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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
9
Wanted a large quantity of second-hand sacks including oats bran sugar cotton-seed cake sacks. Schmid t and Meurer advertise a business need seeking durable sacks for reuse. The notice emphasizes bulk purchase from local suppliers and prompt collection.
An advertisement touts Red Man's Tea as a guaranteed remedy for pimples eczema and all skin eruptions. It lists a price of $1.50 per 12 oz bottle.
Mr. Aug Jordan left for Houston after a stay in the city. Mrs. Wm Schlueter celebrated her 43rd birthday with about 100 guests. The Striegler visit spanned the latter part of last week. Gillespie County ginned 1521 bales by October 1 last year, vs 6511 the year before. Priess moved with family from here to Mason. Clara Maier of Seguin plans a winter visit with her parents. Arthur Keller visited his family in San Antonio last Sunday. John Metzger and Hugo Moser had a business trip to Llano this week. Louis Rusenberg and wife returned from a Seventa? visit to the Alamo city. Quality Cash Grocery won a Ford Touring car from Taylor Burke Motor Co. Edgar Ochs, Felix Saenger and Otto Hartmann took a pleasure trip to San Antonio.
Thomas Weinheimer underwent an appendicitis operation at the local hospital last Sunday. Annie Braeutigam had surgery there on Thursday. Vincent Ransleben had a tonsillectomy in the early week. Evan gelical church Men's choir members and families enjoyed a barbecue hosted by Louis Itz and family. William and Otto McDougall and Mrs Zesch visited John McDougall in San Antonio who remains seriously ill. Mrs Harry Schmidt returned from Kerrville after a critical operation several weeks ago.
Mrs Lena Boening of 127 Paso Hondo Street San Antonio reports her 14 year old son Lawrence Metzger vanished since July 26 and claimed to be in Memphis Tennessee. Nearby residents visited Llano San Saba Rochelle Brady Mason and other towns along the highways last Sunday. The Pertinent note records a serenade for Mrs Julius Ransleben on her birthday hosted by the Pedernales Singing Society Frantzen Orchestra and relatives with music eats and refreshments.
Local residents report 3.75 inches of precipitation in Fredericksburg over several days. Visits and moves include Miss Julia Knopp from San Antonio visiting her parents in the county, Ada Loudon and children relocating from Luling to Fredericksburg, and Ernest Borchers taking a new position in San Antonio. Carpenters remodel the Lunckwitz mill area for medical offices. A Harper guest, Rev. Heuchemer, joins Father Gerlach, with socials featuring the Melody Mixers at a Stark birthday gathering.
The Needle Craft group met at Mrs. Otto Burgdorf’s home last Tuesday for a bridge afternoon with cakes and refreshments. Mr. Hilmar Lang learned his sister-in-law Mrs. Alfred Lang died in El Paso. Mr. Lane’s Engle home burned during his absence. Herman Hohenberger reports from Durango Mexico about vast ranch land and warns friends about his drinking.
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