Granitoid and Granocrete Pavements Advertised
An advertisement promotes Granitoid and Granocrete as economical pavement options under the banner The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Granitoid and Granocrete as economical pavement options under the banner The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements.
Tonight at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium dog owners are invited to bring a single dog each as experts assess the animals and officers are elected for what may become a permanent kennel club. Local fanciers including Stanley J. Miller and others expect plans for an annual show.
A July Fourth committee plans to file with the state railroad commission, accusing Southern Pacific and Sap railroads of discrimination against San Antonio. The charge is that special rates were given to Kerrville and Sutherland Springs, violating the agreement and drawing crowds away from San Antonio on Independence Day.
Miss Russell Hughes hosts her sister and Miss Lillian Hughes dances at Washington Place. The Girls Chafing Dish Club entertains Miss Josephine Woodhull and Miss Catherine McGown’s guests. Mrs Abe Levine begins a six month tour of New York Illinois Nebraska. About a hundred young people attend a semi monthly hop at the post gymnasium with Third Cavalry Band. Various dignitaries chaperone including Major and Mrs Thayer and Col and Mrs Treat. Mrs Jack Aubrey of Panama arrives, plans Texas trip. Mrs Owens and Miss Eva Owens travel to Cotulla. A six oclock dinner honors Miss Virginia Evans. A bridal shower for Miss Evans and a bridal tea with yellow and white decor precedes. Miss Lillian Hughes heads to Corpus Christi. Eileen O Reilly of Austin visits Nolan Street. San Antonio society hosts numerous arrivals and departures, church group meeting, and summer dances planned at Prospect Hill lawn fete hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Allen.
Miss Ruth Felt and her niece Miss Lois Felt left for Mathis to visit friends for several weeks while a large audience is expected to attend the city's talent event.
The Little Southern Girls' Club will meet at 4 oclock tomorrow afternoon with Miss Fona Laughlin at 802 Avenue C. A surprise party was given Sunday night in honor of Miss Tillie Ditner at 320 James Street with games music and dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Elsie Meyer Mary Peters Madeleine Moseley Frieda Grunwald Alma Hildebrand Lena Peters Julia Peters Therese Moseley Tillie Ditner and Arthur Ney August Weise Willie Krause Joe Jaeckel Godfrey McGlason Tredwell McGlason Abe Cohn Charles Wolfe George Biediger and Ed Thuet.
Compliments to Miss Elsie Basse accompany a bridal shower and high five party held yesterday afternoon. Guests praised the bride to be while Shasta daisies and ferns decked the rooms and prizes were awarded to several attendees. Delights included a variety of ices for many guests and gifts for the honoree. The Beethoven Junior Club discussed social plans for brides and returning June brides, with a July 9 meeting at Beethoven hall to install officers.
A list of visitors staying at the Menger Crockett Bexar St Anthony Gunter and Savoy includes W H Lastinger of Mercedes H Hawkins of Houston J H Ainsworth of Memphis D W Rhode of Floresville J W Garrett of Seguin and many others with residences in Dallas Fort Worth Waco Yoakum St Louis and more. Harvey B Hadden of the Hadden Produce Co travels to Denver then Fort Stockton by train and car with W A Hadden and family.
The St Anthony Roof Garden offers dining and music with soloists Signor Arturo Lugaro and Charles Cameron Bell performing tonight. The Corpus Beach Hotel promotes coastal attractions including surfing, bathing, boating, and fishing with a European fireproof facility.
Obituaries report W T Simpson sixty five? correction 50 year old sign painter died after months illness in San Angelo Texas. Surviving wife and four children. Body at Riebe morgue. Halstead railway conductor died last night a resident briefly and member of Order of Railway Conductors El Paso division No 269. Survived by wife and mother. funeral at Shelley Loring chapel with interment Mission Burial Park. Jesse Cobb 54 native of Texas died last night in hospital. Surviving widow three sons three daughters and a sister. Burial at Branchville. O C Meusebach 58 a traveling salesman died yesterday at home. Survived by widow two sons Curt and John, one brother Ernest, four sisters. Funeral 4 pm from residence, Rev Philip Cook officiating. interment Cemetery No 4. Mrs Albert J Peters of 305 Twelfth Street died last night in local hospital. Native of Chicago and came to city at age 15 to Academy of the Incarnate Word. six years later married Albert J Peters.
The notice lists survivors including a daughter and mother Mrs Mae Plattke of Chicago. Funeral is set for 4 PM tomorrow from Nic Peters residence 424 Zavala Street and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Clark Ennis P Clark dies at 3 PM in a local hospital, survived by mother Mrs Lucy Montgomery and two uncles R P and T F Wood of Boerne. Funeral from Pearce Robinson Undertaking Company with Calvary Baptist Church officiating, burial in Cemetery No 4.
An old advertisement features Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic described as a tonic and appetizer for adults and children, claimed to drive out malaria and strengthen the system. It also promotes one pound pork sausage sold by Union Meat Company at 25 cents per pound, with a note to place orders with a butcher or grocer.
Mrs. Mabel McChesney of 442 South Presa Street reported a burglary at her home in which a 50 foot garden hose was stolen during the night. Bloodhounds were requested to track the intruder as footprints marked the lawn.
The July 2 report from Little Rock notes Harry Myers, current Hot Springs government reservation superintendent, nominated for governor by the Republican state convention. Detectives fail to locate the missing hose amid a rash of hose thefts as city officials consider pairing hounds for police work.
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