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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1911
Page
28
Boerne bulletin reports Rev. A. P. Lowery and Rev. B. A. Myers leading a revival at the Boerne Methodist church with Mrs. Lowery in charge of singing. The edition also covers social events, club meetings, visits from state officials, sailing party to Port Aransas, Home Mission society installations, and many local residents visiting nearby cities.
Historic San Marcos cabin linked to General Edward Burleson among early Texas homes. The elm timber structure sits above the river, drawing attention from rail routes and locals debating preservation. The piece lists residents and visitors connected to the town.
An ad describes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as instantly relieving abdominal discomfort after over eating. It claims the tablets supply digest juices, ease gas, freshen the stomach lining, and rest the stomach. offers a free trial package via F A Stuart in Marshall Michigan.
Miss Laura Gleckler left Sunday for Glidden to begin a school position. Mrs. Dave Poe and Mrs. Bertha McCollum visited Pearson Sunday. Wm Dunn and family from San Antonio spent Sunday and Monday here. Miss Lillie Stuercke returned from Houston. Gus Ulrich of Sugarland visited Sunday. Several members attended Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Waco this week. The Etude Music Club met at Mrs. Chas Rose with participants including Alma Mahler Bessie Schaefer Elsa Stuercke Edith Schaefer Hilda Brauner Mable Rose Lillian Jordan and Victor Jordan. Mrs A Herzik in Engle hosted, with Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolters and Agnes Stuercke of Shiner visiting relatives Sunday.
Miss Gussie Holstein returned Sunday to Bandera after a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Young. Mrs. C. H. Palm and children went to Nixon Sunday. J. W. McCown returned Sunday from San Antonio. E. D. McDaniel from Floresville accompanied his family home. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Berrymar of Cuero spent Sunday here. Miss Bettie Chew of San Antonio visited with her aunt Mrs. 8S. E. Adams. Misses Etoy Nita and Gussie Sikes visited their parents at Pandora Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Powell of Nixon moved to Stockdale Monday. Frank Moffett had a new residence erected in the eastern part of town. Mrs. C. H. Palm and children returned Wednesday from Cuero. J. H. Bain and family visited relatives at Floresville the first of the week. Mrs. J. H. Smith went to Nixon Monday. Mrs. J. H. Peck left Saturday for Louisville Kentucky to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs. Edward Sweeney. Rev. N. W. Carter accompanied by his father-in-law R. A. Banks and
Karnes City Sergeant Marvin Bailey of the state ranger service visited relatives Sunday. Mrs J P Rhodes and Mrs Will Winch of Lent visited relatives in Floresville and here Monday. Mrs William Custer returned home after visiting her daughter in Floresville. Mrs Donald, Mrs Frank of San Antonio and Henris Butler with wife were guests here. Mrs Hallie Priest of Gonzales visited sister Mrs J M Reagan. Miss Lillie Boden of Helena visited relatives here Thursday. Rev Mr Gallager of the San Antonio Prebyterian church led a protracted meeting here.
Several people are mentioned traveling or visiting family across Texas. Names include Mrs. Cairk in Port Arthur, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Maney in Yorktown, Mrs. Koby in Hillsboro visiting Mrs. Webb, and others visiting in La Grange Wichita Falls Houston San Antonio Denison with grand lodge in Waco and trips to Red Rock.
Victoria and Mrs E Verhelle travel to relatives. Washington guest Argyle McLoughlin stays with Mrs Clark. Rockport and Cuero visits noted. Eastern Star and Bronte club meetings fill an evening with Longfellow readings and club reports. Levi Bank honors J K Hexter with dinner as he departs for Dallas.
Residents and visitors move through Lockhart and nearby towns with string of transfers. John Morgan returns to make Lockhart home. Geo F. Butler travels to Laredo to assist onion marketing. Mrs Butler and child visit Seguin. J N Houston visits A M Houston in town. Mrs J C Roberts heads to Waco and Mineral Wells as Woodmen delegate. Mrs Teas and Spaulding visit Dr Nichols family in Luling. Walter Denny visits Mabel Denny. James F Johnson recovers and resumes activity after illness and train wreck incident. Postmaster M C Kelly attends related duties.
Funeral services were held in Yoakum for Barney Cummisky. Mrs. R J Nichols and grandson Gilbert Staats returned from Fort Worth after a month visit. Mrs Nichols suffered a painful accident while boarding a train home and was treated by her physician.
A Marble Falls gathering at Citizens' State Bank organized to advance statewide prohibition. W H Andrews elected precinct chairman Carl Marrs named secretary. Executive committee includes Capt B Badger C D Sims Capt A F Hicks N C Galloway Dr T M Yett Rev E S Cornelius.
Mrs Dan Murphy entertained with a bridge luncheon Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in Taylor. The event honored guests including Mrs M Henderson and Mesdames C G O'Brien of New York City and J N Watts of Shell.
At Man Georgia guests including Mrs. D F Smith and Mrs O Brien celebrated with pink carnations lunch cloths and prize games. The guest list features Mesdames C G O Brien John R Adams J N Watts Oliver P Newman and others from New York Port Arthur Shellman Washington and Grand Rapids. Younger-set club formed at Miss Ethel Bowers home with several young ladies in attendance. Miss Zella Bland hosted a bridge whist for guest Miss Nancy Lacy from Waco with prizes awarded to Miss Lacy and Miss Lynn Mumford.
Mrs William Thomas of Victoria visits nephew Will Seidel in town. Pete Murray of Charlestown WV visits McCampbell home. L Nott Reed family depart for Hebbrowville ranch after months with Mrs Parker. Judge William Glen visits Mrs Gorde in Bellville. Embroidery club hosts at Mrs G W Johnston home and Thursday Bridge club to meet despite Lent. Mrs Mitchell Seeligson remains ill. Jasper Shaper visits Houston. Beeville’s Mrs Clay Appleby visits her parents Judge and Mrs H C Thompson. Eugene and Tom Parker are mentioned.
Mrs. Frehencamp returns from Columbus and Mrs. Need from San Antonio. Several visitors travel between Ottine Seguin Luling and San Antonio. Card club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. Numerous locals including Alma Wyatt Byrd Shanklin Deeson and Leekin visit friends in Seguin Ottine and San Antonio. Families such as the Dunlaps Merritts and Jess Jennings are noted visiting local relatives.
Mrs H F Smith and daughter Lilla visit relatives in San Antonio. Annie Lee returns home after closing a Sharpe school. Lucy Brunson from Temple visits Cameron. Ilse Frishmeyer spends weekend with Sparra in Milano. Mrs Robert Smith hosts a forty two party with a two course luncheon. Pythian Sisters hold a successful silver tea benefiting the Widows and Orphans home. Three birthdays celebrated for Hazel Sission Louise Green and May McCown. Cut rate ad notes new phone 449.
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