Brethren Invite Monthly Meets at Opera House
Meets are held on the last Wednesday of each month at the Opera House. Visiting brethren are invited to join the gathering.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
5
Meets are held on the last Wednesday of each month at the Opera House. Visiting brethren are invited to join the gathering.
In effect January 20 1901 Train No 45 from Lockhart arrives 1255 PM Train No 46 from Yoakum arrives 240 PM Train No 42 from Waco arrives 195 PM Train No 44 goes to Shiner 618 AM Train No 41 from Yoakum arrives 257 PM Train No 43 leaves Shiner at 1004 PM
Shiner residents hear variety of updates from Wolters brothers belts to oil prospects. Dr J B Clark of Seulenburg visited, smallpox scare led to school closures, and Mrs A Palmie arrives to stay with the Green family. Local commerce highlights Wagener Schuhmanns groceries, new canTE s, May festival at Hildebrandt Park, and a festival concert.
Farmers are urged to note a shipment of Buckeye Mowers and Bakes by Aultman Miller Go. The makers boast strength and simplicity with low wear and breakage. Albert I Patrick indicted for murder of William M Rice and forgery by New York grand jury. Verily the way of the transgressor is hard.
Evan Juerges schedules a public auction on May 15 at his Bunjes school house residence to sell furniture dishes bedding and more. Dr Newberry the county health physician visited Shiner last Wednesday inspecting smallpox cases recording four well developed cases and several mild ones. The board of aldermen ordered isolation of all cases and a guard placed over them with Mayor pro tem Erchenburg issuing the proclamation and the school temporarily closed though the Gazette says no danger remains and prevention is urged.
The following subscribers have paid their subscriptions since last report F G Kutach Shiner John Mulker Meyerh Hinrichs Win Luedecke Andrew Kanz Sayers Adam Wende Moutton C W Nicholls Hempstead A F Henkhaus Henkhaus Jas Ballard Halletsville Will Trollas J P Ellis.
If you have a piano or are interested in music, send your name and address to Wm. M. Annis, 1123 Broadway and he will send four pieces of new music absolutely free. When in town, visit Waivers Bros for the new Sahlin corset, just what you want.
A. J. Hero announces a new meat market to open at his property 14 miles east of Shiner on April 6. He plans weekly meat sales at 5 6 and 7 cents per pound every Wednesday evening and Saturday morning. Also advertises Bromo Quinine T tablets with no cure no pay pricing.
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