Oehler Family Seen in Harper Shopping
Mr and Mrs Theo Oehler and their children from the Reservation community were in Harper on Wednesday for shopping.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1926
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Theo Oehler and their children from the Reservation community were in Harper on Wednesday for shopping.
Mr and Mrs C E Bein visited their daughter Miss Marguert and other relatives at Fredericksburg last Sunday. Guarantee Auto Sales Co delivered two new Ford Touring cars this week one to Mr E S Fairchild and one to Mr Otto Moellendorf.
Raymond Cottle, a business visitor, spent last Monday in Fredericksburg for meetings and inquiries related to local commerce. He met with regional officials and potential partners to discuss investment opportunities.
Mr and Mrs W W Parker of the Noxville community were pleasant visitors in Slaper Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Fuhrman and their children from the Mecklen burg community spent a day in Harper this week as part of a brief local excursion.
Mr John Koch purchases multiple herds of goats and sheep to stock his newly acquired ranch. The property changed hands from Mr G B Bierschwale to Mr Koch as part of the recent deal.
Last week the Harper area received welcome rain that pleased ranchers and the wider community. The downpour lifted spirits and brought brighter faces to residents as they enjoyed improved conditions in the region.
Mr. Oswald Feller traveled to Fredericksburg on Wednesday and Mr. Otto Itz of the Reservation community likewise visited the town Wednesday.
Mrs A W Sellers has been on the sick list the past week and hopes for a swift recovery.
Mr. Ehlinger county agent visited the section. Miss Cecil Floyd was a guest at the J. S. White wood home last Sunday. Mr. Walter Reid and his father traveled to Kerrville on a business trip. Mr. Swift Fairchild of Mason visited last week to see family. Mr. Alfred Kneese suffered a painful accident when a load of cane slid from a wagon he rode, injuring his shoulder badly.
Mr. John Duderstadt, a Klein Branch community business visitor, traveled to Harper on Wednesday for meetings and local engagements.
Miss Laura Fritz returning from Fredericksburg visits her sister Mrs Louis Kammlah. Harper reports earnings of seven hundred fifty dollars on the Kerrville Harper road and anticipates completion soon as growth is expected for Harper.
Mr. Wester Parker of the James River community and his father in law Rev Wm Bier schwale of Segovia were in Har per Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Nixon and Clara Markwortt and Mrs Clarence Harper were over at Fredericks burg shopping last Wednesday.
Mr. Elex Ellis of Beaumont is a guest of Mr. Frank M. Floyd. They visit Mrs. J. W. Merritt of Center Point. Mrs. Emma F. Rogers and children moved to Kerrville last week. The girls Ina Fay and Ara Mae have taken positions there. Mrs. Rogers vacated, Mr. G. L. Bierschwale leased the property near town and moved in.
Miami faces a massive storm threat with 60 mph winds and 29.34 inch barometer reading. People crowd trains northward while shelters open and officials mobilize Red Cross aid and nursing relief units. Key West braces as the hurricane strikes, with rescue trains and coast guard alerts ongoing.
Austin Texas Oct 20 Senator A E Wood of Granger said he never asked the Ferguson administration for a pardon or for any favors nor did he request the Pardon Board to recommend a pardon for Murray Jackson Williamson County flogger given five years and pardoned Monday by Gov Ferguson Wood added he was Jacksons attorney during conviction and never asked for a pardon but acknowledged a former highway commissioner Burkett asked him if he objected to a pardon after the case was affirmed and he replied no since he believed in the man
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