Marie Cottle Reporter and Collector
Miss Marie Cottle is noted as reporter and collector for Harper News. The brief item highlights her roles within the newspaper office and related duties.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
9
Miss Marie Cottle is noted as reporter and collector for Harper News. The brief item highlights her roles within the newspaper office and related duties.
Mr and Mrs Jake Casper Sr and son Milton traveled to Junction for a brief trip this week. Fred Rahe and his young son were in town on Saturday for a short visit.
Mr and Mrs Walter Markworth and children shopped in Harper Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Hagan of San Antonio visited Mrs Hagans parents Mr and Mrs Jake Jung of the Pocket Community. Mr and Mrs Alvie Casper and small daughter of Kerrville were Harper visitors Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Wedekind Mr and Mrs Floyd Casper and Mr and Mrs Raymond Cottle are spending this week fishing near Hunt.
Mr and Mrs J J Solomon and daughter Mildred move back to their home near Harper after months in Kerrville where Mildred attended school. The Solomons are well regarded and welcomed back by friends. Mr and Mrs V A Cottle and children visited relatives in Kerrville Sunday night.
Henry Tatsch and his son Belton travel from Belton to Fredericksburg for a week. Henry attends court while Belton visits the Harry Marshal home, staying on in Fredericksburg for the visit.
Mr and Mrs E B Fairchild traveled to Arizona this week on a private trip. They were seen visiting several points of interest and planned to return soon.
Mrs. E. M. Ross and her children visit Harper to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Deanard Strand and Miss Effie Ross join in the visit from San Antonio. Mrs. Flora Scoggins of Kerrville also attends the Harper gathering.
Adolph Juenke and family, former Harper residents now living in Kerrville, have moved back to Harper. Their many friends are glad to have them return.
Mr and Mrs J J Thurman announce the birth of a baby girl. Congratulations are extended to the family on this joyful occasion.
Mr and Mrs J C Cosper and family spent Sunday fishing on Devil's River along with relatives Alvie Cosper and William Cosper with children. M Klein visited Tivydale relatives last week. Bob Peril was a Kerrville visitor Sunday. Tom Nichols and B L Wiley hosts welcomed guests as Ira Scarborough and children from Wichita Falls visited Mrs R H Tobin. Horace Brascale and brother left San Antonio after a week with aunt Mrs H M Jones.
Mr and Mrs Sam Honig were spotted in Harper on Wednesday while traveling to Fredericksburg.
Kerrville church service drew a group including Mr. and Mrs Harve Fairchild Mr. and Mrs R C Little and children Mr. and Mrs J M Scarborough Robert and Miss Thelma Scarborough and Mr D W Sageser.
Kerrville defeats Harper 7 4 in a closely contested game. The box shows 2 base hits by Michon and Cottle with several steals and hit by pitch events. Harper faces Medina next Sunday as the mystery 13 reappears in the scorebook.
Belmore and Oliver Roberts made a business trip to the Live Oak Ranch this week. The visit underscores ongoing dealings with the ranch and potential collaboration opportunities.
Mr. J Whitewood and his daughter Mary Ella of San Marcos spent last weekend in Harper visiting friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs F M Floyd and family made a trip to Center Point on Sunday observing a leisurely family outing with no announced plans or outcomes.
Marshal Stevens recovering at Secor Hospital after serious illness. Kerrville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J J Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. A B Parker. Mrs. Fred Nabers with son Jean Donald and Miss Lydia Whitewood return from Eden visit. Fred Nichols of Klein Branch was in Harper on business. Mrs A C Riley and daughter were shopping in town.
The barn of Mr. Godfred Ebel at Blanco was totally destroyed by a fire around 5 o'clock last Sunday morning. The loss includes feed and building, totaling several hundred dollars. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
Mrs Carmen Smith has returned from her school at Lam Passas and will live at home with her mother for the summer.
Miss Talma Vardin of Post Oak visits Miss Ruby Crider this week. Buf ford Dixon and Velma Dixon visit Marble Falls and Double Horn relatives. Clayton Stribling returns from San Marcos after attending the Se Wika ts Ss. Raymond and Mrs Eden Smith host weekend guest Mrs Ed Smith. Selma Stribling heads to Denver for the summer. Lillie Sultemeier returns from Johnson City visit.
Mrs. Roland Hunnicntt and daughter were pleasant visitors at Sandy this week. Mrs. M. B. Maddox has returned home from Austin. Mr. Willie Stribling, who is attending school at Austin, spent several days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Stribling.
Mr. Jessie Stewart arrived in Johnson City this Tuesday as a business visitor. He met local officials and discussed potential investment in area projects.
The Saturday event featured talks by Judge Martin of Stonewall and W. B. Goar of Johnson City, a free barbecue dinner, a Johnson City versus Round Mountain baseball game, a goat roping, and dancing with music by Mr. Joe Ernst.
Prime Mr and Mrs Warren Hunter visited Bandera relatives this week end. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Masters twin boys on Tuesday June 14. Congratulations.
Mr. Ben Desmond visited Johnson City on Monday. Damon Sharp and his family attended a barbecue at Sandy Saturday.
Mr. G. R. Beeman welcomes his brother Jean Beeman as his guest this week, sharing time at their home and reporting on family plans and activities.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen of Junction visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Rogers on Sunday. The gathering included cordial chats and refreshments as the Allen party toured the Rogers residence.
Mr. Frank Keader was in Johnson City Monday on business. Mrs. L. M. Sharp visited relatives in San Angelo last week.
Mr and Mrs John 8 Morris spent Sunday in San Antonio visiting their daughter Mrs Jack Lee.
Mrs. E. M. Shelley Sr. has returned home following a brief visit with relatives in Llano.
Mr and Mrs Kroll and daughter of Gold Texas spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mr and Mrs Roy Hardin of Cypress Mills visited town Saturday. Mrs Hon Smith and her children were pleasant visitors in Johnstown Monday.
Mr. Ray Illardin of Cypress Mill was a business visitor in Johnson City on Monday.
A Sunday evening dance at the Cypress Mill hall on June 12 featured Steve Gardner's Orchestra of Austin. A large crowd attended and reported a grand time.
Mr and Mrs Steven Tunnell of Lamesa are visiting Mr and Mrs Jim Tunnell, the latter’s parents, this week.
Mr. Willie Brodbeck spent Saturday and Sunday in San Antonio visiting, extending a weekend trip to the city.
A plan to blow an east wall of the Missouri penitentiary near Jefferson City was halted when prison officials learned of the scheme from inmate Riley Davis alias Edward Reese. About 150 convicts were said to be involved and nitroglycerin was surrendered to create a 150 to 200 foot breach. Davis's mother from Lawton Oklahoma had urged him to quit the plot and he informed authorities.
Julia Bennett aged 114 died peacefully in her sleep in Galveston Texas on Saturday night. She was found Monday morning and had lived in Galveston for 19 years after long residence in New Orleans. Born in Gray Ireland she remained active despite her advanced age and retained full faculties.
Mr and Mrs John Middleton and their girls attended a barbecue at Sandy Saturday. Mr and Mrs Steve Tunnel and Mrs Jim Tunnell spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Crider.
Mr. Frank Stueler and his daughter were in Johnson City last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Reach and their young daughter spent Saturday in Johnson City visiting relatives, enjoying a family outing away from home.
Mr Sb W Scharnhorst and his family spent Saturday in Stone Wall, enjoying local sights. The outing highlights a quiet weekend for residents and visitors in the area.
A Sunday barbecue at Cypress Springs on the Klaerner Schroeder Ranch drew many friends and relatives including Mrs. John Klaerner Miss Cora Klaerner Hilmar Klaerner Oscar Roggenbucke Willie Klaerner M T Burchett Emmet Lindemann Mildred Schroeder and others who reported a good time.
Mr. Henry Greenshaw and Maurine Massey were business visitors in Johnson City last Thursday. Mrs. Anna Felps and daughter Mrs. Nettie Tyson and son Melvin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bushnell Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thiele and little one were in Johnson City Tuesday.
Mr. Louis Gorley and family were business visitors in Johnstown City on Saturday, engaging with local firms and inspecting operations.
Mr. Uncus Hensley a business visitor in town Tuesday. Advertises include Peters all leather shoes Stetson Hats McCall dress patterns sold by Juenke Schoenewolf. Fredericksburg Creamery Knopp Metzger pays 33c per lb sour cream and 38c per lb sweet cream. Quality Cash Grocery offers children s plain and fancy sizes at Schroeder Bros canning services urged for summer preservation.
June 19 is Father's Day and Sterling Bros offers a selection of ties shirts and belts to honor Dad. Explore practical gifts from a trusted local retailer and find items that suit his style and needs.
A fragment describes low prices on jugs crocks stone jars churns and fruit jars at a local sale promising bargains for housewares collectors and buyers seeking affordable kitchen antiques.
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