Miss Vivian Valentine Visits Burge Relatives
Miss Vivian Valentine left last week to visit Burge relatives, reflecting family travel in local society notices.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
5
Miss Vivian Valentine left last week to visit Burge relatives, reflecting family travel in local society notices.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brosch receive friends at the A F Brosch home and plan to build a new house soon. Miss Helen Smykal and her brother Louis of Yoakum visited Miss Anna Bozka at the start of the week.
Mrs. Ella Moeckel arrived last weekend from Seguin to visit relatives and a number of friends, sharing time with local acquaintances and enjoying the family gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Emil Baumgarten of Schulenburg were weekend guests of Mrs C L Williams.
Messrs and Mesdames C B and Peck Welhausen were guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Welhausen at Yoakum Sunday.
Messrs and Mesdames Wm. Wendtland Sr. and Junior, S. A. Taulemeyer and Chas. E. Sand ford motored to Yoakum Sunday.
Charles Micelka, foreman at the Ford Service Station, welcomes a newborn son who arrived last weekend, adding a new assistant in the family and shop.
Prank Vesely announces the arrival of a new baby boy at Consumers Filling Station. The child brings the staff’s count to four youths assisting at the station. Congratulations are sent to the Vesely family and to the new mechanic.
Seat covers tops tires and tubes always on hand. Call Al bert Mills Garage for supplies and service.
Reverend J D McWhorter filled his regular appointment at the M HE Church Sunday morning and night. The McElroy sisters of Hallettsville rendered special music at the evening service which was greatly appreciated.
The Shiner Creamery and Ice Manufacturing Co announces a strict policy effective January 1 1925 selling ice for cash only. Payment must be by money and coupons with no exceptions or variations allowed.
Rudy Garbade EK J Henkhaus and E J Tomasco were away last weekend on a duck hunt near Long Mott.
Janssen Brothers expect to complete the modern eight room bungalow for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blume within the week.
Mr and Mrs Walter Cook reside at Mrs Cauthern's home where they are housekeeping and receiving many friends as guests.
Ben Janssen and his crew expect to finish the $10,000 Welhausen residence in Yoakum next week. The project for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Welhausen highlights local housing activity as spring work advances.
Mrs S Holchak Sr expects to begin erection of her new bungalow early in February with Janssen Bros. holding the contract.
Mrs Earl Fry and her son Ballard drove in from Austin on Saturday Ballard returned home Sunday leaving his mother to visit for a time with Miss Mae Hughs and other relatives
Mr and Mrs H H Hepler and Mrs A L Fuller attended pianist Dohnanyi concert in San Antonio last Saturday night and remained over to hear Elman Mischa in violin recital Monday night.
Mr. Ben Janssen states C Amsler contemplates erecting a rent cottage on Ave F in the near future. Janssen also plans to build another cottage on his recently acquired lot on Ave G.
Salzer Seed Potatoes just received a car of John A. Salzer Seed Potatoes. Place your orders early, as it may be too late for re-orders. Wolters Brothers Co.
Miss Marie Darilek R N who was with Mrs. D Garbade Sr remained over in the home of her brother Dr A A Darilek for a brief visit before resuming her professional duties at the Flatonia Hospital.
A Lavoptik eye wash blend of camphor hydrastis and witch hazel is claimed to rapidly relieve eye irritation. A patient with three years of watery eyes reports immediate help, with a small bottle said to treat any sore or inflamed eye. Aluminum eyecup offered free by Shiner Drug Co.
Public notice warns residents to pay poll tax within two days and directs to see J M Canon in his office as he cannot call personally. urging immediate action to settle dues.
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