Local residents visit Harper area from nearby towns
Mrs A S Parker and children visited the Bernhards in Harper Monday. W W Parker took a business trip to Junction. Swift Fairchild visited Mason. J W Lennon and sons Dewey and Willie visited Fredericksburg. Sam Honig and family shopped in town. Aaron Welsch of London visits with S G Welsch. Herbert Gamel and children visited Kerrville. Jeff Dent Jr returned with the boys for a few days. Walter McDougall of Morris Ranch visited Harper. Thelma and Deulah Lawrence of Dripping Springs visited their aunt J A Foster. Arche Lennon and J W Lennon were in Fredericksburg on business. Hy Fischer and Chas Lang hosted Sunday afternoon visits. Archie Russell of Klein Branch visited Harper. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Hammenthaler. Frank Spencer and Edgar with Mrs Wm McDonald of Eldorado passed through Harper to Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gamel
Kerrville
Jeff Dent, Jr
Frank Spencer
Edgar
Wm. McDonald
Eldorado
Harper
Junction
Allen Roger wedding ties two families in quiet ceremony
Miss Mildred Rogers and Mr. Arthur Allen were married last Friday at the bride’s home with Rev. A L Barr officiating. The groom hails from Junction and guests joined in congratulating the couple before they left for a brief stay in San Antonio. A busy weekend followed with a party for Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer and a children’s day program at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rogers
Arthur Allen
A. L. Barr
Ald. Rogers
Harper
Junction
Allen
San Antonio
Local Visitors Share News Across Harper Week
Miss Willie Brown and Mr and Mrs D H Whetstone visited Harper this week. Several business visitors from Kerrville Fredericksburg and Taylor called in Harper. Families from Eldorado Mason and Junction spent time with relatives while the Methodist Encampment in Kerrville drew guests from nearby towns.
Binders Twine Reminder from FRANK M. FLOYD
A brief reminder advertisement from FRANK M. FLOYD urging customers to remember their need for Binders Twine and to visit or contact for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Floyd
Tatseh Girl Improves After Severe Blood Poisoning
Miss Helen Tatseh daughter of Mr and Mrs Albrecht Tatseh has been treated for blood poisoning in the mouth caused by fever blisters. She has been in a very serious condition but is showing some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Tatseh
Albrecht Tatseh
Harper Teens Enjoy Dance at Whetstone Home
Young people in Harper gathered last Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Whetstone for a lively dance. A large crowd attended and all participants reported a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Jim Whetstone
Young people entertained at Foster residence
A group of youths were hosted by Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Foster last Monday night. They enjoyed several games and the evening was described as very enjoyable with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foster
Local Hobbyists and Visitors Share Weekend News at Frede ricksburg Ranch
Mr and Mrs Herman Jung visited relatives in Fredericksburg last Sunday with Lydia Weber returning to stay a week at the Jung ranch in the Reservation. Rev Wm Bierschwale and Mr Wester Parker visited Junction to see Floyd Bierschale and family. Mrs Floyd Bierschale has returned home after a serious operation in Kerrville. Harper Base Ball fans drove to Ingram to watch Ingram win 7 to 5 aided by Schrenner Institute players. The local Lutheran Church plans a 150th anniversary celebration on Saturday July 3rd at Stewart’s Grove with a barbecue, program, and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jung
Fredericksburg
Wm. Biersepee
Wester Parker
Junction
Harper
Ingram
Schreiner Institute
Our Nation
Stewarts Grove
Poison thrown in yard endangers baby and dogs
Mason County News reports Louie Johnson of the News office area complains someone has again tossed poisoned meat in his yard. He worries his infant may be harmed as the dogs are tied, and calls for the poisoning to stop while inviting legitimate complaints if his dogs bother neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mason County News
Feed requirements acres to produce it
A farmer with 10 mules 20 dairy cows and 10 other cattle must plan feed for a year. Mules need about 22 tons of hay and 27.5 to 32,000 pounds of grain depending on crop, with corn or sorghum or oats as substitutes. Hay requires 22 acres at one ton per acre or 15 acres at 1.5 tons per acre. two tons per mule yearly is a rough lower bound if pasturing is limited.
Two Drown In Llano River Near Kingsland
Rev J T Bradbury pastor of the Christian church of Ennis and A L Lily tailor of Ennis drowned in the Llano River four miles east of Kingsland while fishing at about seven. Lily died in attempting to rescue the pastor as bob Horton and Earl Rumbro accompanied them. recovery efforts were under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
J. T. Bradbury
Christian Church of
Ennis
A. L. Lily
Llano River
Here
Bradbury
Lily
Bob Horton
Earl Rumbro
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A.S. Parker
Peter Bernhard
W. W. Parker
Mr. Swift Fairchild
Mason
J. W. Lennon
Dewey and
Willie
Sam Honig
Mrs
Aaron Welsch
London
S. G. Welsch
Walter McDougall
Morris Ranch
Harper Friday
Thelma and
Deulah Lawrence
Dripping Springs
Arche Lennon
Hy. Fischer
Chas. Lang
Archie Russell
Klein Branch
Fred Hammenthaler
Norman Bros
H. C. Maier
Cash and Carry Store
Bacon
Salt Park
Allen — Rogers
Henry Maurer
Clarence Harper
Janis, i
San Marcos
Irving Nixon
Presbyterian Church
Willie Brown
Harper Tuesday
D. H. Whetstone
Mary
Felix Meurer
Henry Mundt
Erwin
Armon Markworth
Hugo Hopf
R. C. Little
Mr. Little
J. W. Little
Mr. Schuman
Taylor
Burke Motor Co
Roy Cottle
Olive Casper
Marguerite Bein
Raymond Cottle
Wm. Casper
Floyd Casper
Louis Mengus
Chas. Nixon
Howard
Mission, Texas
City Cafe
Travelers Cafe
Schneider's Produce Co
Central Drug Co
Peter Kleck
A. P. C. Petsch
R. G. Striegler
Hy. Mogford
R. Maier
Henke Bros
F. W. Maier
Louis Seiter
Aug. Lott
Emil Kott
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Kerrville Sanitarium
DR. Secor’s Hospital
Alb. J. Schmidt
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