New Home of Stowers Furniture Company
The consolidation of the G A Stowers Furniture company and the Clower Installment company will move San Antonio’s furniture headquarters to the largest store in the south on Main Avenue near Houston Street. The new building, under construction, will adjoin the Clower structure and, when completed, will house both firms in adjacent sky scrapers.
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G A. Stowers Furniture Company
Clower Installment Company
San Antonio
South
The
Light
G.A. Stowers Furnituse Company
Main Avenue
Houston Street
Clower
Ments
G. A. Stowers Furniture Company
Central Trust Company Named Executor and Trustee
The Central Trust Company is described as executor administrator assignee trustee guardian and attorney in fact or agent in the given notice indicating its roles in a legal or estate matter.
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The
Central Trust Company
Clean-Up in Fifth Ward Closes Today
The fifth ward finishes a thorough cleanup with extra garbage wagons and special efforts. Mrs. R M Field chairs the effort with precinct chairmen and committees, noting that cleanup week ends but more work remains.
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Fifth Ward
R. M. Field
Orca
Theity Council
Folws
P. C. Blank
Louis Hillie
J. ’. Powers
George Crimmins
F. J. Aylmer
George Jackson
Harles Oliphant
A. Luckett
Fred Gorham
J. H. Davis
W. E. Stevenson
W. M. Orbes
W. B. Matthews
F. W. Hopkins
Cascarets Cure Headache By Cleansing Digestive System
Ad claims Cascarets purge poisons from the liver and bowels, relieve bilious headaches, dizziness, and foul breath. It asserts a 10 cent box clears stomach, liver and bowels overnight while you sleep. It markets as a night-time remedy for headache and general well being.
Free Lecture on Christian Science at Bee thoven Hall
First Church of Christ, Scientist in San Antonio announces a free lecture on Christian Science at Bee thoven Hall on Sunday afternoon October 18 1912 at 4 oclock by Willis F Gross C B member of The Mother Church Board of Lectureship. Public invited.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
San Antonio
Texas
Beethoven Hall
Willis F. Gross
Boston
Massachusetts
Community clubs host evening dances across town
The Travis club hosts a dinner dance in the evening. The Knights of Columbus plan dancing at Beethov en hall at 8 p m. Misses Victoria Myra and Mae Van Hoogenhuyze hold a dance at Turner hall at 8 p m. Merry Maids' Musical club meets at Miss Helen Burden's home 520 Avenue E from 4 to 6 p m.
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Knights of Columbus
Beethoven Hall
Victoria
Myra and
Mae van Hoogenhuyze
Turner Hall
Merry Maids’ Musical Club
Helen Burden
Avenue E
Bunco Party at Miss Neta Haschke’s Home
Friday evening at 1819 Main avenue Miss Neta Haschke hosted a bunco gathering with punch served. Attendants included her mother Mrs. E O Haschke and sister Mrs. H B May, with a list of guests and prizewinners. Miss Gladys Boome and Alfred Hanzal won prizes, Leon Kaufman claimed the booby.
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Neta Haschke
Main Avenue
Miss Haschke
E. O. Haschke
H. B. May
Lottie Hanzal
Hilda Wagner
Adell Morrow
Delma Loving
Lucile Chancellor
Jose Fredrich
Stella Smith
Almeda Merndon
Adeline Small
Gladys Boome
Sophia Lee
Mesdames H. B. May
Denison, Tex
Theo Cody
Arthur Solomon
Frank Alt
Lawrence Kannon
Mr. Simms
Paul Clinkscales
Arthur Young
Leon Kaufman
Alfred Berger
Walter Heubaum
B. B. Tucker
Alfred Hanzal
Card Club Night Features High Five Fun
Miss Josie Icke hosted the I D C Card club at her South Street home. High five was played with Gussie Black winning first prize Eugenia Nordhaus second and Marie Fricke taking the consolation. A two course luncheon followed for the group including Nell Maggie Casey Selma Erna Donop Florence Icke Alma Judd Lillian Wolfrath Agnes Wolfrath and the hostess.
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Josie Icke
I. D.C
Marriage of Hermann Serold and Hulda Kabelmacher
Announcement of the marriage between Hermann Serold and Hulda Kabelmacher occurred in Bulverde on Tuesday evening.
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Hermann Serold
Hulda Kabelmacher
Bulverde
Travis Club Dinner Dance Arranged with Formal Reception
The Travis club hosts a 6 pm dinner and 9 pm dancing in a strictly formal ball. The ballroom is decorated with wild smilax and pot plants for twelve dances. Receiving line includes Mesdames Danforth Skinner Koehler Conrey Tayloe Trice Walker Coleman Frank Dowdell McClannahan Herff McCaleby Elroy Russ Knight Beetley guest of Mrs Aldrich at 609 West Craig Place.
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Travis Club
Mesdames
A. H. Danforth
H. C. Skinner
Otto Koehler
T. L. Conrey
Marriage of David Milton Marx and Frieda Cohn
In Detroit Michigan on the evening of September 28 the marriage of David Milton Marx to Miss Frieda Cohn took place. Miss Cohn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Cohn of this city.
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David Milton Marx
Frieda Cohn
Detroit
Mich
Marriage of Stella Mitchell Van Dyke to Bascom Bell
The wedding occurred yesterday at the bride’s Louisville home in Kentucky, uniting Mrs Stella Mitchell Van Dyke and Bascom Bell of the city in a formal ceremony.
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Stella Mitchell van Dyke
Bascom Bell
Louisville
Engagement Announced for Mary Janszen and BE F. Sanders
Mr and Mrs Ludwig Janszen Jr announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mary to BE F Sanders. The wedding is planned for the latter part of November.
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Ludwig Janszen Jr
Mary
BE. F. Sanders
Brown's Digestit Tablets Quick Relief Ad
Advertisement promotes Brown's Digestit tablets as a fast cure for indigestion sour stomach gas and upset stomachs. Claims one dose relieves fermentation distress and digests food with no harmful after effects and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Brown
Schwab-McElroy
Mothers and Teachers Club at Stephen F. Austin School
The Stephen F. Austin school Mothers and Teachers club met for a regular session. Mrs. M. J. Bliem spoke on Compulsory Education prompting debate. Letters from Mrs. Pl Hertzberg were read and appreciated. Mrs. J. P. Lovelady was named delegate with Mrs. A. ha as alternate to the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs in Fort Worth next month. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mesdames ONeill, W. A. King, R. L. Dinwiddie, Tom Newton and Dorbandt.
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Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club
Stephen F. Austin
M. J. Bliem
Pl Hertzberg
J. P. Lovelady
A. Ha
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fort Worth
O'Neil
W. A. King
R. L. Dinwiddie
Tom Newton
Dorbandt
History Club hears papers on Spain and Romans
At yesterday afternoon’s History club meeting Miss Pirie led table talk. Mrs. B E McFadden read on Spain to the Roman invasion while Mrs J P Ward spoke on The Romans and Goths in Spain.
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History Club
Luncheon With Centerpieces And Verse Readings
Zinnias served as the centerpiece while green candlesticks and shades reflected the luncheon decor. Plate favors featured yellow rosebuds and guests received verses written on the back of place cards. Seating included Miss Camp, her mother Mrs. J L Camp, and Misses Mary Harrison Inezinnin Cora Henderson Mary Carter Lamar tine and Mary Camp with the hostesses.
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Zinnias
Miss Camp
J. L. Camp
Mary Harrison
Inez ‘Innin
Cora Henderson
Mary Carter
Lamartine
Mary Camp
Enderles Now Living in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Louis Enderle formerly of Boerne now reside at 721 Kentucky Avenue Mrs Enderle was Miss Mary Ellen Iris of this city before her marriage.
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Louis Enderle
Boerne
San Antonio
Kentucky Avenue
The Musiale Postponed From October to November
The musicale planned for the Travis club in October 84 is postponed to mid November with the exact date to be announced later.
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Travis
Meeting of committees on Har Jubilee Woman's Loan Exhibit
This afternoon a meeting of the committees in charge of the woman's loan exhibit at the Har Jubilee will plan the display in the woman's building.
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Wille
Harvest Jubilee features Miss Stella Steves costumes
Miss Stella Steves offers a collection at the Harvest Jubilee. Among pieces are a lavender brocaded silk and a heavy tan silk, each crafted eighty years ago for Mrs. Edward Leighton's mother.
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Stella Steves
Edward Leighton
Artistic octagonal Woman's Building at Harvest Jubilee
The Har vest Jubilee features a large octagonal Woman's Building with a central auditorium, a surrounding circle for exhibits, sixteen Roman columns marking the division, soft red interior walls, white woodwork, and high windows. It is designed for comfort and convenience of women.
Laurel Heights Methodist Program Details Choir and Soloists
The Laurel Heights Methodist church presents a service directed by Rose Osman featuring Offertoire in F flat with organ and quartet, an anthem by Gounod, a Whitney Combs soprano aria Ave Maria, and multiple solos and duets by Miss Harms, Mrs. Terrell, and others with Mia and Ed Sachs on piano and violin, concluding with doxology and benediction.
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Laurel Heights Methodist Church
All Rose Osman
Specker
Fred Jones
Elsa Harms
Joe Lodovicc
Emmett Roundtree
St. Claire
Chester Terrell
Mrs. Ansley
Disa Harms
Hanscom
Terre
Gunlock
Sman
Tarut Family Returns From San Francisco Vacations
Mr and Mrs Charles J Tarut and children Maxine Fant Tarut and Dillard Rucker Fant Tarut have returned from San Francisco and summer resorts on the Pacific coast and will owe this city their permanent time.
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Charles J. Tarut
Maxine Fant Tarut
Dillard Rucker Fant Tarut
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Parish Miller Wedding Planned in Seadrift Texas
Mr and Mrs J Otis Parish announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jessie to Harold Taxis Miller. The ceremony is set for October 21 at the bride’s parents home in Seadrift Texas.
Edith Young Birthday Party Hosts Honor Family
Mr and Mrs Walter Young entertained last evening in honor of their daughter Edith on her birthday. Guests included Edith Douglass Maggie Reeves Eugenia Norcross Rosie Norcross Augusta Lomasney Ruth Kelsie Kathryn Jergensen Pearl Minworth Bessie Kinnon Clem Norcross Margaret Brodnax Pearl Brodnax Edith Ryan and John Lomasney Lanier Ryan Claude Reeves William Miller Joe Miller and J B Buchannan. Mrs Young was assisted by Mesdames Douglass Buchanan Lomasney Kinnon Perkins and Jergensen.
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Walter Young
Edith
Edith Douglass
Maggie B. Reeves
Eugenia Norcross
Rosie Norcross
Augusta Lomasney
Ruth Kelsie
Kathryn Jergenson
Pearl Minworth
Bessie Kinnon
Clem Norcross
Margaret Brodnax
Pearl Brodnax
Edith Ryan
John F. Lomasney
Lanier Ryan
Claude Reeves
William Miller
Joe Miller
J. B
Alumnae Elect Officers at St. Joseph’s Meeting
The St. Josephs Alumnae association held its annual election Thursday evening at St. Cecilia’s auditorium. Elected officers include President Mrs. F. Ritchie first vice president Miss M. Schneider second vice president Miss Bh. Gillis secretary Miss R. Eckenroth treasurer Miss J. Vogal corresponding secretary Miss F. Stevers musician Miss S. Weimer.
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St. Joseph’s Alumnae Association
St. Cecilia’s Auditorium
F. Ritchie
M. Schneider
Bh. Gillis
R. Eckenroth
J. Vogal
F. Stevers
S. Weimer
Throat Wound Sends Italian Man To City Hospital
Louis Tafaya about 27 was found with a deep throat gash in the Knob Hill home of H. M. Anderson at 1114 Virginia street. Policeman Roberts took Tafaya to the city hospital where doctors treated and sutured the wound. He is expected to recover.
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Louis Tafaya
Roberts
Shelley-Loring
H. M. Anderson
Virginia Street
Knob Hill
RiverSide restaurant lands diverse seafood shipment
RiverSide Restaurant reports a large delivery of seafood including frogs legs shrimp crabs lobster Spanish mackerel pom pan o Berwick bay oysters. The fresh haul expands menu options for the week.
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RiverSide Restaurant
Berwick Bay
San Antonians Flock to Dallas Fair Opening
A number of San Antonians left last night and this morning to attend the opening exercises of the Texas State Fair in Dallas. Walter Walthall of the M K and T reports heavier travel this year, with uptown ticket sales strong and trains at capacity for the 8 30 9 00 last night and 6 10 9 00 this morning.
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Dallas
Walter Walthall
Bull Moose Meet in San Antonio For Campaign Plans
The Bull Moose of Bexar county will convene at the Gunter hotel this evening under county chairman J. D. Dodson. Notices urge each invitee to bring another Bull Moose and discuss a torch light procession and a mass meeting planned near month’s end as part of a whirlwind campaign before the election.
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Bexar County
Gunter Hotel
J. D. Dodson
Dodson
Roosevelt Defends His Tariff Record in Wisconsin Speech
In Oshkosh Colonel Roosevelt defended his tariff record and attacked Woodrow Wilson. He said Governor Wilson is the progressives’ hope but now aligned with reactionaries. Roosevelt claimed the progressive campaign fund would be under half of Democratic or Republican totals. He noted tariff changes under his presidency were not ripe for further action and accused railway and trust interests of using tariffs as a political red herring. He argued Wilson has no clear tariff stance and often shifts positions.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
LaFollette
Democratic
Advice to Fruit Growers Urged For Texas Plantings
Commissioner Kane urges Texas fruit growers to inspect plantings now and regularly, and to adopt preventive and curative measures against insect pests or fungus diseases. The department will send a representative when needed to check ravages.
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Austin
Tex
Kane
Texas
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Liver and Bowels Cleansing
The ad touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, gentle laxative for biliousness and constipation, claiming it cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels without gripe. It promotes its fruit base, non injurious nature, and a pleasant taste, noting the full name on the label and urging use for children.
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Sanna
California Fig Syrup Company
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