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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
6
Flix Berckenhoff enjoys a restful vacation. Mrs. B E Smith travels to Houston Sunday. Walter Muecke and son visit Houston relatives. Bismarck Rank arrives from Alice to visit home folks. Miss Selma Draeger visits New Braunfels and Lockhart.
Mrs E C Merseburger returned Monday from a week in New Braunfels. G W Eschenburg Ben Janssen Theo Rogge and John W Creek attend the Scottish Rite reunion in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs H Seeligson and baby visit Lockhart relatives in the Monroe home last week.
Mr and Mrs O G Blohm and family of Schulenburg visited numerous relatives in Shiner last week, adding to a long line of family gatherings across the region.
Miss Annie Louise Plageman departed Saturday for a short visit to her sister and other relatives in Houston.
For repairing your automobiles call at Albert Mills Garage. Gas, oil, tires and tubes always on hand. 4416.
Mr. Edwin Wolters underwent a serious appendicitis operation last weekend at Dr. Wagner Hospital and is reported to be doing nicely.
Erwin Kempe spends vacation time away from Gonzales Railroad duties with his parents and a group of friends visiting Schober's Grocery and Bakery and Light Groceries. They sample home made baking goods candies fruits and soda water during the trip.
Miss Anna Goldman of Victoria returned home Monday after a delightful visit with Mrs Julius Schulze.
G W Eschenburg invites you to let us frame your pictures. Mrs George Sanders, who has been visiting her sister Mrs T S Hughs, has returned home to Coleman after a stay away.
Mrs J M Canon left Monday for Range to make the acquaintance of her new granddaughter. The baby daughter is of Mr and Mrs Roy M Canon.
A new line of Leonard refrigerators is now displayed on the floor for immediate viewing. G. W. Eschenburg invites customers to see them at once.
Mrs. Chas. Chovanetz and her mother, Mrs. H. Barta, left Monday for Georgetown. They later expect to continue to Omaha, Nebraska for an extended visit.
J A F Kroschel sends to our desk cards from Canada Niagara Falls and Boston. The Juneteenth was spent in Boston three thousand miles from home.
Mr. Chas. Chovanetz called at the office Monday after a visit to the Rio Grande valley. He is currently at the State University engaged in special work during the summer session.
District Clerk Chas Strus called at our desk on Saturday afternoon. He boasted about Hallettsville Firemen's Celebration at Hallettsville and praised the coming barbecue with yearlings goats and other treats as the event promises good eats. He noted the date is next Monday June 30.
The School Board met Thursday with all members present except W F Stulken and elected Prof E E Bagell of Humble as superintendent for 1924 25. He will move to the city around July 15 with his family. Stulken resigned as trustee and N A Moreland was appointed to fill the unexpired term.
A.J. Bednar spent Monday busy unloading a car load of furniture in his new building and plans to announce the opening date next week.
Benno Holchak and his sister Mrs Rud. Valenta visited their brother Herbert Holchak in San Antonio last weekend. We are glad to report Herbert is slowly improving.
Dr Gus Schulze just back from Alice and Robstown where he oversees farming interests. He says corn is practically made in the area and the cotton crop never looked better.
Jos Mikulik and wife Edwin J Mikulik and Will Konecny returned last Friday from an automobile trip to Prague Oklahoma. They report a most delightful journey covering a distance of 1500 miles.
Ben Janssen pushes to completion the colonial residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arno Wagener and is constructing two seven room bungalow homes on the farms of J R Kloesel and Adolf Ummelman.
Mrs. Frank Tomasko and her baby have returned to Shiner after a short visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krause, as reported by the Voutton Eagle.
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