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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
San Antonio Pioneer Flour offers a selection of groceries and country produce with delivery within city limits. Call for right prices. Herman Schroeder, proprietor. Phone 0.
Mrs. W. R. Elliott and her young daughter came back to Chattanooga Tennessee last week after a pleasant stay at the home of her mother Mrs. G. Pannewitz.
Those attending the funeral of C A Hartmen at Cuero Saturday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trautwein Rev J C A Pfenninger and Mr. and Mrs A A Schramm.
This Office can supply your rent contracts. Mr. Gus Jaroszewski has returned from Marlin. Miss Hulda Eschenburg of Gonzales is the guest of relatives A. J. Blohm and A. J. Berkenhoff are home from Houston. Miss Selma Keupe returned last week from Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fr Kasper attended Mother and Dad's Day at A. & M. College. Mr. and Mrs. Arno Wagner and cousin returned from Schuienburg Sunday. fuoney Gur Pannewitz of the local Post Office force has been enjoying a vacation at Yorktown.
Miss Vivian Vallentine has returned from an extended visit to Fort Worth. The report notes her travel and indicates she spent time away before resuming normal activities.
Miss Johnnie Ponton is expected to arrive home this weekend from Austin, where she had been away. Family and friends anticipate her safe return and plan a small gathering.
Miss Anna Bozka visited her sister Miss Marie in Houston Friday, sharing time and family connection during a brief Houston visit.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hepler and Gussie Wolters made a weekend trip to San Antonio.
Messrs Herbert Wolters, Leon Maeker, Misses Nora Huebner and Cora Berkenhoff motored to San Antonio Sunday.
Messrs Edgar and Arthur Cain were present at the commencement sermon Sunday night, marking their attendance at the event with formal mention in the report.
Herbert Zappe returned home Saturday from Houston Dental College after completing his term Friday night, marking the end of his tenure.
Miss Jay Boyce of Runge visited Shiner on Monday and was reelected principal of Dreyer School. She will continue leading the Dreyer school, with plans for the upcoming term.
An advertisement by Mrs F O Marburger offers all colors of cotton thread for picoting and hem stitching. The listing includes the address 294 a and markets sewing supplies to customers seeking varied thread colors and durable stitching options.
The Oil Mill Machine Shop and Garage announces a special Goodyear tire schedule in this issue. Customers are invited to review the ad for tire options, pricing, and service details available at the shop during the publication period.
The O D H S ball last Sunday night drew a well attended crowd. The Sister Lodge provided lunch and many participants enjoyed the festive event.
Miss Alice Henkhaus accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J F Bozka on an overland journey visiting Sherman San Angelo Ballinger Lott and Snyder Oklahoma during a regional travel itinerary.
Advertising note for Nu Grape soft drink offered at Shiner stands in sterilized bottles priced at five cents per bottle, with quantities listed as 27 by 4.
Critics from Keith Theatres across the Midwest praise the Richter Sisters as charming songbirds with a fine repertoire. They are described as entertaining and in harmony with high class, delivering delightful style and Southern topical songs. Their Texas origins are noted alongside strong vocal talent.
Fritz Ehlers sold his 73 acre farm one mile east of Shiner on Hallettsville road to Fritz Behlen Sr. for $210 an acre. Ehlers plans to move to California in the early Fall. Another buyer emerged as early as last Friday morning.
Mr and Mrs William Koch of Victoria managed their business interests in Shiner last week and visited their son in Hallettsville and daughter Mrs Edwin Othold of Shiner during the trip.
R. J. Strauss sold a residence lot owned by his sister Mrs. Annie Hommell to Chris Muenich last week. Janssen Bros. are building a bungalow home this week for Mr. Muenich on the property adjacent to the Fred Pfuhl home.
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports that Adlerika relieved years of stomach gas for both her and her husband. One spoonful often removes gas, eases bloating, and helps constipation by evacuating old waste matter. Shiner Drug Company markets the product.
Mr and Mrs Otto Brauner and their children Mrs P Steurcke Willie Keuper and his son from Schulenburg visited the Chas Eschenburg and A J Berckenhoff homes on Sunday.
The Quality Shoe Shop offers on site repair with Landis machinery and a rebuild service. Shoes repaired while you wait with complete satisfaction guaranteed. Charges described as reasonable and located near the Highway Filling Station.
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