Shiner Route Four Notices and Visits
Shiner notes include visits by Mr. George Cooper of Nickel and Mr. Henry Cook of Moulton. Local residents attend dances. Marian and Magdalene Janish visit Gonzales. Edwin Tenberg and guests attend Rocky Site dance. Fr Sainger hosts Max Bakr family and Mary Walshak of Dilworth. Diphtheria illness affects the Autrich children. An evening at Joe Janisch’s house draws Clyde Wen, James Brown, Hubert Newton, Lilian Newton, and Roswell Nixon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
Nickel
Shiner
Henry Cook
Moulton
Louie Wendell
Joe Janish
Marian
Magdalene
Gonzales
Edwin Tenberg
Fr. Sainger
Max Bakr
Mary Walshak
Dilworth
Gusie Smith
Cuer
Lessie
Otto Ruetz
Stoeltje
Wustenbart
Witting
Pat Autrich
Joe Janisch
Massrzs
Clyde Wen
James Brown
Hubert Newton
Misseslia Brown
Lilian Newton
Roswell Nixon
Local News Bits From Nixon to Moulton
Miss Pearl Nixon of Nixon and Mr. Willie Kuehn of Moulton visited friends here last Sunday. Amicus promises more news from the burg soon as items are scarce.
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Ter
Miss Pearl Nixon
Nixon
Willie Kuehn
Moulton
Amicus
Shiner Real Estate Transfers Reported
J G Gardes and wife transfer parcels 4 5 and 6 block 2 Shiner Sen $1061 Chas Reinhart and wife transfer to W J Tomako parcels 2 and 3 block 8 Shiner $1 C J Garbade transfers parcels 1 2 and 3 block 48 East End Addition Shiner to A J Bednar $300 Wm Green et al transfer parcels 10 and 11 block 116 West End Addition Shiner to Frank Con del $200
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Chas. Reinhart
W. J. Tomako
Shiner
C. J. Garbade
A. J. Bednar
East End
Wm. Green
Frank Condel
West End
Postmaster Buys Property In Moulton Block
Postmaster L A Mieners purchased from John A Brunke the No 4 5 and 6 blocks in Block 2 for 650 dollars. Prof and Mrs W E Parr left for Hallettsville to visit relatives and will proceed to Yorkum for a teachers institute.
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L. A Mieners
John A. Brunkehoeferlo
W. E. Parr
Hallettsville
Prof. Parr
Yorkum
Teachers’ Institute
Moulton Eale
Planting Fall Gardens After Moisture Reprieve
Farmers urged to begin fall garden planting as soil moisture improves after recent showers. Seeding may occur for turnips radishes fall onions rutabagas beans with soil kept in best condition to absorb scarce rains.
Golden Wedding Celebrated at Klogsel Residence
A large crowd gathered at Mr. Frank Klogsel Sr on Sunday to honor his Golden Wedding with a bountiful repast. Relatives and friends from Moulton and Shiner attended, including Ford Gertner and family Frank Rainer and family Henry Miller and family Henry Cook and family Edw Luedtke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klogsel
Ford Gertner
Frank Rainer
Henry Miller
Henry Cook
Moulton
Edw
Shiner
Mr. Kloesel
Morning Party Honors Miss Maggie Thulemeyer
Miss Leonide Schuhmann hosted a morning party last Wednesday from 9 to 11 honoring guest Miss Maggie Thulemeyer of Flatonia. Christa Moeckel won first prize and a souvenir was given to Thulemeyer. sherbert and angel and devil cake refreshed attendees including Esther Dittmar, Marie Kasper, Nora Huebner, Mabel Merrem, and others.
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Leonide Schuhmann
Maggie Thulemeyer
Flatonia
Christa Moeckel
Miss Thulemeyer
Sherbert
Angel
Esther Dittmar
Marie Kasper
Nora Huebner
Mabel Merrem
Carlyne Trautwein
Eastern Star Meeting Notice at Shiner Chapter No. 272
Next Tuesday at 4 o'clock the regular meeting of Shiner Chapter No. 272 is held. A full attendance is desired as it is the last meeting before the Grand Chapter convenes. Visitors are welcome. Miss Emma Runk W M.
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Shiner Chapter
Emma Runk
W. M
Mothers Club Business Meeting at High School
The Mothers Club will hold a business meeting next Thursday at 4 PM in the High School building. Members are urged to attend in person due to important agenda items. Mrs. C B Welhausen is president.
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Mothers Club
C.B. Welhausen
Gazette Raises Subscriptions to $1.50 in October 1916
The Shiner Gazette announces a rate increase to 1.50 per year starting October 1 1916 due to rising paper costs and general price hikes. It urges timely renewals at the old 1.00 rate during September and promises to honor prepaid periods for current subscribers.
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Shiner Gazette
the Gazette
Gazette
Recruits Sought For National Guard Visit to Shiner
Recruiting officer Capt. T. C. Harry, Texas Infantry, announces a recruitment party will visit Shiner soon to enlist National Guard volunteers. Eligible applicants are single, of good character, with no dependents, and must possess a first class saddle and buggy horse. contact R. J. Strauss via Flatonia.
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Flatonia
Texas Infantry
Texas
Shiner
National Guard of the
United States
R. J. Strauss
Tea and Bazaar at Opera House
Friday afternoon September 8 at 3 30 the ladies of the Catholic church will serve tea. Admission 10 cents. A sale of contributed articles will accompany the tea. Public invited and patronage solicited. Funds to be given to new Catholic school.
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Catholic Church
New Catholic School
Veranda Concert to Be Held at Thulemeyer Residence
The Methodist church ladies present a porch concert Tuesday night September 12 at 8 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs A Thulemeyer. Admission 20 cents for adults 15 cents for children. Refreshments served after the program at no extra charge.
Bluecher Park Verein elects officers at annual meeting
At the Bluecher Park Verein annual meeting held last Sunday officers were elected for the coming year. D. Othold becomes President, Joe Kram Vice President, J. H. Huebner Secretary, E. Runk Treasurer, and August Schramm Frank Gerum and Fredr. Kram named Trustees.
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Bluecher Park
Base Ball Sunday Shiner Beats Sweet Home 12 to 4
The Turek team of Shiner defeated Sweet Home 12 to 4 as Biz Runk quit and Lottie Mladenko finished umpiring. Eight pitchers used by Sweet Home and 4th inning strikes noted. Julius Seydler acted as base umpire amid a disputed second base call.
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Turek
Shiner
Sweet Home Bunch
Sweet Home
Julius
Farm For Sale Near Shiner With 731-2 Acres
Real estate listing notes a farm for sale near Shiner described as 731.2 acres. Seller contact O. W. Miller cited for details and viewing.
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Shiner
O. W. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Stetson
Wolters Brothers
Hiner
Shiner Real Estate
J. G. Gardes
G. Schulze
Eeal
If Ermis
Moulton News
Wilson
Wison
Yoakum Times
Buick Autos
DR. G. Schulze & Brother
Eastern Star
Opera House
Park Verein
Doc
Shiner, Texas
Wm. Koch Building
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