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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1929

Page

10

Blanco County News Section Editor Contact

Miss Emilie Bushnell edits the Blanco County section and accepts items at Johnson City, Texas.

Emilie Bushnell Blanco County Johnson City Texas

Local residents make business trips to area towns

Johnson City residents and visitors were noted on Monday and Thursday. Fritz Deike of Hye Willie Kroll of Wilson Community and Albert Lindig of Pleasant Hill were in town to conduct business. Russell Frazier Emmett Pilgrim visited San Marcos and Austin respectively this week.

Willie Kroll Wilson Community

Extra Specials on Face Powder Two Packages Three Flowers

A newspaper ad offers two packages of Three Flowers Face Powder at a reduced price of $1, down from $1.50. The deal highlights value and savings for shoppers in a limited offer.

Cotyv Maenesia

Local Visitors and Weather Highlight Small Texas Town

Mr Fritz Lindig of Hye visited Saturday. Mrs Ola Chapman was an out of town visitor Monday. Jimmie Leonard visited in Austin this week. Bob Kuykendall of San Antonio spent the weekend here. Joe Buckner and Mildred Fulcher visited in John son City Friday. Miss Josie Bergman employed in J N Crider store this week. John and Charlie Wenmohs of Cypress Mill were in town on business Monday. W D Glasscock of San Antonio was a business visitor here Saturday. J J Werner attended his uncle's funeral in Cibolo Sunday. Oscar Kneupper's Cafe changed hands this week. Ed Jonas took possession Thursday. Mesdames Ross Leonard and Chapman were shoppers in Fredericksburg last week. A nice rain fell here early Tuesday morning and will benefit stockmen and farmers. John Durham and family of Austin spent the weekend with his parents. Clergymen attended quarterly conference at Round Mountain Sunday afternoon. Sterling Price, R E Stubbs, Milton Yancey, Rev Dodgen and Carl Shavart were visitors Thursday. Pete Chriswell was seriously hurt Saturday when dynamite exploded prematurely. he was rushed to a sanitarium with doctors hopeful for recovery.

Pete Chriswell

Speaking and Program Stirs Austin and Blanco Visitors

Commercial club Thursday evening drew attendees from Austin, Blanco and nearby areas. The program featured Rev. J. H. Clark welcome, talks by Mrs. Mourland and Mrs. Ivy, remarks by Mrs. Felps Meadows Simmons and Goar, with Judge McGregor W E Long and Mr. Milliger as speakers. Blanco band provided music and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bruckner Mason visitors.

Commercial Club Austin Blanco Rev J. H W. A. Mourland A. C. Ivy A. N. Felps J. W. G. Meadows Artelia Simmons W. B. Goar

Local visitors and community notes in Blanco area

Series of short notices lists visitors from Fredericksburg Sandy Kerrville Austin San Antonio New Braunfels and Austin plus local gatherings and weekend hosts. Mentions goat and sheep business growth and rising earnings from herds in the county.

Prospects Boost Blanco County as Oil Tests Begin

Mr Roy Rosa of Sandy visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith welcome a baby boy. Oil well tests are being drilled on the Glasscock Ranch and two pipelines are being laid through Blanco County. Citizens foresee a prosperous future with these developments and other improvements.

Mrs. Wayne Smith Glasscock Ranch Blanco County Blanco

Fridolin Werner Dies at Cibolo Texas Resident Leader

Fridolin Werner died at his home in Cibolo Texas on March 5 at 10 o'clock after seven days of illness from flu and pneumonia. Born in Germany May 8 1846 he came to the United States as a boy near New Braunfels. Surviving are his wife a brother Charley Werner a sister Mrs Alfred Rothe seven children and multiple daughters in law. He served as Guadalupe County commissioner several terms and eight years in the state legislature. Burial followed Sunday at 4 p.m. in Cibolo Cemetery.

Fridolin Werner Cibolo Texas Mareh Germany New Braunfels Charley Werner Alfred Rothe Fred Willie Albert Ife Guadalupe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blanco County News Johnson City News Fritz Deike Hye W. C. Russell Russell Frazier San Marcos Mrs. Emmett Pilgrim Albert Lindig Pleaasnt Hill Coty Fredericksburg Central Drug Se W. H. Schaefer, Mer Fritz Lindig Ola Chapman Jimmie Leonard Bob Kuykendall San Antonio Joe Buckner Mildred Fulcher Josie Bergman J. N. Crider‘s Messrs John and Charlie Wenmohs Cypress Mill W. D. Glasscock J. J. Werner Dia Oscar Kneupper Ed. Jonas Mesdames E. P. Ross James Leonard J. H. Chapman John Durham Tom Durham J. H. Clark O. Y. Fawcett Adair Round Mountain Sterling Price R. E. Stubbs Milton Yancey Dodgen Jms Carl Shavart Clark Mrs Chas. Bruckner of Mason Harold Davis Blanco News Bernice Bylar Oscar Rosa of Sandy J. J. Cage A. C. Knebbs Miss Pearl Byars Kerrville Felix West Melvin Buckner Jeff Buckner Tom Breed A. J. Wagner Alex Nowotny Annie Schlameius Children of Carl Shugart Leah Belle Wagner John Dodgen Jehn West Luther Crossley Chas Smith Mesdames A. J. Wagner Joe- Siah Wagner Carl Shogart Loyd Moore Roy Rosa of Tonio Bartholmae’s Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc Nash Lmportant Houdaille Lovejoy Salon Bijur Clear Vision Ever Ready Motor Co
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