New Braunfels Fair Dates Set For September Week
The New Braunfels event runs September 23 through 26 with day and night activities at Fresh Oysters. Vendors, performances, and fairground attractions are planned across the four days.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1926
Page
11
The New Braunfels event runs September 23 through 26 with day and night activities at Fresh Oysters. Vendors, performances, and fairground attractions are planned across the four days.
A long list of visits and greetings features Mr. and Mrs. Kuene mann moving to Fredericksburg, teachers and students heading to universities, guests from New Braunfels San Antonio Kerrville and Seguin, club bridge games at Miss Erna Kolmeier home, and local families hosting relatives and teaching staff. Frequent travels to San Antonio Corpus Christi and Denton noted along with birthdays and school appointments.
Mr H H Sagebiel returned Thursday from a business trip to San Antonio. Mrs Felix Burg and daughter of San Antonio are visiting relatives here. Hugo Priess and family also visited Fredericksburg from San Antonio. Charles Nimitz Jr of Yoakum visited his parents. Mrs Leo Petsch and Miss Nora Knopp with Mrs Ed Knopp visited Wm Orr at San Antonio. Alfons Klaerner operated for appendicitis. Alfred Petsch attended the Democratic Convention in San Antonio. Carpenters began a bungalow in Henke's Addition for Eddy Ochs. San Antonio visitors W B Scheffel and family hosted friends. Pape, Jenusehke, Pehl, and Kaiser visited New Braunfels and San Antonio. Walter Loudon and Walter Schneider returned from a San Antonio trip. The editor notes readers should sign their submissions. a baseball game from Hye lacked signature.
Herman Liefeste and family of Mason are visiting relatives here. Max Reinbach of Kerrville spent the week end with relatives in Fredericksburg.
Mr. Arthur Cayness of Mason visits Fredericksburg last Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Fischer and children are related to him. Robi Basse Walter Loudon and Walter Schneider return from a business trip to the Alamo city. Felix Klaerner and family Chas Tipton visit Ft Worth Dallas Winsboro and other places.
Johnnie Evers and Marvin Joseph rode to Manor this week staying several days to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Albert Schmidt of San Antonio were guests of relatives at Fredericksburg on Thursday.
Misses Mildred George and Nora Campbell of Houston spent the week end as pleasant visitors of Misses Verna and Laura Lea Hodges.
Mr and Mrs Albert Seffel and their son Frank of San Antonio visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Seffel in Fredericksburg over Sunday and Monday for a family reunion and casual gathering in the town.
Misses Mathilde and Margaret Maier describe their sightseeing tour of the Northern States and Canada. They mention Windsor and Perry Sound in Canada and Detroit Michigan where they visited automobile factories including Henry's place.
Last Thursday a party including Mr and Mrs L F Kneese and relatives from Fredericksburg Doss and Art left for a week in Coryell County The Grove to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Urbanke Mrs Urbanke is sister of Ludwig and Charles Kneese
County tax assessor Mrs Hy F Kirchoff released a detailed valuation totaling 650793 acres with land valued at 3532675 dollars and town property at 1055330 dollars. Personal property is 2286025 dollars and utilities 105170 dollars. Grand total 6979200 dollars with state tax 45369.97 and county tax 41875.20 plus special school taxes 5341.12. Agricultural totals show horses and mules 7256 cattle 28350 sheep 61620 goats 58616 and total vehicle value 200800.
The Fredericksburg Concert Hand will perform on the Courthouse Park lawn Thursday evening September 16, not September 15 as previously announced in the Wochenblatt. The program includes marches overtures waltzes fox trots and medleys by Skaggs Ripley Rosenkrans Dalbey and others with 11 numbered pieces and a note on local visitors and a cleaning offer from Sterling Bros.
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