The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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On next Saturday the Mothers’
Per Annum
gen Star.
Prof. Cox.
Mrs. A. J. Williams Dead
in the District Court
Dry Goods and Groceries
The following is the class this
demn him, yet Rev. Mr. Adams,
last sad rites at the grave
follow our example and live
vocate.
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There's a Bit of Something in
This That May Mean Lots to You
Rev. J. S. Adams, the Metho-
dist minister and prohibition lec-
turer, released from jail here Sat- :
urday, after serving a six days
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such results as this, can’t be so
bad.
er, by Rev. Joseph Low.
There will be good music
; held from the noon train Friday
and the number of friends to pay
a last sad tribute testified to the
esteem in which he was held. To
the bereaved family, the Guard
extends sincerest sympathy.
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atmosphere of friendship, love
and the sublinity of affection.—
Bay City Tribune.
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Maybe you have read these lines before---
They have direct reference to the Qualities of the
The Tribune and the Excello
never scrap, never think of scrap-
ping, and continuously live in an
WILLIS J. FOWLER
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency
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and Seal of office, this Twenty-Second
day of April, 1911.
their citizens do nothing to pro-
mote growth. There is no public
spirit and therefore no attempt
is made to attract industries or
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. Park to the Picnic grounds on the
river, below the Water and Light
in Victoria last week, is consid-
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ness, the end
Preaching at Fannin,next Sun-
day, May 21. morning and night.
This will take the place of ser-
vices on the fourth Sunday,which
embraces theQistrict conference.
J. W. Black, Pastor.
old and had lived most of his life
in Goliad and was known as a
children a picnic, on the river,
near the Light plant. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend this
plant.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Alumni will entertain the gradu-
ates at the Opera house.
Last Wednesday night Miss
Kate Fulcrod entertained the
class at the home of Mrs. Tom
Shaper.
Next Monday Mrs. J. H. Ewell
will have the class at her home
for six o’clock dinner.
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If every citizen would follow
the rule to keep Bryan money in
Bryan, it would help wonderful-
ly.—Bryan Daily Eagle.
Perhaps this is the reason why
the Bryan Commercial Club will
not pay us the $11.45 they owe us
for advertising. They want to
keep it in Bryan.—Hearne Dem-
ocrat.
Maybe thsy can’t. The club
has one redeeming trait, anyway;
they advertise, even if they don’t
pay for it.
and one sister. The funeral was
Wilfred Denham
After suffering the tortures en-
dured by him as a result of
burns sustained in the fire at
Robstown last Sunday night, the
body of Wilfred Denham, second
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Den-
a large collection after his second
talk. Ha addressed “men only’’
on Sunday night, and is reported
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People are funny. It will be
remembered, several years ago,
When Rev. Lewis of the Baptist
church, was in the lime light,
what a howl was raised. If one
of our local minister were placed
improve conditions. If anyone
suggests something calculated to
develop things he is called vision-
ary and a loud cry is also made
that improvements means ex-
pense. Yet the same people can-
• not understand why the census
returns so often show for such
towns stationary or declining
I population. Verily, there are
r people, who,, living in an age of
Electric light,content themselves
with the tallowdips of their fore-
fathers.— Schulenberg Sticker.
I Cheer up; those old moss backs
I will die some day- If they don’t,
[ take a stick and kill them,—Vic-
toria Advocate.
• It has been said that Goliad
had mossbacks. Be that as it
may, we don’t know them. Most
every citizen of our town really
"‘cares,” but the majority of
them want to see the other fel-
low do the work.
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Calls the Fire Brigade
DIG brush fire—send help! ”
D Such a Bell Telephone message ral-
lies the fire brigade to the danger point
and the farm buildings are saved.
Minutes at the beginning of a fire are worth
hours after the fire gets headway.
The Bell Service saves those minutes.
- It is an effective rural fire alarm system and
the best possible protection against loss.
It more than pays for itself in the protection "
it gives. —
Are you risking your farm property without
the Bell System? If so, call and see ojr cala..
manager when in town. ‛
renely, peaceably and happily. yune-
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steady habits. He was for quite
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Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that “The
First National Bank of Goliad,” in the City of Goliad,
in the County of Goliad, and State of Texas, has com-
plied with all the provisions of the Act of Congress “to
enable National Banking Associations to extend their
corporate existence, and for other purposes,” approved
July 12, 1882;
Now, therefore, I, Willis J. Fowler, Deputy and
Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
that “The First National Bank of Goliad, in the City of
Goliad, County of Goliad and State of Texas, is author-
ized to have succession for the period specified in its
amended articles of association: namely, until close of
business April 23, 1931.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Rev. Jennings will begin a pro-
tracted meeting, with an assis-
tant, at the new Bethol church,
the first Lord’s Day in June. Ev-
erybody cordially invited. Come
one to all.
THE REVIILUTB IN MEXICO
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who are ready to condemn, as a
peer. Consistency, thou art, in-
deed, a jewel.”
A large number of newspapers,
especially in towns where there
Mrs. W. W. Lott was hostess
to the Bridge Club, Tuesday,
and the afternoon was most en-1
joyably spent. Those who en-!
joyed her hospitality were: Mes
dames Funk, Pettus, McCamp-
bell, Boyd, Parker,Chilton.Getz-!
wilier, Haydon, Seeligson, J. E. i
Reed, Neyland and Misses Kate;
Davis and VonDohlen. Mrs. See- ■
ligson will act as hostess this
this week.
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Bee County loses one of its best } The suit of Charles Albrecht for State schools without examina-
In the death of Mrs. A J.'
Williams,, at Bianconia, May 6, I
are two, or more than two, have slated. The largest funeral pro-
a habit of quarreling with one cession ever witnessed in Blan-
another. The papers ought to conia followed the remains to
se. the cemetery.—Beeville Pica-
A large number of young ladies
of the county have been nomi-
nated for the prizes offered by the
Goliad Advance and much inter-
est is being shown.
The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered at the Methodist
church next Sunday by Rev. G.
A. Bartlett. No services in the
morning at the Presbyterian
church.
muckraking than progress. But,
n from the above description, the
- Tribune’s contemporary, is evi-
dantly a lady.
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Mr. L. J. Reimenschneider left swell up ’til the old fellow was invited to join in this picnic for
------, a place of safety during a thun-
$1.50 der storm. The thunder rolled
j and the rain poured down in tor-
And what’s the use? As a rule, i sentence for violating the city
, . ordinance, pertaining to speech
the class of subscribers who enjoy
making on the streets, spoke at
. .. ... , . the Court House,Saturday night,
very valuable citizens, having
. ,, | to fairly large crowds, attracted
more, thgught for an^' principally by the notoriety he ham, passed to the God Who gave
. , , . . i it. Wilfred was eighteen years
had received. He took up quite
Goliad Weekly Guardi Felt Small School Picnic By Mothers’ Club
i A man who was afraid of thun-
J. Littleton Tally, Editor der, crawled into a hollow log as Club will give the Goliad School
the minister, who defied the law day mentioned, after a long ill- brought in favor of his son, Rob- Cressie Collins Gibbs, Richard
being peaceful, ert, for injuries the boy sustained । Mayers Gibb, Herchel Leonard $
ered by some of the very ones The remains were interred in by coming in contact with alive Hord, Frank M. Martin, Virginia •
Pleasant Grove Cemetery last wire, while assisting in the re- Adelle McMaster, Elizabeth Ag- $
Sunday, at 5 p.m., Rev. G. M. mova! of the present Advocate nes Taylor,Sue Thomas Thigpen,
Mothers’ Day
One of the most pleasurable
social events ever given in Goliad,
was the observation of Mothers’
Day, at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Pittman, in honor of her mother,
Mrs. W. J. Lott, last Monday
afternoon. Most of the elderly
mothers of Goliad were present
and for a few hours this beauti-
ful home was the scene of much
merriment. All the guests were
requested to bring a photograph
of themselves taken during their
earlier lives, and the guessing
contest, as to who they were,
proved indeed iuteresting. Mes-
dames R. T. Davis and J. A.
Moore tied in this contest and in
the “cuts” Mrs- Davis was de-
clared the winner. Mrs. H. L.
Tally was also the recipient of
another handsome prize. De-
licious refreshments, consisting
of cream, cake,etc., were served-
The reason why so many small to have said and done almost ev- a while an employee of the Guard
towns fail to grow is because erything on this occasion but sing and was always efficient and de-
‘ " ■" . ' . . , : pendable in his duties. He leaves
the "Chanticleer Rag,” Grizzily . . .1 .1 . .
| a father, mother, three brothers
i Bear” and “Casey Jones.”—Vic
toria Advocate.
Last year the Goliad High
School worked up to affiliation '
with the A. & M. College of Tex- $
as, and this year it has won affi- 69
liation with the College of Indus- %
trial Arts at Denton, Texas, and V
; our graduates can now enter these €)
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Death came at 10 p. m., on the Telegraphs Telephone Company, Eckhardt, Mattie Kallula Fly,
in jail for any charge, whatever, I will be especially felt in that sec- against the Victoria Manufactur- - “ U
; tion of the county, where she has i ing Company, the Bailey Mills year:
ow many ere wou e o con- made her home for many years Company and the Southwestern Mina D. Bergmann, Zora Lou
, Summer Time I
Boyd of this city, conducting the building, has been set for the|Rheinold O. Thuem, Edward • p < .17 1 • 1 X
and first day of the next term of the Bruce Wallace, Roberta Welch, * IVeans you Will be wantng to keep f
the Woodman Circle, of which District Court. Sister Saunders Whipple. ❖ coo---and we can help VOU having ♦
she was an honored member, as- The suits of F. Walzel and F. This class and the pupils wil ♦ . • j ) h -. ‛
Klazel against the Western nion be entertained _ next Thursday 2 Just recenved a large shipment Of J
Telegraph Company for damages night by the Mothers’club, at * Daf,;o-ApgAA-e ♦
in the sum of $1,950 each, for the the home of Mrs. Pittman. ♦ ♦
company’s alleged failure to de- On next Friday night the ninth 3 Let us show VOU throuph ♦
liver a telegram, have been con- grade will banquet the class at 2 - S X
solidated and continued until the , the home of Mrs. J. A. Moore: 2 QADED KDnWAPE ngRgDIV ;
next term of court. —Victoria Ad and on next Saturday, the Moth- ; 3NH Ui! iHUVAL UUl3T 2 ■ ♦
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a picnic on the river.
Next Wednesday night the
School Report
The Goliad schools will close
next Tuesday, May 23, with grad-
uating exercises at night, at the
opera nouse. There will be four-
teen graduates: six boys and
eight girls.
Hon.Rudolph Kleberg of Cuero,
will be on the program at night,
for an address to the class and to
tiie public, and everybody is cor-
dially invited to attend these ex-
ercises.
Lutenbacher ; tersperse • between these
zi ■ dresses. Let every one come and
------------------ - Mpay tribute to their mother.
; loved citizens, one whose going damages aggregating $35,000 tion.
(These buggies are handled in Goliad by T. J. Lutenbacher and if there were any better
made, he would handle them also. Our stock of buggies, surreys and harness has just
been replenished and we are anxious to show you what we have.
Suppose you come by and look You don’t have to buy
or
The observance of Mothers’
day will be held at the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath night,
at 8 o’clock sharp.
There will be the following ad-
dresses of fifteen minutes each.
1. The young man’s obligation
to his mother,by Rev. G. A. Bart-
I lett.
2. Our Mothers, Our Hero of
Heroes; by Prof. T. S. Cox.
3. Honor Thy Father andMoth-
Mrs. Minnie Porter and chil-
dren of Karnes, are the guests of
Mrs. Porter’s grandmother, Mrs.
Seidel.
at this office this week, three cu- wedged in so tight that he could the children, and to bring a lunch
cumbers that measured about 12 not get out. All his past sins be- ! basket well filled. The children
inches each, and were five days gan passing before him. Sud- and everybody else who can go
, , . . , denly he remembered that he; are invited to meet at the Park
old. A country that will show . . , . , c ( ,
| hadn t paid his newspaper sub- by nine o clock next Saturday
scription, and he felt so small that morning, and bring their baskets
he was able to back out.— Harlin- with them, and ail start from the
of reserve and of Mrs. J- E. Pepper, who has been
visiting her parents here, left;
Saturday for Kingsville, to join
N The Southwestern
)) Telegraph & Telephone,Co.
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Francisco ’• Madero and his generals find great
great di taining su pplies, consisting of food,
clothing. Shoes, hats and sundries, with which to sus- Y
taintheirarmies in the field, with an abundance of $
commisssri s. they would, no doubt, soon control the $
nation. I hey say if they could have exesss to the Great A
Store of B V -Martin, their troubles along this line E
would be over W hat Madero and his Generals so ur- X
gently want and cannot obtain is yours for the asking. %
B. W- Martin
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Tally, J. Littleton. The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1911, newspaper, May 18, 1911; Goliad, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1565796/m1/4/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.