Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 2, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 1, 1921 Page: 6 of 10
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OBITUARY
I nlaw fully
For Sale!
a bargain, at
2tf
Louis Kott & Co.
SUBSCRIPTION 51.60 PER YEAR
04000040 €0vv
Car Of Flour
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of
1
September Term.
“GET MY PRICE
to give away.
I nlaw fully
for Your Next Suit Sep
FINEST
I ietz
Debt on appeal from jus indictment sustained.
- Best -
Woolens and
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Trimmings.
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iA partial list of the merchants who will participate.)
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matter pertains purely to busi-
news, mark it Bookkeeper ‘s Dept.,
all other matter, Editor’s Dept.
Whitworth.
ing medicine.
books nd assigning page X to
page XX, and then sending the
Wieser,
court.
lint t<
by default.
। 'it izens
Sehlueter.
MODEL
TAILOR
SHOP
mas.
tol.
The Public is requested to semi
all communication to the Frede-
seal
court.)
Entered at the Postoffice as second
class matter at Fredericksburg,
Texas.
Joske Bros. Co.
Saul Wolfson Dry Goode Co.
Washer Bros. Co.
Frost Bros.
Emil Blum Co.
The Vogue
The Parisian
Victory-Wilson
Kash Levine
Guarantee Shoe Co.
K. A M. Shoe Co.
Walk Over Shoe Co.
Stowers Furniture Co.
King Furniture Co.
remedied.
An hour in
Louis
ard:
The Fashion
Kaufman Dry Goods Co.
M Richbook
Dalkowitz Bros.
Frank Bros.
Foinby Clothing Co.
Cole Y. Bailey
Max Karotkin
Sterchi Furniture Co.
Eagle Furniture Co.
San Antonio Music Co.
Newton Weller Co.
Wolf A Marx
A second hand
1917 Ford Touring
Car, also a 1919
Ford Runabout, at
Continued by
be ebarged to
will be given at Klaerner’s
House, Nov. 21.
We Specialize in
Tailoring, Clean-
ing, and Pressing
guilty.
State
Lindig.
without
just ice
Frederieksburg Standard
By Fredericksburg Publishing Co
ssued every Saturday.
WM DIETEL
Managing Editor.
WM. HABENICHT
Business Manager.
Tidle Wave,
New Way,
Anita
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Operating motor vehicle series
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chard
STOi
$.2
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Proceedings of Justice’s Court
1 defendant.
Adolf Hold
arranged
increase;
£ -
Just arrived from Texas
Star Mills
Workmanship, 3 r/
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3 teacher’s:
t.y. : heri
ing.
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The
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SCHROEDER BROS
vs. John Tho-
carrying a pis
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Lyceum Course Coming.
Dismissed on mo-
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Proceedings of District Court.
Perry V.
practic-
WW
saamamaa
Jurv renders verdict of not
FREDEKICKSBURG STANDARD. FREI>KRI(’KSHI'R<LTFXAH
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mond (irona Account for $15.28
Judgment by default
Suit to annuli
certain line? This lesson was
The Event St Will Pay You To Attend “5"“"
•» ei
Keidel.
This course, was not
for with the object to
On appeal from justice
agreement
de fe da nt,
vs. F P.
the institute recently:" No teach- Bernard et al.
Eugeno Pa-
il assault.
050 and
tX, F $48.78 100 Sample Sacks
people.
The first entertainment of these
children home for the rest of the
day. There is but one result
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penitentiary. Appeal to court
The Public School Auxiliary
has contracted for a Lyceum
Course of four high grade enter-
tainment. The tickets for these
can be secured from Mrs. Victor
plaint iff.
F. J. Maier vs. Friedmann A
Mellinger. Damages. Judgment
rendered in favor of plaintiff.
Appeal announced to court of
civil appeals.
Marie Petri et al vs. Mrs. Wm.
State of Texas
Teaching boys and girls or
hearing recitations. This is the
State of Texas vs Rud Eckert.
Murder. Bond fixed at $20,000.
the funds in the club treasury,
but rather to provide clean,
wholesome entertainment for pa-
rents as well as the younger
Watch for further announcements in the San Antonio Light. Your newsdealer can suddIv you or
send your supscription direct to the San Antonio Light, San Antonio, Texas. ‘
tend the next meeting of tin
Mice court. Dismissed at cost of
et al. Debt.
an inspiration to teacher and pu-
pils as well as visitor. There
were no w reeked nerves on part
of the teacher and on tin faces of
the pupils you could read that
something new had been learned
and made a part of a human be-
tional judgment final. Judgment
rende red at last term mad tinal.
et San
To illustrate 1
n bi
was a real inspiralion I recai
at this moment. I happened to
drop in as the new lesson for
asking about passages whieh they
, did not understand. I nder the
direction of the teacher, other
pupils explained these passages.
Books were open at this time.
Next all books were closed The
great problem facing thousands Judgment rendered in favor
of school teachers and millions
(on appeal from ( pera
criminal appeals, bail for de-
fendant fixed at $2500.
tKeese
Judgment by default.
Joseph Bros Garage \s Hil-
mar Wunderlich. Account for
AlLORIN
44
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of school children today. It is a
deplorable fact that thousands of
school children are making good
every year inspite of existing
conditions.
Dr. Law said very correctly at
Mrs Albert Kraus, me Erna
Pfiester, was born uly 24, 1888
She died on September 21 attain-
ing the age of 33 years, I month,
and 28 days. She was of ill
health for some time, however
only recently sin* was taken sick
seriously, an operation was
undertaken, but of no avail.
Deceased was married to Mr
Albert Kraus on Dec. 18, 1912
One child was born to them, it
(tied as an infant of four months
of age.
Deceased is survived by her
husband, her mother, Mrs. Hy.
Pfiester, five brothers: Alfred
Felix, Edwin, Berthold, and Ben-
no Pfiester. one sister, Mrs.
Hulda Hilker and other relatives.
Interment was made at ’he city
cemetery under direction of Rev.
A. Koerner.
State of Texas vs.
stem. induce good tcache
the social prestige, the ilnn
fei ed ami thei i ■
Felix Blan-
Default by Special venire. Fine
teacher had the lesson so well in
hand that no book was necessary.
The class drifted away from the
text book at times. but never to
such an extent that the plan of
the lesson was lost And"what is
the text book more than h mere
guide to lead the thought along
State of Texas vs. M W Joi Auxiliary on Friday Oct. 7 at
dan. Embezzlement. Two years 4 o'clock promptly, at the school
rieksburg Publishing Co. If the a
tion of county attorney.
State of Texas vs. Morris Gend-
reau. Unlawfully carrying a pis-
tol. Plea of guilty entered. Fine
of $100 assessed.
State of Texas vs. Eugene Van-
der Stueken. Unlawfully carry-
ing pistol. Continued. (Three
separate cases.)
State of Texas vs Willie Lee
Unlawfully carrying pistol. Dis-
missed on motion of county attor-
ney.
State of Texas vs. Wes. Clark.
Aggravated assault. Dismissed
on motion of county attorney.
State of Texas vs. W. B. Hol-
land. Aggravated assault. Dis-
missed on motion of county at-
torney.
State of Texas vs. Wes. ('lark.
Unlawfully carrying pistol. Dis
missed on motion of county at-
torney.
The petit jury for the second
week was discharged on Thurs-
day.
siastic membership drive will be
reported. This drive closes Oe
l tober 7.
the next day was being assign-
ed. The contents were carefully
explained, the pupil’s attention
was called to what might present
peculiar difficulties, the pupils
were asked to read over the les-
son carefully and thoughtfully,
at home if the would, but they
3 were warned particularly against
asking the aid of their parents.
The next lesson had undoubted-
1/ been assigned similarly the
day before. The first part of
41.. laaunn consisted in pupils
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the children go home and either
of their own accord or because
their mother insist upon it, they
study the assigned lesson. Mother
has one method. probald, very
differ I i m the teacht
that is, if the teacher has a me
thod outside the recitation hear-
er should be permitted to open
the text book in class room un
less the pupils are permitted lo
do the same.” If this statement
wire adopted as a slogan, there
would be little recitation hearing.
There would be fewer fathers
and mothers who would have to
teach their children at nights .
I wonder how many Texas
schools started mil the first dry's
work this week by getting the
enrollment, distributing the
i Eet ! an A-n0- :
nio Bargain
dudgment in favor of plaintiff
against Jordan and Hopf, but
take nothing against Liam bind
Jos< ph Bros. vs. Ernst Suite
meier. Debt and foreclosure.
Judgment for plaintiff for $221
03 and foreclosure of lien. $10,00
allowed as fee to guardian ad li
fem. to be taxed as part of the
costs.
Arthur Tatsch vs. Elmer Ja-
cobson Debt and foreclosure.
Judgment for plaintiff and $10.-
00 allowed H H Sagebiel as at-
torney to be taxed as costs.
Hy. ('. Keyser vs. E. T. Hop-
kins, et al. Debt and foreclosure.
Dismissed at cost of plaintiff and
intervenor Lina Kiehne.
Breeden Bunge vs. J. W. Hall.
4 >n appeal from justice court.
Dismissed for want id' prosecu-
tion upon motion of defendant.
Jesse Kleek et al vs. Peter
Kleck, debt Continued by agree-
ment on application of defendant
Mathilde Kiehne et al s. Adolf
Slants et al. Cancellation of con-
veyance and foreclosure of judg-
ment lien. Defendant’s amended
motion for new trial overruled.
.Appeal granted to Court of civil
appeals.
Ad. Evers vs. Dan L. Ander-
egg. Injunction. Settled by agree-
ment.
Willie Franz vs. Emil Hahne.
Appeal from justice.....urt. Ver
diet rendering all issues submit-
ted.
Weinheimer & Hahn vs. Anna
Schumann et al. Debt. Contin-
lied by agreement.
Criminal Cases.
THE SAN ANTON IC
f house. The results of an enthu
Joseph Jordan and Gustav Hopf 30 days in county jail.
PHONE MO. 260
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State of Texas vs.
Blan i stenado. Aggravat
testament. Jury renders verdict
in favor of defendant.
Hye Mercantile Co. vs. Frede-
ri ksburg Northern B. B. Co. Da-
mages Not in jurisdiction of
this court as District Judge was
once representing the case.
Gillespie County Development
Co. \ s. Paul J. < orn et al. I) bt.
< ontinued by agreement.
State of Texas vs. A (J
Bro . ne. Action to make eondi
Motion to squash It is urgent that member at
• EDITORIAL NOTES. •
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$21 50. Judgment by default R N ! P KA f *
Joseph Bros Garage vs Ei * " •
of Texas vs. Christian
a ............that San Antonio merchants have prepared a Bargain Carnival that will long be remembered, and will
serve to cement the cordial business relations that now exit between San Antonio merchants and
the people of the Southwest.
bt found 1 is
w ho is at fault,
A. Robinson, Trustee, Metropo-
litan ('ate vs. Walter Durst, et
al. Note for $100.00. Judgment
lay te
Hy. Dechert vs. Otto Bernhard
et ux. Debt and foreclosure.
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