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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

10

Numerous Austin and nearby visits populate Johnson City week

Local residents and visitors from Austin San Antonio Kerrville Blanco and Cypress Mill spent last week and weekend in Johnson City and nearby towns. Guests included Mrs Tom Moore Mrs George Kinney and families Mrs J D Barnwell Mr J C Fox and many others as they shopped visited relatives attended church and social events. A dance at Mt View drew many attendees.

A. W. Burchett San Antonio G. A. Summy Chas. McCormick Henry A. J. Rose Guy Felps Jim Felps Hye Johnson City Lois Sorrell Blanco Ruby Hester Criswell Jess Sublett Ray J. E Lola Belle Bramsford Sandy Clayton Stribling Los Angeles California Pete Criswell Oren Sublett Buda Rumburg Fuchs Ludwig Goebel Cypress Mill John Smith Myrtle Rocky W. R. Crider Austin Robert Uecker Walter Birck Cypress

Youngs Chapel Items and Local Visits

Miss Nora Welch visits relatives at Doss. Jacob Reinhardt of Fredericksburg visits relatives at Youngs Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. T Roberts of Willow City on business in San Antonio. J D Young in Fredericksburg. Mrs Louis Icke and children visit Block Creek. Lloyd Bush and baby from San Antonio visit Eckert Youngs Chapel and Block Creek. Clive Stovall Mabry Roberts and Clay Terry of Willow City leave for New Mexico. Frank Smith takes a job with his brother Lester in Ventura California. Mrs O Wittkohl and son Edgar on a Fredericksburg trip. Arno and Phillip Icke host Erwin Franz Roy Welch and Edgar Wittkohl. Fresh water catfish 40c a pound at City Cafe.

Nora Welch Doss Jacob Reinhardt Fredericksburg Youngs Chapel T. Roberts Willow City San Antonio J. D. Young Louis Icke Block Creek Lloyd Bush Baby Eckert Clive Stovall Mabry Roberts Clay Terry New Mexico Frank Smith Lester Ventura California O. Wittkohl Edgar Arno Phillip Icke Erwin, Franz Roy Welch Edgar Wittkohl

Blanco Social Roundup Briefs and Rural Couple Weddings

Local Blanco notes a flurry of weekend visits and family announcements. Several couples, including Verne Lindeman with Leisman and Alton Lindeman with Blanton, were married recently and visiting friends in town. The area saw rain boosts, while Claude Ethridge remains seriously hurt and in critical condition.

Cystex 48 Hour Test Advertises Quick Bladder Relief

An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for bladder irritation with a 48 hour test and money back guarantee. It promises rapid relief from burning itching backache and leg pains and notes the price of 60 cents at Central Drug Co. Ad

Central Drug Co

Local visitors and residents noted in town

Mr. and Mrs. John West and children visited here this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Trainer and their daughter of Austin visited Sunday in the Byars home. Tom Stribling of Round Mountain visited Monday. Madame Elmer Dale and G. W. Wall attended the Eastern Star meeting in Johnson City Saturday. Mr. Jim Taylor and his son from near Twin Sisters were in town Saturday evening. Mr. Ben Desmond was a recent visitor here.

Carl Shugart Otho Mangold Bernice Bylers New Braunfels Leah Belle Wagner Lucile Buckner Sam Champion Charlie Houston Clyde Buckner Austin Jeff Buckner King Casparis Johnson City Lola Belle Bran Claude Ethridge Chas. E. Crist San Antonio Wilma D. Bryan Lockhart Mesdames Ford Bremer Joe Wagner Miss Leah Belle Wagner David Trainer Byars Tom Stribling Round Mountain Elmer Dale G. W. Wall Eastern Star Jim Taylor Ben Desmond

Subdivision Cancellation Notice for San Morris in Gillespie County

The Gillespie County Commissioners Court will hear John A. Morris on July 14, 1930, to convert the San Morris subdivision from lots and blocks to average property. Located on Surveys 72 and 75 within Morris Ranch, the notice asks opponents to show cause per Article 7227 RS 1925. Albert E. Klett, Clerk, signs the notice.

Commissioners’ Court Gillespie County Texas John A. Morris San Morris J. R W. Leavitt Morris Ranch Gillespie

Ratsnap Advertises Odorless Mouse Bait with Three Sizes

Mice eat Rat Snap and leave no odor behind. Cats and dogs avoid it. rats seek it. Available in 25¢, 65¢, and $1.25 sizes for homes, farms, and buildings. Sold and guaranteed by R M Lewis and Knopp and Metzger.

R. M. Lewis and Knopp & Metzger

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