Shiner News Notes Local Visits And Social Events
Ephor Baaur Arthur Balhorn visited Cameron last week. Miss Annie Freye of Moulton visits friends here. Mrs A B Dunn hosted a luncheon for ladies headed for summer travel. Place cards listed guests from Arkansas California Missouri and Texas plus local residents. Numerous regional visits and trips noted including Wolters Bros purchasing trips and Hermann Sons orphan home committee work. Reporter. July 15 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Balhorn
Cameron
Annie Freye
Moulton
A. B. Dunn
W. Plagemann
Arkansas
C. H. Miller
Uvalde
Texas
Arthur Jahn
Ella Fiedler
Fritz Lucko
Witting
Frank Kubena
Shiner Hospital
Alois Roeder
John Koehler
Mrs. Mu
Reception and Dance Honoring Two Couples at Opera House
A July 16 reception and dance at the opera house celebrated Mr. J. W. Nachlinger and bride and Mr. W. J. Cordes and bride. About forty couples attended as Mexican string band music filled the hall with punch and cake served at intermission. Attendees included Miss Ida Goetz and others from Seguin Gonzales Shiner Flatonia Yoakum and Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
J. W. Nachlinger
W. J. Cordes
Ida Goetz
Laura Valenta
Ella Schleyer
Annie Franks
Tracie Goetz
Albert Livingston
Whit Debose
Local notices and community updates from Gonzales area
Miss Mary Goetz of Gonzales visits J J Kotzebue family in the city and Mrs Otto Sauer and children from San Antonio stay with relatives. Various residents from Gonzales and surrounding towns visit, plus a call to vote for the special road tax and notes on local events, ball game results, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goetz
Gonzales
J. J. Kotzebue
Edmund Etlinger
Gonzales Censely
Aera
Henry Etlinger
Otto Sauer
San Antonio
Austin County
Colorado County
Gonzales County
Jackson County
Moulton Beats Schulenburg 5–4 In Sunday Game
In Schulenburg on Sunday afternoon Moulton defeated Schulenburg 5 to 4 before a large crowd. Moulton and Schulenburg split three games this season with Moulton winning two. An excit er wague hit three runs in the first, one in the sixth, and one in the seventh. Schulenburg tallied one in the second and three in the eighth. Platzer hit a three base hit and Wilkinson made a fast double while Neal covered third base well. Jackson and Rhino were the Moulton battery. Yaeger and Vann worked for Schulenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulenburg
Moulton
Moulton Winnes
Wague
Platzer
Neal
Wilkinson
Jackson
Rhino
Yaeger
Vann
Our
Texas Populates Indian Chinese and Japanese in 22 Counties
A census bulletin shows Texas housing 702 Indians 595 Chinese and 370 Japanese across 22 counties. Ten years earlier Texas had 470 Indians 836 Chinese and 13 Japs. Kinney County has 200 Indians while El Paso has 253 Chinese and Harris County 92 Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Texas
Lone Star State
Kinney County
el Paso
Harris County
Local residents plan Guadalupe river fishing trip and road tax push
Sam Jaeggli, William Henrichs, William Franke and Richard Rehmer left Tuesday on a fishing expedition to the Guadalupe river. They urge voters to approve a special road tax to save money by reducing wear and tear on wagons and buggies. Bring your poll tax receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jaeggli
William Henrichs
William Franke
Richard Rehmer
Guadalupe River
Lone Star State Industrial Notes
East Texas ships first Elberta peaches as J P Twohig leads the carload. Wichita Falls reports rising oil output with twelve new wells and 1500 barrels daily. Westhoff to start First State Bank brick building. three new cotton gins expected to operate this fall at 45 bales daily. Comanche notes gas discovery near Sipe Springs and planned gasser operation. Gatesville farmer J Jones harvests 40 acres wheat and 40 acres oats with 46 and 80 bushels per acre. Wichita Falls Lysaght farm yields 44.5 bushels wheat per acre on 1000 acres. Hemstead notes over ninety cars of watermelons shipped and up to 1000 cars anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
J. Jones
Saloonist Ed O Arnim Moves. Papacek Bros Take Over
Ed O Arnim now runs his saloon in the building known as Bar neys hall. Papacek Bros merchants will occupy the vacated Arnim site, while Kopecky Drug Company moves into Papacek Bros current location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. O. Arnim
Barney’s Hall
Mr. Arnim
Papacek Bros
Kopecky Drug Company
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Trip
New York, Chi
Cago and
St. Louis
R.jaegglié
Aaoulton, Texas
Moulton Auto Garage
Lueke & Henrichs
ZOCOR
Xsxlokoxs
EK. A. Matula
Shiner, Texas
Shiner News
Ephor Baaur
C. L. Kopecky
Hallettsville
Mabel Helmuth
Wolters Bros
Aug. Schramm
LaGrange
New Braudfels
Comfort
Mr. Gus. Meyer
O’ Quinn
O. F. Knape
Fritz Eilert
Ed. Berger
Hermann Thor
Bernard
O. OC
Dittmar
Louis Kautwein
Wm. Herms
Shiner
City
G. J. Bohnen*kamp
Focal Diamond
Flatonia
Kolar and Koch
Tomasko
Fehrenkamp
Route
Philomena Piica
Kindred
F. Isdale
DeQuincy
Louisiana
Benno Hoppe
Smithville
la Grange
C. H. Richter
Julia
Austin
A. V. Keenan
Houston
Mr. Willall
Sophia Tampkre
Shiner Route One
K. A. Matula
The
Eagle
Bessie Mladenko
G. & Baur
Ko Xox
Jourdan- Campbell
Atascosa County
Campbell
Lavaca County
Wm. Boening
John Mang
Willie Mang
K. Rehmer
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Mang
Tremelete Ave
Hueferor
San Antonio, Texas
Lone Star State Industrial Notes
Bullard
East
J. P. Twohig
Wichita Falls
Sipe Springs
Lysaght
Hemstead
Waller County
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