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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
11
O'Connor Hasselfield Seed Farms of Tivoli Texas invites orders for Improved Lone Star Cotton Seed. Farmers Co-Operative Gin 48x2 and Milling Association handles purchases and distribution.
Quentine Schaeffer of Dallas visited Shiner on Sunday for a local engagement. Millinery opening planned at O. H. Deutsch's on Monday September 14.
Miss Mabel Merrem extended her stay by spending additional time at Camp Idlewilde in Comfort, continuing her visit.
Dance event at Rocky Site next Sunday night September 6 invites all ages. Music by Patek Band. Everyone welcome.
Othold's Orchestra will furnish the music for a dance at Vinstenec Hall next Saturday night. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs. P. A. Ramsel departed last weekend to visit relatives in Rockdale, traveling for family reasons and returning in the near future.
Erwin Kempe of Gonzales enjoyed a relaxed Sunday in the company of relatives and friends. He was seen visiting and sharing time with family, reflecting a quiet local social moment.
Mrs. Mary Zrubek of Ganado visited in the F. F. Michna home last week.
Mrs Paul Lieblmecht of Hallettsville visited last week at the Victor Treptow home.
Miss Carey Chambers of Hallettsville spent Sunday with Miss Roxie Veree Buske.
Miss Alma Canon motored to the Fayette County capitol Sunday for an institute.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Koether and their baby drove to Schulenburg Sunday afternoon to visit in the Willie Keuper home.
Mr and Mrs F R Mergen thaler and Miss Ernestine motored to San Antonio last week for a brief visit.
Mrs. G. Eggerman of Nada and Mrs. B. Wilde of Westphalia visited relatives in Shiner last week, sharing news of family ties and travel.
Mrs Elo Wolters and Miss Stella Wolters sailed from England last Saturday on their return voyage from Europe.
Miss Adela Hodanek leaves Sunday for La Grange and will join Sweet Home as a faculty member for the coming year.
Advertisement notes permanent waving services by an experienced operator using Keen Thomas and Frederics method. Facial services priced 75 cents. Contact Miss Alma Kempe at phone 195 for appointments.
Mr. and Mrs. A A Schramm hosted a 42 party at their home last Tuesday evening. Three tables of players competed with Mrs. A J Blohm taking high score and Otto Remmers earning a consolation prize. Refreshments followed for Hy Neuman, Hugh Koether, A J Blohm, Edwin Wolters, Annie Remmers, Ernestine Mergenthaler, Otto Remmers, and a guest.
Ad text presents a testimonial from Mrs A Howard about Adlerika easing stomach trouble after meals. It claims one spoonful removes gas, relieves bloating, and clears old waste from intestines. The notice asserts improved mood and treats constipation with Adlerika from The Shiner Drug Company.
Miss Louise Thulemeyer is elected regular substitute teacher for the Junior High School of San Antonio and plans to depart this weekend for the San Antonio institute.
Albert Mig's Garage at 4233 Yoakum Route 2 advertises Benzer lenses authorized by the State to comply with the new auto headlight law. The shop positions itself as an authorized auto light test station offering lenses for all makes of cars.
Mr and Mrs C C Barneburg and children and Misses Alvina and Augusta Weber arrived from San Antonio last weekend to visit their parents Mr and Mrs August Weber.
Mr and Mrs O C Henkhaus Miss Irene Walter and E J Henkhaus and wife returned last Tuesday from a delightful motor trip to Galveston.
Mrs S J Holchak Sr returned home last weekend from an extended visit to Kenedy and Robstown. She was accompanied home by her son Charles.
An eye examination and glasses fitting services ad advertised by Dr Gus Schulze offering home service, latest frame styles, guaranteed work, and a contemporary tone aimed at convenient eyewear shopping.
Mrs Paulus Poth and her children from Hallettsville spent Saturday afternoon visiting the Hugh Koether and Aug Schramm homes with Mrs James Green of Houston.
Miss Mamie Probst arrived Sunday afternoon and is at Mrs Edmund Pfeil’s, inviting interested callers for plain and general sewing. Your sewing is solicited.
Toe DeWitt Nowlin pressing shop is taken over by Ed Gehrels with Emil Weselska as manager. Cleaning, pressing, altering and dyeing are their specialties. See their ad.
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