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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1924

Page

4

Local Notes From the Reserva tion Community and Nearby Towns

Mr Fritz Bode sold his farm and ranch at the Reservation Community and will move to a place four miles east of San Antonio. Otto Weinecke of Doss buys the Bode property. Frank Webb and wife returned to Christoval after visiting son Orin at Kerrville. A Pape drives a new truck. cotton and mohair hauling keeps trucks busy. Alma Hoffmann of Fredericksburg visited, staying through Sunday. Vene Cottle and family from Knoxville visited Mrs Kate Cottle. Lou Whetstone and wife also from Knoxville called. R S Miller County Agent led a stock judging at Dolf Peril ranch. judges praised Peril’s stock. Miller demonstrated poultry culling at Lewis Stevens’ home. many families attended. Klein Branch School opens the first Monday in October with Mabel and Marguerite Fussell as teachers. Temple Duderstadt and Clyde Floyd spent weekend with home folks. Lon Solomon and family attended church at Harper Sunday. Rev A L Barr returned from Missouri and will preach at Golthwaite. Mrs Rueben Bode spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Mart Stevens. John Adams was a pleasant business visitor this week.

Fritz Bode Otto Weinecke Doss Bode San Antonio R. S. Miller Dolf Peril Ranch

Local visits include Juenke family in Kerrville

Mr Adolph Juenke and family motored to Kerrville Wednesday. Mrs B N Whaley and daughter Winnie were in town Wednesday. Rev Willman met his parents in Fredericksburg Monday. They will remain here indefinitely. Mr Fred Whitewood and wife were en route to Kerrville Wednesday and stopped here briefly.

Adolph Juenke Kerrville B. N. Whaley Winnie Willman Fredericksburg Fred Whitewood

Mr. Rogers and daughter visit San Marcos for day trip

Mr John Rogers traveled to San Marcos on Monday returning the same day with daughter Miss Cora who will attend the winter term of South West Teachers' College. Cora will live with Aunt Mrs C J Whitewood and family who moved down last week.

John Rogers San Marcos Cora South West Teachers’ College C. J. Whitewood

Aaron Welch to erect new dwelling in London

Mr Aaaron Welch of London plans a new house on his property with his brother Sim Welch and Sim's wife traveling Tuesday to begin the work. Ernst Nichols left Tuesday possibly bound for California after selling his stake in J F Wedekind's butcher shop. Mrs G R Bauman joined Mrs J P Taylor in Fredericksburg for dental work. The season opened with cool weather and a light frost expected. Harper and Fredericksburg played a bail game, the Tigers winning 3 to 5.

Aaaron Welch London Sim Welch Ernst Nichols California Nichols J. F. Wedekind

Canning and local news from the Harper section

Mrs Hy Fischer and girls canned a beef for Fritz Sageser on Tuesday and have sold canned goods to others this summer while advertising in the Harper section. Lawrence from the Confederate Home in Austin visits Harless and Uncle Johnnie Cook. Grand jury work in Fredericksburg. Weekend visits to the Stevens family. School rally starts Saturday at 2 PM with a K K K visit promised. Mattress factory planned depending on work. Max Lange installs bank lights. fixtures arriving soon. Farmers plant small grain for winter pasture after rain. Merchants urged to place ads. Louis Russell travels to San Antonio and Kerrville. New boys suits arrive with two pants per suit.

Hy. Fischer Fritz Sageser Mr. Lawrence Old Soldiers Confederate Home Austin I. N. Harless Mr. Harless Johnnie Cook

Young locals join Noxville youths in late night dance

A large group of young people from here and Noxville surprised Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood last Friday night week by dancing until early morning. The event reflected spirited social life in the area.

Here Noxville Fred Whitewood

Perhaps He Did and the Dollar in His Pocket

A brief exchange shows a character admitting lack of funds after leaving a shop. The woman notes they came out with money to buy goods, while the other insists he would have preferred purchasing hats. The dialogue centers on money constraints and future plans.

Knopp and Metzger Buy Poultry and Farm Goods

Knopp and Metzger advertise purchasing fryers hens eggs butter and all country produce. Also noted is an endorsement style line about ford car economy and endurance and a caution about doped oils containing foreign materials. Louis Kott & Co. promotes Satin Oil.

Knopp & Metzger Satin Oil Louis Kott & CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Webb Christoval Orin Mr. A Pape Alma Hoffmann Vene Cottle Kate Cottle Mr. Lou Whetstone Klein Branch Miss Mabel Marguerite Fussell Mr Temple Duderstadt Clyde Floyd Lon Solomon Harper Sunday A. L. Barr Missouri Golthwaite Rueben Bode Mart Stevens John Adams G. R. Bauman J. P. Taylor Harper Frederickshure Tigers Tigers First State Bank Harper, Texas State Guaranty Fund Bank Guaranty Fund Bank Texas Bryson & Crockett Merc. Co Citizens Auto Company FORD THE Kerrville Sanitarium DR. Secor’s Hospital Mr. W. TL. Stevens J. J. Rogers Oscar Delavan Ed. Delevan Otho Delevan Elbert Stevens Max Lange Citizens Auto Co Louis Russell Harper Tin and Sheet TIN Kaiser J. B. Birt M. D Edwin Flato Corpus Christi WM. Mueller R. M. Lewis U.S. A
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