Local notes and notices from San Pedro Park and shops
A collage of brief items from Stockdale visitors to Miss Addie Nol to a variety of local happenings. The list includes shop ads for Sullivan's shoe sale, barber services, and clothing, a courtroom note about Gustave Cook, community events at the Liederkranz and Mission Garden, and mentions of trains, auctions, and local tradesmen. Mentions of Benham and Steinhardt, and various city hall and civic notes appear amid sale notices and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Cook
17Th District Court
Gus
Albers
Clifford B
Liederkranz Singing Society
Schuormeyer
Southwestern Park
ALOMH
J. Steinhardt
San Antonio
Lisderkranz
Weiling
Groos’ Bank
Corual Commerce
Navarro Etrevte
Steinhardy
Buck Hies
San Pedro Park
Bull Bros
Thejlich
Mission Garden
George Rowe
South Hackberry S Treet Methodist Church
Edgewoorn
Paxton
Crystal Saloon
Main Plaza
Nelson Stansdon
Austin
Allen Manuel
C. TL. Dean
Mammoth Star
S. Flores Street
Louisa
Ate
Wy Pflughaupe
Baltimore
John Gerdner
Henry Pauly
C. H. Wilkerson
Iyantnal
Texas
Formar
Echoolta
Bours
Railway Men's Sound Money Club Holds Meeting
The G. H. and 4. A. Railway Men's Sound Money club met last night led by Second Vice President J. Booth who reviewed by-laws for newcomers. Colonel J. S. Carr was elected an honorary member and asked to speak next Saturday. Carr, fresh from the Indianapolis convention, discussed the financial question with Mr. Frank Fuller adding brief remarks. A business meeting is planned for next Saturday at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdis McCann
Nolan Streat
Sunhivan
Henry Pauly
City Hall
Sullivan Sick Co
Frank Alkens
Hunt
Sloan & Surney Undertakers
Emmbalmers
Commerce Street
J._ Steinhardt
Childs
Ourty
South Flores St
Military Plaza
Ivy Bowlley Club
Turners
Mission Garden
Yale
Sunazy
Railway Men's Sound Money
Railway Man's Sound Money Club
Second Vic
C. Aeller
Colonel Carr
Lndianapolis
Frank Fuller
Railroad Notes and Local Contacts at Prospect Hill
The Aransas Pass lines moved 33 train loads of cotton to Galveston last week while two freight crews were taken off due to lull in business. Mrs. F. G. Muldoon visits from Fort Worth, guest of Mrs. Harry Wood. Col. Tom Kingaley of Louisville and Nashville tours the city. William Frommoar of Aransas Pass departs for St. Louis for the exposition. The Wace colored excursionists depart Aransas Pass at 9 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas Taq Tena
Galveston
Aranssas Pasa
Yoakam
F. G. Muldoon
Maginesr Muldoon
Taxas and Pacific
Fort Worth
Harry Wood
Prowpect Hill
William Frommoar
St. Louis
Wace
Aransas
Contract Ratified At Deepwater Harbor Stockholders Meet
The Aransas Pass Harbor Co stockholders met at the president's office to ratify a deepwater work contract signed on the 12th. Work will begin within sixty days to secure twenty feet of water, a 150 foot bottom width channel, and an 18 month completion, with maintenance thereafter. Attendees included Thos H Franklin, I G Wheeler, W A Bredman, C H Sawyer, J O Fulton, and A J Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas Pass Harbor
Thos
Fr. Franklin
Thos. H. Franklin
San Antonio
I. G. Wheeler
W. A. Bredman
C. H. Sawyer
Aransas Pasa
J. 0. Fulton
Rockport
A. 2. Jones
Beovilla
Themeeclves
Deepwater
Stockdale Notes Revival Closure and Local Happenings
After a major revival closed, Stockdale reflects on gains and changes. Cotton ginned so far this season, new telephone line near completion, and a private school opening with seventy pupils under Professors Wood and Russell. Local visits, marriages, and social events fill the town's quiet days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauter Spestal
Stockdam
Sagt
Chliders Andaow
Giddings
Satan
Bates
Tay Aa Union
Stockdale
Finnesville
San Artonio
Wood
Russell
N. B. Ware
Lorenz
Stokdale
Brown
Jacksonville
City Hotel
Ed, Canfield
Zula McO
Lavernia
Jake Peck
San Marcos
Berta Moore
Andy McCowan
Brumfield
Leona Henry
Note Tiner
Sutherland Springs
L. L. Moody
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lonsdale Daweshiy
Hilton, Hughes & CO
New York
Perenl Os
Toda
Wolff & Marx's Mammoth Store
J. D.scorpien
Firs Tusuranca
Addie Nol
Russia
Barrow
Sullivan?s
Willte
West Conmerce Street
James Downey
Albart Meyer
Jim
Sullivan’s
Mra. G
Sullivan's
Thomas Halen
St. Louia
Hays Street
Ashford & Blakeman
Thora
Sunslot Wood Co
D. Steinhardt
Elothiug
S. Flores St
Juno
Masmorechor
Audianes
Noban & Son
Flores Street
Charles Ilsoy
Kansas City
O. Scheuermayer
Edison
Sullivan Stros Co
West Comerce Sheet
Snd
Suletvan Shor CO
Tryble
McAllister
Sunbury —Turf Exchange
Alamo
Plaza
Lynn & Wall
Sunset Wood CO
Juat
Ed. Steves & Sons
Riebb & CO
East
Gomaterce Street
Paris
Mast
Tel
Ephone
Sunset Woop Co
Phone SI
C. H. Dean
New England
Délance
DR. Astarnes
Mackey Beers
W. J. Page
Crockett Street
River Avenue
Lane Star
Arowery
Sullivan
Probatu Court
Sveinhard
Moyer’s Hall
Ondo
Joater
Judge Green
Judge Camp
Thomas Wisdom
McCloskey
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Lon
Joan
Imperial Bar
Olford Building
Alamo Greys
Waco
Riverside Park
Ldgar
Schramm
Jos Mackin
State of
Tsxmong
Baseball
Ulrich
Chas
Montana Street
Ming Haat
Bul
Ronse
Geo. Bull
Lttle
Ray
United States
Frank A. Newtom'haely
Bull
Jorge
R. Baltimore
Philadelphia
Darknaas
Washington
H. E. Washington
Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Col
Tom, Kingaley
Louisville and
Nashville
Stock Dale Logale
Ivy Social Club
Thomas Clark
Misa Della Halamuda
Thea. A. Clark
John A. Bitter
Suryey
Te Waltzel
Richard Hutchenreiter
Henry Woanig
Mra
KR. Hut
Pairchild and
Tiedson
Alamo Bros Agi
New Orleans
Cottom
Neill
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