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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
5
New timetable effective January 20 2001 shows Train 45 arriving Lockhart at 12 55 pm Train 46 arriving Yoakum at 2 40 pm Train 42 arriving Waco at 1 05 pm Train 44 leaving Shiner at 6 18 am Yoakum to Waco Train 41 arriving Yoakum from Yoakum at 2 37 pm Train 43 leaving Shiner at 7 04 pm.
Local notice notes A Koepke's shop providing hair trims in all styles. GC H. visited Fistonw last Wednesday to see relatives and friends.
A collage of social notes and local ads mentions Mrs J H Carnes visiting in Halsteadville to see her son W J Carnes, John Wensky building near Shiner, Miss Dittman of Yoakum a city guest, Paul Stuerke of High Hill visiting old friends, Wagener & Schuhmann retailing guaranteed pocket knives and shoes, August Pagel in Cameron on business, and farmers discussing bull weevil squares from Kutach farm. Also notes about Remick’s remedies, Bank money orders, paint supplies, and a concern letter about Shiner school trustees. Continuous agricultural commentary urges gathering fallen cotton squares and burning them to curb weevils.
A shooting affray at FW Hill's saloon Sunday left Jim Schwartz fatally wounded after an argument over remarks about Schwartz's wife. John Vivial fled, returned, and fired, with Schwartz dying Monday night. Vivial surrendered and is jailed in Malletsville. burial set for Tuesday in the city cemetery.
An invitation announces the dedication of the Lutheran church with Rev R Oertel as pastor. Two foreign ministers will participate and services are set for 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. All are invited to attend.
The Union Cemetery Association invites all ladies of Shiner to a 4 p.m. tea at the opera house on Friday June 21, marking the society's second anniversary with a social gathering.
A. B. Jungbecker & Co. Locals offers baking powder 25c, spoons, fresh hams, bacon, raisins, coffee, tea, and a line of fancy candy. A. K. Junoprcxer & Co features crockery in a bright display.
Mr Aug Linderman of Dilworth announces a new large store ready for occupancy by the fair trade season, signaling ambitious business expansion. He emphasizes his "4 good business vans" as part of the effort to serve customers efficiently.
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