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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
15
A new cement block house is offered at a real bargain with a small cash payment. For particulars contact Mrs. Hermann McDougall or Stein Lumber Co. 24.
Misses Lizzie Rutherford and Augusta Johnson along with Mrs. Andrews and others from Austin visited over the weekend. Several local groups hosted meetings and cards at homes and hotels with guests from San Antonio, Chicago, and Llano.
Last Friday night a group of young folks enjoyed a play party at Mr and Mrs A C Lehnes home. Willie Sagebiel and family visited Louis Welgehausen family at Crab Apple last Sunday. Flora Mueller of Willow City spent Sunday with Bennie Thomas. A Lehne family visited Oscar Geistweidt at Doss. W N Lee traveled to San Antonio on a business trip. Martin Sagebiel accompanied Holmes Moss to San Antonio. Adolph Ottmers has had sore eyes and cannot work. Alfred Sagebiel was on the sick list. Ladies Auxiliary meets at the school house Friday March 6. members urged to attend.
A playful rambled note discusses fleas claiming loyalty to dogs and imagines a flea hopping between dogs. It shifts to a humorous takeaway about a hot dog stand proprietor who died after slicing onions for 37 years, with an estate valued at $40,000.
Beautiful lot of men s and boys spring hats offered by Schroeder Bros for quick sale. Includes a range of sizes and styles, with emphasis on affordability.
Female help wanted to cook and care for children for a small family. Comfortable room with private bath. Permanent position with shipments of fresh fish twice weekly. Address Mrs Russell C Hill H C Maier Cash Grocery 218 Washington Street San Antonio Texas. Telephone Crockett 3226. Subscribe to the Standard.
An ex soldier a stern captain a boss and a renter share memories of authority wealth and human foibles. A hotel clerk and a street car conductor recount encounters with influential men showing restraint humor and hidden routines.
A collection of aphorisms on wisdom and virtue contrasts with a clipped social item from a Kentucky weekly about Mr Frasmus Perkinson. Prohibition officers outran him on his last trip and he will be at home again after January 15 1938.
A playful notice notes spring arrives as a robin sings and onions hint at the season, signaling that old spring will present its report on hog jowl and dandelion greens.
Readers urged to mail a dollar to renew Standard subscription saving paper envelope and postage. The notice emphasizes convenient payment and timely renewal through the postal system.
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