Mr. Sterling Price Visits Relatives in Johnson City
Stonewall resident Mr. Sterling Price is in Johnson City this week visiting relatives and friends.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
10
Stonewall resident Mr. Sterling Price is in Johnson City this week visiting relatives and friends.
Little Lillian Fawcett and Ada Boecking visited Aunt Mrs Joy Chapman in the country. Mr and Mrs Lee Green and their daughter Joy Lee were business visitors in Austin Thursday of last week.
Mr J N Crider and son Rob of Johnson City were in Fredericksburg on business Wednesday. Miss Bernice Byler left this week for the Rio Grande Valley where she will teach school.
Ernest Stubbs Jr. came from Austin to spend Sunday with Blanco locals. Robert Wiles, Rocky veteran stock man, visited town on Tuesday. Mrs. Frieda Arrington and daughter from Johnson City are San Antonio guests this week. Sam Schroetter and Lyndon Johnson spent days in San Antonio visiting relatives. Sara Bushnell, employed in San Antonio, is home visiting. V A Dorbandt of Blowout was in town Monday. The Caspars returned home after months in California. Anna Felps Nettie Tyson Gilbert Murray and family visited the Felps home Sunday. John Trainer made a Blanco business visit Wednesday. B J Stubbs of Johnson City, sheriff candidate, was in Blanco last week. Mrs Wier and children from Blanco visited Tom and Mrs Durham Saturday. Dr B B Burleson of Cypress Mills did dental work in Johnson City Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John Sughart of John son City is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Billo of Walnut Section this week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blaize of Robstown are visiting at the time of Postmaster and Mrs. Lee Brown at Blanco.
Prof Wade Reese of Center Point formerly principal of Blanco High School visited Blanco on Tuesday of this week.
Mr and Mrs John Middleton and family of Post Oak Community were in town on business Thursday of this week. Merelle Cowan, visiting relatives in Johnson City, has returned to her home in Dallas.
John Hunnicut, longtime Odessa employee, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R L Hunnicut in Johnson City during a recent trip.
Grandma Walker visits her son Dr J F Barnwell and stays for a time. Mr and Mrs George Lester of Cypress Mills visit her parents Mr and Mrs B J Stubbs this week. Miss Zula Cage of Blanco attended the institute at San Antonio last week.
Judge Martiny departed for Austin on Tuesday to attend the Teacher's Institute. Mrs. Mattie Glendening spent the past weekend in Albert with her parents Mr. and Miss J. O. Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. Browning of Blanco are visiting their son Eugene in Robstown.
Mrs Hans Boecking and children visited Albert on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Dollahue hosted a party that all attendees enjoyed and called a great success. Mr Frank Felps, visiting Johnson City, has returned to Odessa and was accompanied home by Nettie Mayfield who will attend school there this term.
Mr and Mrs Earl Haley announce the arrival of a son on Saturday morning. Congratulations.
Mrs Tom Beauchamp of Henry was a pleasant visitor in Johnson City Saturday.
Mr Reed and his wife and daughter from Post Oak were in town Saturday for shopping. Mr Zeake Felps and his son from near Blanco were in Johnson City Thursday for dental work.
Mr. Jno Wenmohs of Cypress Mills was a business visitor in Johnson City Monday. Messrs Ernest Klappenbach and Ray Schofield of Johnson City attended the Hays County Fair. Mrs J O Tanner and her son Howell left for Douglass Arizona to visit relatives for a while.
Mr and Mrs John Durham and daughter Elizabeth of Austin visited the parents Mr and Mrs Tom Durham last weekend.
Mr. Tom Durham and his son John and wife and granddaughters Nellie and Elizabeth made a flying trip to Blanco on Sunday morning. They were accompanied by Mr. T. E. Patton and his Blanco family.
Lahentz Wells hosted a small birthday gathering Monday evening at her home for friends. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed playing various games.
Mrs. J. D. Corley and her son Nat from Miller Creek were returning home when the car overturned after skidding into a deep ditch three miles east of Johnson City on the Austin Fredericksburg highway. The boy lost control and the vehicle rolled over, but no serious injuries were reported.
Mr and Mrs John Bushnell of Johnson City are visiting relatives and friends in Austin this week. The trip highlights family connections and regional travel between Texas cities.
Rev J H Clark and daughter Charlie left Monday for San Antonio and will be accompanied home by Mr and Mrs T J Davis and their young son of San Antonio.
Among those attending the teachers Institute in Austin this week from Johnson City are Mrs. A N Felps Ohlen Cox Roy Schofield Armand Wier Misses George Cammack Bertha Kennedy Clara Dollahue Ray Bryan Ruth Hunnicutt Louise Caspars and Mr. Cecil Redford.
Mrs. Leroy Carpenter and her children from Miranda City are visiting Johnson City as guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Wilson This captures a social visit with named individuals and places.
The Ladies Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon and spent a pleasant time quilting a quilt for Mrs. Atchison.
The Modern Woodmen of America held a regular meeting at the lodge rooms Saturday evening with Roy Dollahue presiding as council commander. A good attendance was reported.
Blanco County received showers in recent days with about three quarters of an inch in Blanco one half inch at the Rocky community and around one fourth inch at Johnson City.
Mr Joe Montgomery and Mrs J C Dollahite wed in San Marcos in a surprise marriage that astonished their many friends The Standard joins well wishers in congratulating the couple on their happy union.
Lois Tona Brown died Monday night after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at home with Rev. H. I. Washington officiating and burial in the local cemetery. She is survived by her parents four brothers and five sisters.
Mr and Mrs G A Cammack and family traveled to San Antonio on Tuesday and returned with their daughter Irene who has been employed at Miranda City for some time.
Mr and Mrs Howard Klett of Austin visited John son City last Friday to see relatives and were joined home by Miss Mildred Martiny who will spend a few weeks there.
Mrs Sid Stevenson entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church at her home Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting she served refreshments to twelve guests.
Mrs A N Felps, Superintendent, invites patrons and citizens to attend the opening of Johnson City High School on September 27. The faculty pledges to meet each student's needs and asks for regular patron involvement and confidence in daily school life.
Boerne Texas health officer Dr Wildelkin ordered two weeks closure of all schools churches and theaters after diphtheria cases. Alfred Whitworth and four children infected. many exposed. No epidemic expected though immunizations rising. dog bite linked to rabies test in Austin.
Central Drug Co offers Blackleg Aggressin with a life guarantee on every dose and claim of right pricing. The notice promotes a medical product for livestock use and emphasizes value and assurance.
Washington establishes warning to rural route patrons about placing advertising and other mailable items in rural delivery boxes. Carriers may remove unpaid postage items and hold them at the distributing post office under postal regulations. Posted by H. H. Billany Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
Mabank Texas Sept 10 A C Buie a farmer living two miles from Mabank was shot and killed late Friday when two men in a small car drove up to his wagon. The attackers fled after the shooting and no motive has been given. Buie left a widow and four children after selling a bale of cotton in Mo Hank.
Friday promotions at Loyal Music Store offer slightly used pianos priced at 125 150 165 and 185 dollars each. All instruments are guaranteed. Juenke and Schoenewolf are listed as related contacts or advertisers.
More harness and running horses than ever seen on a South Texas track at New Braunfels. The event spans September 23 to 26 featuring multiple racing heats and crowds flanking the track.
Farmers listed include Aug Lott Mary Nauwald Ad Dittmar Louis Leiter Emil Kott Hy Mogford Carl Kroll Jr Otto Braeutigam and Alfred Sauer with connections to Frigidaire. Several names appear without Frigidaire links.
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