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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
The deacons of Oatman Creek Missionary Baptist Church call all members to attend the next meeting on November 1. Key item is to call a pastor for another year due to light attendance. Brother Joe A. Garrett will preach morning and evening. For sale Narra gansett turkeys. Apply to 122-2tn Miss Belle Buchanan.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at 3:00 PM with Mrs. John A. Cone. The lesson is the Fourth Chapter in the Study Book.
Posted notices prohibit trapping or hunting in pastures with dogs or guns and revoke permissions. Lois Robinson leads an Epworth League program titled Faith with songs prayers and readings by Virginia Simpson Marvin Moore and others. Oliver Thompson family from San Antonio visit and may relocate. Mrs F B Cashner of Austin visits Liang. P Willborn returns from Panhandle area noting heavy activity in Jones and Fisher counties.
The Thursday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Clay Fowler’s home with Mrs. I Daniel hosting. Roses adorned the reception area as players gathered and a two course luncheon featuring American Beauty rose buds was served. Trophies were awarded to Mrs. Billy Wallace Mrs. Clay Fowler and Mrs. W B Collins.
A play An Arizona Cowboy will be staged at Six Mile School House Saturday night November 14 starting at 7 30 pm. After the performance boxes go on sale with prizes for top male and female box bidders. Damon Smith reports stock in good condition and winter feed prospects remain brief. W A Stark visits Llano, noting excess rain and good feed crops if dry weather returns.
An advertisement for L Roy Grape and Berry Nursery offers peaches plums pears and grapes with prices for various sizes and quantities. Local notes include Jesse Carter commenting on cotton picking and residents Mrs Callahan and Miss Cora White traveling to Austin for specialist care, and S E Hargon planning a sanatorium stay. A. J. Zilker and Theo Low of Llano Milling and Mfg Co. were in Llano for a business trip.
Dudley Wallace, now based in Dallas, arrived in Liano Sunday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Chas M Wallace. He is healing an injured leg from an incident years ago and plans to stay home until he can walk normally.
A surprise party was held for Louis Rothmann on his seventeenth birthday at Mr. and Mrs. Max Rothmanns home. Expected guests from the Oestreich Schuessler and Schneider families attended and cake was served to a large Rothmann family group despite river rise reducing turnout.
The Opera House presents a multi night program from November 12 to 20 featuring One Shot Ranger and But bigs and Hustahda, The Trouble with Wives with Plotence Victor and cast, Honor of the Range, Harem Follies, Wolves of the North, The Ten Commandments with a star lineup, Santa Fe Pete, Traps and Tangles, Night Life of New York, and more. Admits 26c or 5c? plus.
Mrs. John Schuessler held her eighty fifth birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs. T. C. Schorlemmer on Sunday November 8. Other children present included J. A. Schuessler, Art F H Schuessler, Mason and G W Schuessler. several sons and one daughter could not attend. The gathering shared greetings and well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
A store offers a free Calumet school tablet to any child visiting with a parent on Saturday November 14 and making a purchase.
A note lists Dr. Jones the Eve Man in Dr. Fowler's office on Fridays following the first and second Sundays. Dates include November 6 and November 20.
Public warning posted against hunting and trespassing on lands under state law. notice warns prosecution for violations and mentions landowner MRS WILL KEEBLE. Also contains a rental ad for a store building east of the public square and a note about Wilbur C. Treadwell optometrist scheduling.
Notice to the public that pastures are posted under state trespass laws against trapping hunting with dogs or other depredations. Violations will be prosecuted under the laws of the state. Rigre teon Milon Migre teon.
Department of Commerce data issued October 26 shows Texas ginned cotton totals at 2,406,596 for the season, down from 3,275,144 the prior year. County figures highlight declines in Guadalupe and Gu lupe, with Llano and Mason showing gains, while Rusk records the strongest year over year increase.
A. W. Rothe and others enforce a strict prohibition on hunting with firearms or dogs and on trapping across all land in Liano and Lespie counties owned or controlled by the undersigned.
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