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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1925

Page

3

Local traveler reports rains near Lubbock and visits

Mr. D. W. Sageser returned from a trip to the Lubbock area praising good rains and fine crops. Mrs. R. H. Tobin hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Roland Slunnicut and their children Nellie and Charlie from Johnson City. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cole visited Fredericksburg the previous Friday.

D. W. Sageser Lubbock R. H. Tobin Roland Slunnicut Nellie Charlie Johnson City

Wright Visitors Buy Cattle in Janetion

Mr and Mrs Jim Wright of Janetion visited our town last week. Mr Wright bought cows in the community while guests of Mr and Mrs J M Scarborough.

Jim Wright Janetion Wright J. M. Scarborough

Couple Heads to San Antonio for treatment visits

Mr. Jno S Morris and Miss Mildred Rogers traveled to San Antonio last Saturday to see Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Jack Lee. Mrs. Morris returned Monday with them bringing Mrs. Lee's little daughter Maxine. Mrs. Lee, though still weak from a stroke, can walk with crutches and will stay in San Antonio for ongoing treatment.

Local visitors and visits reported around Junction

Miss Clara Markworth spent two weeks in Eldorado planning a two month stay with relatives, accompanied home by cousin Irving Mund. Leona Wedekind and Floyd Casper attended the Junction Fair. Liberty New and his daughter Ruth, with Mrs. P. G. Sim mang from San Antonio, visited last weekend. Ray Munn and Doris Jones joined Junction visitors at the Baptist Association, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harper. S. E. Fairchild of Utopia and Rev. P. W. Swift and wife from Mt Worth visited relatives this week, the Swifts returning from New Mexico. Fritz Basse of Mountain Slome passed through Harper Monday guiding cows to Mr. Hopf’s pasture.

Clara Markworth Eldorado Mr. Irving Mund Ray Munn Doris Jones Junction The Baptist Association Clarence Harper Fritz Basse Mountain Slome Harper Mr. Hopf

Business visitors from Guarantee Auto Sales and Roeder in San Antonio

Mesrs. Jas. A. Schleyer and W. A. Fairchild of Guarantee Auto Sales Co. and Richard Roeder were in San Antonio for business last Monday and Tuesday.

Jas. A. Schleyer W. A. Fairchild Guarantee Auto Sales Co Richard Roeder San Antonio

Harper Edges Ingram 7 1 In baseball showdown

The Harper team traveled to Ingram Sunday and defeated Ingram 7 to 1. Key hits included two base knocks by Jones and sacrifices by Harper and R Cottle. Pitching saw Jung and C Sageser work three innings each, Ferguson seven, with Harper leaving seven on base for Ingram.

Harper Ingram Jones R. Cottle W. Cottle Scarborough Jung Reese Schumpelt C. Sageser B. Sageser Archer Ferguson Sageser Pulys Warern Elroy Cottle Sarper Ee Sageser P. Reese Feller R i Colbath Wooten French

Baptist Association Meeting Draws Harper Speakers

The Baptist Association met last weekend with churches from Morris Ranch Medina Bandera Harper Reservation Kerrville Center Point Tarpley Riverside Junction Telegraph in attendance. Several talks given by Harper participants stood out as standout sessions during the series.

The Baptist Association Morris Ranch Medina Bandera Harper Reservation Kerrville Center Point Tarpley Riverside Junction Telegraph

First Bale of Cotton Ginned in Community

The first bale of cotton to be ginned in this community was brought in Wednesday by Mr. Ad. Filter and ginned at the Baumann gin.

Ad. Filter Baumann

Local News Highlights From Eldorado Area

Mr L H Harper drives the mail car from Harper to Kerrville. Miss Alta Stevens of Eldorado visits her grandmother Mrs Ellie Stevens. Leona Little has been very sick recently. Rev and Mrs Will Price of Medina visited last weekend. Jim Peril and sons came from the ranch. Frank Webb of Eldorado visited Mrs Webb's parents and relatives. J H Kaiser of Castell spent two weeks visiting daughter Mrs Edwin Hopf.

Miss Alta Stevens Alfred Stevens Eldorado Ellie Stevens R. C. Little Leona Frank Webb Nldorado Mrs. Webb Conrad Gierschwale J. H. Kaiser Castell Edwin Hopf

Local Social Notes From Boerne and Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs Aug Uecker visited Boerne last week while friends hosted them. Mr and Mrs Frank Gold and daughter were in town Monday. Otto Weirich came to town Saturday. Ililmar Weiershauser and daughter Omalee attended Emil Baag’s funeral in Fredericksburg. Mrs G Baur from Fredericksburg visited her daughter Mrs Otto Uecker. Mrs Wm Kunz was on the sick list but is recovering. Rocky School patrons plan a 10 foot addition to the building. Wedding bells will soon be ringing. wonder who will be next.

Aug. Uecker Boerne Frank Gold Otto Weirich Ililmar Weiershausen Miss Omalee Fredericksburg Emil Baag G. Baur Otto Uecker Wm. Kunz Rocky School

Search Continues for PN-9 Flight Crew Missing Near Honolulu

Honolulu reports no trace found of Commander John Rodgers and four Navy aviators from seaplane PN-9 No. 1 after a weeklong disappearance during a San Francisco to Honolulu non stop flight. Navy vessels airplanes and submarines sweep the Pacific in an imaginary gridiron pattern seeking the wreckage. Hope for rescue fades as the search persists.

Honolulu John Rodgers Navy Pn-9 No San Francisco Pacific

Unwelcome Visitor: Huge Rattlesnake Shot Near Granville Home

Last Monday Mr Hy Tatsch spotted a giant rattlesnake at the C W Granville residence. The snake, killed after being found in town, had 15 rattlers. Residents are urged to watch their step as snakes become more common.

Hy. Tatsch C. W Granville Granville

Harper social notes highlight visits and Bein Hall piano

Mr Felix Lederer visited Gold Texas last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dillard Stapp of Noxville Community visited Harper Tuesday. Harper youths enjoyed a Bein Hall evening hosted by Mr and Mrs C K Bein Friday. Guests played games and listened to the new player piano installed at the Hall. The piano came from J Ernst Loyal Music Fredericksburg.

Felix Lederer Gold, Texas Harper C. KE. Bein Bein Hall J. Ernst Loyal Music Store Fredericksburg

Local travelers pass through Harper to Fredericksburg event

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stockard and Miss Mary Anderson visited Harper last Sunday en route to Fredericksburg for a Teachers Institute. Mr. Fred Whitewood also passed through Harper last Tuesday with a herd of cows headed to Mr. Oliver Hopf's pasture.

L. E. Stockard Mary Anderson Harper Fredericksburg Teachers Institute Fred Whitewood Oliver Hopf

Miss Scarborough Visits Home Folks Then Returns

Miss Thelma Scarborough, recently employed in Kerrville, visited her hometown last Saturday and Sunday and returned to Kerrville on Monday aboard the mail car.

Thelma Scarborough Kerrville

Picnic at Stewart Park Enjoyed by Sunday School

The Presbyterian Church Sunday school held a picnic at Stewart Park last Thursday with a pleasant afternoon and supper for a large crowd around 7:30. Miss Alice Taylor of San Antonio has been visiting in the community the past few weeks. Mr. W. H. Whitworth is in Kerrville Sanitarium after a serious operation and is reported in critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fairchild traveled through Harper on Tuesday en route to Brownwood where Mr. Fairchild will study for the preacher’s work.

The Presbyterian Church Stewart Park Alice Taylor San Antonio W. H. Whitworth Kerrville Fairchild Harper Brownwood

Local Auto Sales Connects Residents in Purchases and Visits

Guarantee Auto Sales Co sold Alfred Feller an International Linder and gasoline engine. Herbert Gamel and wife hosted Rolland Mayhugh and Rev Witt in Hunt, with visits by Gamel and son R. J. to Fredericksburg. Wedekind hosts include Fred and Leona Wedekind plus Grosenbacher at Nixon home.

Guarantee Auto Sales Co Ito Alfred Feller Herbert Gamel

School Supplies Display Draws Wide Interest

For the school children a large selection of school tablets pencils slates ink bags and other items is offered at attractive prices.

Youth Explodes Blank Cartridge in Austin Incident

In Austin Texas on Monday afternoon three youths were seriously injured when a blank Army rifle shell exploded while a match was held to the paper tips. Robert Holland 19 sustained facial and abdominal wounds, Roland Korn 10 wounded in the leg, Hazel Korn 8 months hurt to the head. Witnessed by Mrs August Korn. Holland broke the shell tip and lost fingers but all are expected to recover.

Austin Tex Robert Holland Roland Korn Hazel Korn August Korn Holland

Three Texas Boys Die in Accidental Rifle Shot

In Nixon Texas Monday afternoon three 13 year old boys J T Tyer Travis Tomlinson and Booker Denson hunted in a pasture six miles from Nixon A .22 rifle discharged wounding J T Tyer in the head causing instant death The other boys fled leaving the body two miles away Neighbors heard their story and an inquest by Justice Roe Montgomery of Pandora ruled death accidental.

Nixon Texas J.T. Tyer Travis Tomlinson Booker Denson J. T. Tyer

Gillespie County History books in high demand

A local office urges readers to visit and view Gillespie County History books as demand remains strong and stock is running out.

Gillespie County

Dooley's Store Becomes School Supply Hub

Readable lines show Dooley's store named as headquarters for school supplies expanding offerings including pencils and slates in various kinds and sizes. The note frames a local retail update and indicates renewed emphasis on back to school shopping.

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. C. Crockett O. E. Cole Leona Wedekind Floyd Casper Junction Fair Liberty New Ruth P. G. Simmang 8. E. Fairchild Utopia P. W. Swift Mt. Worth Hlugo Hopf Mrs. Swift New Mexico General Merchandise K. M. Floyd Harper Schandur Reichenau HY. Fisher Arthur Baumann Hy. Fisher and Citizens Auto Go Ford Harper, Texas L. H. Harper Will Price Jim Peril Little Sons Ms. Dillard Stapp Noxville Rolland Mayhugh Hunt Rev. Witt Fred Wedekind R. J W. O. Grosenbacher Lewis Nixon I As Billy Goats H. C. Maier Llano Sadie Big Sacrifice Faust Motor Co South Heights Write Lange Wetmore Bulverde, Texas America
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