Local dress shopping contrasts mail order with town shops
Bertha compares a dress bought at Bryson & Crockett with a Sears Roebuck mail order, noting finer thread and faster dye in her in town find. They discuss price per yard and the merit of local advertising as mail catalogs push goods to homes. Community notes mention Rev Brown and wife visiting Kerrville and changes in a local butcher shop. Subscribe to the "Standard."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Post Office
Sears & Roebuck
Jimmaey
Bryson & Crockett
Harper Defeats Tigers In Close 11 8 Diamond Game
Harper Huskies beat the Tigers 11 to 8 on Sunday afternoon. The game stayed tied most of the time then Harper’s Hene powered the offense while the Tigers’ defense faltered late. Ven Cottle’s Harper Huskie squad secured the win with a late rally.
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Ven Cottle
Harper Huskie
Tiger
Hene
Big Bat
Tigers
Notives
Tigers Win With Late Rally In Slugfest
In a high scoring game, Harper and the Tigers overcome an early deficit with a late surge. Harper and Fairchild plus Scarborough contributed on the mound while Klett Bai ley and Marschall held the Tigers to key outs as the Tigers offense piled up runs in the final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Tigers
Harper, Fairchild & Scarborough
Klett, Bailey and Marschall
Local News Roundup From Fredericksburg Area
Local and personal notes report Mrs. Edward Pehl and daughters in Fredericksburg for delicate appendicitis operation. daughter progress described as favorable. John Morris mule killed by lightning. Adolph Juenke knocked down. Juenke recalls near-kill event years ago near Live Oak. Herm Jung and Reds Hole residents shopped in town. Sageser couple bought D C Barker property with proviso. Fans traveled to Fredericksburg for a ball game. our team won 11 to 8. N J Davis summoned to Junction to aid a very ill father. G L Bierschwale accompanied him.
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John Morris
Adolph Juenke
Mr. Juenke
Local Folks Busy With Cotton and Visits Across Town
Grandmother Floyd visits son F. M. Floyd and family while Estelle Merrit from Center Point stays with Cecil Floyd. Residents remain busy picking cotton this year, with few gathering 0. The G. L. Bierschwale family spent Sunday with A. S. Parker near old Noxville. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McDougall visited from Fredericksburg. A business trip to Fredericksburg was made by Mack Scarborough Jr., his wife, and W. D. Sageser. C. B. C. Sageser and family visited the Scarborough and Sage ser households. Planning begins on a water well in James River Ranch, signaling a test oil well soon. Ab Drumgoole and family visited M. D. Rogers. Young people enjoyed a party at Arthur Wendel’s. A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gamel honored Miss Blanch Whitewood. Lydia and Bernice Whitewood, Tiger Whitewood, and Frank Jones visited Eden for a bakery venture. L. E. B. Sotekard and Fred Wedekind traveled to San Antonio, stayed briefly at St. Charles Hotel in Kerrville, mistaken for traveling salesmen. Br. Whalley agreed to buy Willie Wendel ranch in Reds Hole, aka Fritz Roos place. Sid Billings and sister arrived at Mrs. Andrew Stevens. they will travel home with Billings children, who had been living with Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. M. A. Green returned from Johnson City with nephew Levi Maddox, who plans to stay nearby for some time.
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Mr. L. EB. Sotekard
Fred Wedekind
San Antonio
Harper
St. Charles Hotel
Kerryville
Scarborough Marries Helen Johnston in Bandera Trip
Ollie Scarborough and Helen Johnston wed after a weekend drive to Bandera returning Sunday. Ollie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scarborough, Sr., with Helen Johnston visiting Bandera from her sister Mrs. W. L. Russell’s home. Wishes for lasting happiness come from many friends.
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Ollie Scarborough
Bandera
Helen Johnston
Ollie
J. M. Scarborough, Sr
W. L. Russell
Local visitors and movements noted in town
Mr J O Stevens and family visited Wednesday. Q C Young traveled from Devils River with a bale of cotton. The Beims will move into the Comparette residence after selling their home. J F Wedekind and wife and E Bein and wife made a business trip to Fredericksburg. Mr Radolph Morris left Friday for Arlington Washington after weeks with Mrs L C Rogers and children. The infant of Keffeit killings, stayed here Saturday. Rev Tolbert Hiffman accompanied Billings. Ames Billings of San Antonio and C J Biline of Bandera, brokers for Mr fier Billings of Amos Billings, attended the funeral with others from afar.
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J. F. Wedekind
Radolph Morris
Arlington
Washington
Keffeit
San Amenio
Tolbert Hiffman
Billings
Ames Billings
San Antonio
C. J Biline
Bandera
Fier Billings
Amos Billings
C. J. Billings
Keffier Billings Jr
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness
I express sincere thanks for the assistance offered during my wife's sickness and for helping gather my cotton. These acts of kindness will never be forgotten.
Real Estate Transfers In Local Market This Week
Property deals include Mack Scarborough Jr and W S Sageser purchasing the J F Wedekind residences J F Wedekind acquiring the FE Bein residence and adjacent lot Fe Bein deal links to Wedekind business In a separate sale Louis Russell transfers the Fred Nabers fat and ranch to Her Fairchild Ten percent value noted in the listings
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Messrs
Mack Scarborough, Jr
W. S. Sageser
J. F. Wedekind
Wedekind
Louis Russell
Fairchild
Fred Nabers
Local Notes and Visitors Across Texas and New Mexico
Miss Lola Cottle drove to Fredericksburg Sunday. Miss Verdie Kettner will teach at an Indian School next term and is currently in Albuquerque New Mexico. Reports say flowers are thriving in most directions Tuesday but not here. Mr and Mrs Ed Cogeersall and Mrs J M Stevens from Klein Branch visited town Saturday. Arnold Wendel is remodeling Felix Feuges house this week. Mr and Mrs C Bierschwale went to D W Sagesers Wednesday evening. Grandma Whetstone staying with daughter Mrs J P Taylor this week. Mrs W H Whitworth and her girls returned from San Antonio to Noxville Sunday. they were met by Nathan Whitworth of Center Point.
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Verdie Kettner
Albuquerque
New Mexico
W. H. Whitworth
Noxville
San Antonio
Nathan Whitworth
Center Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beth Cotton Gins
G. N. Brown
Utopia
Bert Allen
Kerrville
Fritz Sageser
Fredericksburg
Latters Place
Ernest Nichols
J. B. Birt
Harper, Texas
C. W. Granville
Texas
Edward Pehl
Herm Jung
Reds Hole
B. C. Sageser and
D. C. Barker Town
Our Boys
N. J. Davis
Junction
G. L. Bierschwale
Grandma Floyd
F. M. Floyd
Estelle Merrit
Cecil Floyd
A.S. Parker and
W. L. McDougall
W. D. Sageser
C. B. C. Sageser
Scarborough
Sellers
Sageser
James River Ranch
Mrs
Arthur Wendel
Herbert Gamel
Blanch Whitewood
Lydia
Bernice Whitewood
Tiger’ Whitewood
Frank Jones
Eden
Br. Whalley
Willie Wendel
Fritz Roos
Sid Billings
Andrew Stevens
Mr. Billings
M. A. Green
Johnson City
Levi Maddox
Maddox
Scarborough - Johnston
J. O. Stevens
C. Ff. Young
Devils River
Beims
Comparette
Ren
Schmidt Bros
Felix W. Maier
Lola Cottle
Ed. Cogeersall
J. M. Stevens
Klein Branch
Arnold Wendel
Felix Feuge
Mrs. C. Bierschwale
D. W. Sagesers
Grandma Whetstone
J. P. Taylor
Citizens Auto Company
FORD
THE
Kerrville Sanitarium
DR. Secor’s Hospital
Bryson & Crockett Merc. Co
Lisa
Joe Stein
Stein
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