Beethoven Society Bazaar Hailed With Fancy Costumes
The Beethoven Society will stage a two day bazar on October 24 and 25 at Beethoven Hall to aid the society. Mrs A Nordman leads with booths run by named ladies in charge of punch coffee ice cream candy and other attractions featuring costume decor and museum displays. Also listed are multiple club and social events including dance class first meetings and meetings of local women's groups with dates from the coming days.
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Beethoven Society
Beethoven Halil
John M. Steinfelt
Max Baetz
F. Friedrich
F. M. Ripley
Rogers
Annie Geyer
Cecile Steinfelt
Dorothy Pagenstecher
Marguerite Sartor
Snell
J. Schaerer
A. Grona
W. Kalteyer
Juanita Davis
Cleo Grona
Hermina Hampel
Millie Nordmann
Mesdames
N. P. Lorio
A. Close
Dora Wagner
Millie Wagner
Margaret Hensel
Bertha Staffel
W. McAllister
Archie Zorkowsky
M. Friedrich
Wilhelmina Kotula
A. Wehrhahn
Hilda Wagner
Edna Krueger
Lillie Heye
Margaret Schultze
Fortune Teller’s Booth
M. Stolte
Dorothy Hensel
Ida Koch
Emmie Schultze
Leona Kleck
Wheel of Fortune
Herman Dreiss
Maria Lacoste
Amalia Lacoste
Gertrude Campbell
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Resinol Cures Blistering Itch on Hands
An 1913 testimonial from Charles Weber of St Louis describes severe hand blisters and itching that cleared after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. He reports six years of relief since and notes the products are sold by druggists with a free trial offer from Resinol Baltimore.
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St. Louis
Charles Weber
Franklin Ave
Dept. 15-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Bought and Paid For at Grand Tonight and Matinee
William A. Brady presents Bought and Paid For a Broadhurst hit with strong endorsements. It has a record New York run of 476 performances with extra matinees in summer. The plot centers on a New York millionaire and a ten dollar week telephone operator and features a dramatic scene of marital tension and liquor fueled conflict.
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William A. Brady
George Broadhurst
New York
Brady
Broadhurst
Julian Eltinge Returns to Grand with New Farewell Tour
Star of The Fascinating Widow headlines a farewell tour at the Grand with Wednesday and Thursday performances. Manager Woods brings a fresh production full of song and dance, backed by the familiar company, and Eltinge’s famed feminine characterizations remain his hallmark.
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Julian Eltinge
Woods
Julian Bitinge
Eltinge
Bride Is Entertained with A Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Ethel Schuetze entertained at the home of her parents in honor of Miss Helen Schuetze a bride of the month. Rooms were decorated with ferns and cut flowers. Plate favors were photographs of the honoree. The prize in Hearts was captured by Miss Studer. Guests included Misses Ethel Schuetze Audrey Carpenter Eda Schuetze Ethel Carpenter Helen Schuetze Othelia Burris Lena Bennett Olga Vanderstay Marguerite Henderson Amy Massey Marguerite Heubaum Ethel Hendricks Viva Hall Vennie Nance Amelia Sluder and Mrs Ed Schuetze.
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Ethel Schuetze
Helen Schuetze
Miss Studer
Audrey Carpenter
Eda Schuetze
Ethel Carpenter
Othelia Burris
Lena Bennett
Olga van
Receptions for Veterans by General Stanley Circle No 3
The General Stanley Circle No 3 G A R will meet at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the K P Hall Market Street. From 4 to 6 oclock a reception honors officers just returned from the G A R encampment in Chattanooga Tenn Mr Tuttle department commander Dr Whittaker medical examiner A Mosier post commander C Brad bent department patriotic examiner and Mrs Sarah Fox president of the Circle All comrades and their wives are invited.
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General Stanley
Grand Army of the Republic
K. P
Market Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tuttle
Whittaker
A. Mosier
C. §. Bradbent
Sarah Fox
General Stanley Circle
Adler-i-ka Remedy Favored for Digestive Ailments
The simple buckthorn bark mixture Adler-i-ka remains a San Antonio favorite for digestive relief. Adler-i-ka is said to cleanse both lower and upper bowels and quickly ease sour stomach constipation and gas after a single dose, according to H. L. Wagener in the Hicks Building.
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San Antonio
H. L. Wagener
Hicks Building
Backache Warning Urges Croxone for Kidney Troubles
An old warning underscores backache as an early sign of kidney trouble and urges Croxone as a remedy. The ad claims Croxone reaches the kidneys, dissolves uric acid, cleanses pores, and can end backache, rheumatic pain, and urinary disorders with three daily doses. It also promises a money back guarantee if Croxone fails.
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Bright
Last Spike to Be Driven This Week for San Antonio Line
Foster Crane, builder of the San Antonio Fredericksburg and Northern Railroad, said three miles of track remain to Fredericksburg and he expected completion by week’s end despite heavy rainfall hindering progress. Construction has passed the Pedernales River and townsmen watch the advancing track gang.
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San Antonio
Crane
Pedernales River
O. D. C. Card Club Hosts Garza Street Gathering
Mrs Dan Dreeke hosted the O D C Card Club at her Garza street home last week Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Fred Krisch Ed Stappenbeck and Leon Moeckel After games refreshments were served Attendees included Mesdames Martin K Klockenkemper Sidney Smith Carl Heiser Alfred Carolus X Callahan Alfred Schendel James McGee and Leon Moeckel
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Dan Dreeke
Garza Street
Fred Krisch
Ed Stappenbeck
Leon Moeckel
Martin K. Klockenkemper
Sidney Smith
Carl Heiser
Alfred Carolus
8. X. Callahan
Alfred Schendel
James McGee
Leon Moekel
Mr and Mrs Koes ter entertain for Miss Koester
Mr and Mrs Edward Louis Koester hosted about 30 guests at their Macon Street home in honor of Miss Ottella Koester. The gathering featured dancing, progressive conversation, and a five course luncheon hosted last week.
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Edward Louis Koester
Macon Street
Ottella Koester
Entertains Literary Society Hosts Little Southern Girls
Miss Ruth Harris hosted the Little Southern Girls Musical and Literary Society last week. Bunco was played with prize winners named Ruth Frances, Paulina Stippich and Florence Gillespie.
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Entertains
Ruth Harris
Little Southern Girls’ Musical and Literary Society
Bunco
Ruth Frances
Paulina Stippich
Florence Gillespie
Paving Fund Dividing Eight Wards Proposals
Mayor Brown announced a plan to equitably divide a 1.5 million paving fund among eight wards using population assessed valuation and street mileage. A city map and NY engineer Samuel M Gray will review underground drainage before paving proceeds, ensuring citywide continuity.
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Brown
Helland
Gray
Samuel M. Gray
New York
Thief Escapes in Buggy After Dunbar House Burglary
A thief entered the Dunbar boarding house at 140 North Street at 4:20 this morning and after ransacking rooms and the office fled in a waiting buggy. Guests observed the intrusion before the escape. detectives linked the method to a recently released county jail inmate.
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Dunbar
North Street
Alumnae Elect Officers at St. Josephs Academy
At the quarterly Alumnae Association meeting of St. Josephs Academy the officers were elected. Cornelia Scwartz becomes president and Caroline Nauwald first vice president. Stella Cappuyns is second vice president Maria Schneider is recording secretary Jessie Vogel treasurer Rose Eckenroth corresponding secretary Irene Linnartz musician.
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Alumnae
Alumnae Association of
St. Joseph’s Academy
Cornelia Scwartz
Caroline Nauwald
Stella Cappuyns
Maria Schneider
Jessie Vogel
Rose Eckenroth
Irene Linnartz
Army officers return from inspection and leave updates
General James Parker of the first brigade Southern Department returns from an inspection trip to Leauge Pass with aide John H. Reed. Captain Patrick Guiney and Captain Herman A. Siebert receive leaves of absence of four months and ten days respectively. Lieutenant Halbert P. Harris is ordered to report to Fort Sam Houston. Swift & Co. reports San Antonio fresh beef sales averaging 9.70 cents per pound for the week ending October 11.
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James Parker
Southern Department
Leagle Pass
John H. Reed
Halbert P. Harris
Fort Ringgold
Rio Grande
Fort Sam Houston
Swift & Co
San Antonio
Vidal murder trial reset after venire discharged
Emilio T. Vidal’s murder trial in the Thirty seventh District Court was reset for the November term after the 150 man venire was discharged. He is charged with killing Alfredo Arocha near East End about 1 AM.
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Emilio T. Vidal
Criminal
Vidal
Alifredo Arocha
East
Minnesota School trains ag and domestic science teachers
In Minnesota the School of Agricultural Technology at the State University focuses on preparing teachers for agriculture and domestic science due to high demand. The program emphasizes training future educators to meet local needs in these subjects.
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Minnesota
School of Agricultural Technology
State University
Fenstermaker Furniture stock sold out at San Antonio store
The Fenstermaker Furniture Company on Main avenue opened a closing sale to liquidate its entire $50 000 stock. T. N. Givens, a local real estate dealer, secured the stock in a land and city lots trade and plans to exit the furniture business. Owner Fenstermaker leaves to pursue contracting. A Leicester pianist set a world record by playing a continuous 34 hour strain totaling 1600 tunes, surpassing a 30 hour previous mark.
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Fenstermaker Furniture Company
Main Avenue
T. N. Givens
Givens
Houston
Fenstermaker
San Antonio
Leicester
England
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Aurelia Wood
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Russell Hughes
Adelaide Campbell
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Elizabeth Senior
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Liston Zander
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Austin
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Austin Country Club
E. A. Holland
Pauline Scaperlanda
Galveston
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W. F. Kirby
Moberley, Mo
Phillip Blank
John J. Stevens
San Antonio de Bexar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Travis Club
el Paso
Twentieth Century Study Club
Maverick Hotel
Phoenix Club
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Children Ory
Fletcher
Astoria
Seer Sen
Bride
Fredericksburg
Card Club
Miss Koester
Nadindla
Paria, Tex
E. Hertzberg Jewelry CO
the Sign of the Clock
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St. Mary's
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Patrick Guiney
Third Cavalry
Herman A. Siebert
Fenstermaker Company
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National Biscuit Company
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