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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
5
Hubbell and daughter are visiting her parents at Paint Rock this week. John Braley and wife were in San Antonio last week to get their new grandson.
Short notice classified item announces a second hand cultivator for sale and lists additional saleable items including a water barrel and doors. Mentions N R Skaggs Kellis Wolf and others visiting San Antonio Fredericksburg and Hunt. Also notes Bob Mogford moved to London and asks for newspaper mailing.
A neighborhood bakery invites customers to try a variety of cakes pies and rolls. They advertise baked goods made to order and emphasize homemade quality and flavor.
Mrs Dan St Clair and children visit J W St Clair in Uvalde this week and plan to visit Mrs St Clairs parents in Del Rio next week. Miss Mary Francis Hodges and Joan Wilson return from Denton where they studied at College of Industrial Arts. Rev H E Draper and family visited Rev Davis in Brady en route to Kerrville for the Methodist Assembly. Frank Cowsert, local Game Warden, attended the State Convention of the Isaak Walton League in Brady. Mr Patterson and wife Mrs G G Martin of Chicago and Mrs Catto of St Louis arrived for a family visit traveling by Patterson car. A missing glass window support from Hawkins store to Chas Luckie residence noted. Dr Helen Gray asked to return it. Arthur Simon and Adolph Probst families called to Mason for ill mother of Mr Probst and Mrs Simon. Simon stayed with mother, others returned Sunday. Mrs B O Newby went to Poteet after telegram saying sister Mrs Finch had died. Mrs Finch, 48, survived by husband and three children. Judges Stevenson and Blackburn in Austin seeking new hearing in Jim Turman case, appealed from this county over a year ago. Sul Ross Normal College report: Louis Loeffler, son of Emil A Loeffler of Junctin, earned straight A’s in five courses, served as math coach, will be college cafeteria cashier this summer. Misses Louise and Maurine Farmer arrived from Austin. Maurine visiting sisters. Nellie was a State student. Louise to return home briefly before resuming work at Austin.
The week covers Mr. Knetsch’s fishing zeal and town absence, Flora Fickert’s re election to Fredericksburg school, Judge Blackburn and family’s travels to Austin and Georgetown, Miss Merle’s San Marcos plans, and Del Rio vacation inquiries. It also highlights Baker Breeding Dairy’s modern barns, milk room and sanitation, plus a mail handling change at the Eagle office to speed first class mail and reduce lines for parcel post patrons.
Advertisement for an eye care service by Dr Jones at Hawkins Store offering eye examinations and glasses fitting to relieve headaches and eye strain, with Thursday appointment.
Attorney Fred Fe Knetsch and his wife of Seguin were guests at the Chris Schraub home last evening, enjoying a cordial visit and conversation in a relaxed social setting.
A number of young folks enjoyed Walter Blackmon's hospitality at his ranch home Friday evening when he opened his doors for a Victrola dance. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served before dancing continued late. Mrs. Nellie Hawkins and daughters Lois and Blix were San Antonio visitors last week. Thos Kelley arrived last weekend to spend the summer and has been attending State University. Miss Velma Fleming and Bernice Chenault arrived from Belton where they studied at Baylor College.
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