Entertaining Mrs Ledbetter at Dr Ledbetter's Home
Mrs Lilly Ledbetter of Sweet Home and Mrs Frank Ledbetter hosted a gathering for friends and neighbors at the Ledbetter residence. Attendees praised the entertainment, enjoyed iced tea, sandwiches, olives, cheese straws, pickles, chocolate ice cream and cakes, and bade the hostess farewell with thanks for a delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Ledbetter
Sweet Home
Frank Ledbetter
Mesdames Lilly Ledbetter
Bessie Dunbar
Eagle Lake
F. P. Luck
M. E. Wolters
Wangemanny
L. E. Chovanetz
Dunn
D. C. Daniel
Ed. Herder
H. A. Woods
Ella Moeckel
Alice Kossbiel
Houston
Gladys Woods
Christi Moeckel
Isabelle Daniel
Elvera Herder
Cora Mittanek
Morris School News and Local Visits Near Concrete
Sunday Sain with FP visits, plus Chas and Joe Drabek to Frank near Sweet Home. Morris school hosts another ball on Saturday August 15. Community notices mention Leap Year ball at Turner hall August 8 and social calls at J Brosch’s. Rain showers persist. writer signs off as SUNSHINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Joe Drabek
Frank
Sweet Home
Morris School
Matilda
Theresa
Isabelle Brosch
Mary Klecka
Frank Maresh
J. Brosch
Lone Tree Prairie
Turner Hall
Peter
Henry Barre
Mr. Brosei
Sunset School News Update
Fragmentary diary style notes recount visits by Wall Broseh and family to Moulton and Van. Mentions Mary Mary aunty and a few locals. details are unclear but suggests a school or community log with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pietiog
Wall Broseh and
Wift Ag
Moulton
Van
Lev
Mary
August 9 Weather and Social Notes in Dryer News
Fair and warm weather with improving cotton prospects. Local residents report visits from relatives and travelers including Eilert Gerdes Sr and Aug, Carl Schroeder, and Misses Meitzen Neighbors and Littlefield. Improvements at stores and homes noted. Blond e signs off after a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilert Gerdes
August
San Antonio
Carl Schroeder
Bello
Gertrude Littlefield
Big Hill
J. C. Neighbors
Wm. Riske
Wied
Cheapside
Julia Meitzen
Fayetteville
J. Hirsch
F. Klohs, Sr
Wallis
Texas
Nolia
Nellie
Cuero
Adolph Raeth
Iolanthe
Sterling Co
W.S. Moore
Lone Star
F. G. Gerdes
G. Schroeder
Emil Krause
Local Excursion and Sports News From Galveston Region
Report of artillery fire and executions during an excursion to Galveston and New Braunfels. Returning travelers described a fair trip with overall good weather. A social ball in Sehoenan drew a large crowd and attendees enjoyed themselves. Cotton yields up with about a half bale per acre. Schoenan nine defeated Wesley last Sunday, 5 to 8, with captain KFlwin Sehmidt losing an arm. August 9 hosts a grand picnic at Seull y re Lach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Sehoenan
Galveston
New Braunfels
Ieee
Post Master G A Panne witz to attend state convention
Post Master G A Panne witz left Monday for Dallas as a delegate to the Republican State convention where he expects the party to remove prohibition. Prof Hugo Janszen has been engaged by Shiner school trustees to teach district 18 east, bringing experienced credentials to the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pannewitz
Dalla Ga
Reublican
Willko
Hugo Janszen
Dis 18
East
Janszen
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Frank Hlavike
Edmund Rohan
Baylor County
Mat. Bleier
Michna School
Wm. Berckenhoff
Paul Palitza
John Nagelmueller
Charlie Pavelka
Sam Patterson
J. Nagelmueller
Joe Derrich
Mattie
Martha Koenning
Little Brothers
Albina
Hermina
Annie Hemple
Flatonia
Stasie
Alma Berkenhoff
Frank Antrich
Maurin
Gonzales
Morris School News
Sunset School News
Severa
Torra
Ledigerere
SEV F
Severa C
Erdar
Owas
Llar
Michael Laéa
National S. S
Clarksburg
W. Va
St. Vitus
W.f.sevvera Co
Wu, Wendtland Company
Wagoner & Wendtland
America
Alamo
wBnevil Se
United States
Lone Star Brewing Company
Austin County
Shelby News
Cate Saal
Aig
Priniang
OC Dittmar
City Bakery
Chas, Schindler
Beer Saloon
Jos, Mikulik
Shiner
L, Tampee
Charlottenburg
Bednar & Halamitschek Shiner
Sam Schwartz
Blohm
A. Pfaender
Bednar
Scull Creek
Kuehne Grove
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