Max Heinrich travels through Fredericksburg to visit his parents in Mason after attending Lutheran College at Seguin and graduating. Mr and Mrs Wienecke of Brenham stay briefly in Fredericksburg, camping on the grounds and praising the town as a summer resort.

Messrs. Kennedy & Baumann Max Heinrich Fredericksburg Rev Heinrich of Mason Max Lutheran College Seguin

Big shipment of dress shirts arrives at Schroeder Bros

Early morning an unknown assailant, believed Mexican, entered Schmidt Bros store and stole silk dress goods valued at 50 to 60 dollars. Officers have not yet apprehended the culprit. Weatherford of Smitterville, Texas, driving down the Mason Fredericksboro Highway, struck a culvert near Cherry Springs. Mrs Weatherford and baby suffered injuries when they shattered the windshield. the car was too damaged and towed. The accident occurred as Weatherford looked back at children in the rear while driving at speed.

Schmidt Bros Mr. Weatherford Smitterville Texas Cherry Springs

We Are Reducing Stock for Move to Smaller Building

F J Maier offers large reductions across many items to cut moving costs. Curlee Suits, spring and summer dress goods, silks, ratines, organdies, tissues and ginghams marked down to move quickly. Hats and Panama selections also featured as part of the clearance.

F. J. Maier

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. C. Maier Schneider Produce Co The Baptist Church Otto Meurer H. H. Slaughter Billings Cattlemen’s Committee Court House Otto Henke Hy. C. Maier Court House Square C. T. Telephone Co August Jung Alex Maier Jim Jung Petersburg Herman Hoffmann Mrs. Hilmar Pfeiffer of Our City Gus. Klingelhoefer Olga Schoenewolf Alex Mossberger Wm. Wahrmund Beaumont, Texas R. L. Kott Chamber of Commerce Peter’s Pavilion J. P. H. Jacoby Albert Jacoby Gillespie County Richard Fertsch Hobson Jim Moran Runge W. J. Schroeder Fir Jim Phillips Christian John Ressmann Joe Dietz New Braunfels Myrtle Jung Mame George Kasper Art Tex Ad. Haun Ernest Leifeste Sam and Roy Louis Biermann Comfort Ferdiand Hahn Streeter Chas. Bierschwale Ed. Keller Ernst Ellebracht Llano. Ie Kerrville Epworth League E. W. Bode Bode Emil Juenke Viola Georgetown Austin Messrs. Hohmann & Stehling F. M. Floyd Hy. Elbbracht Ad. Burg Emil Kott A. W. Petmecky Federal Clementine Rabke Oliver Rabke University of Texas A. W. Petmeckyeft Jacob Hetzel Raymond F. Rabke Rabke Jacob Fritz London Jacob J. Hetzel August Grote Hattie Constance Striegler Louis Moritz Wyoming North- West Yellowstone National Park Miss Grote Nash Mildred Hubbard Houston W. R. Petermann Miss Hubbard Schroeder Bros Panama Hart Schaffner Marx Lee Union-alls Duck Hansen Weyenberg Stehling Bros Peter St. Hoge Fund Rs R Henry J. Maxing Wardi Mar Artr Norte Lilit Erni Pete Knopp & Metzger
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