The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 152, Ed. 1 Monday, June 28, 1909 Page: 1 of 4
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CUERO, DeWITT COUNTY, TEXAS, MONDAY E
G, JUNE 28| 1909
BACK
IVOfTION
Retail
In Tern-
Died this morning at hit home
ta3outh Cuero at 6:30, Dledrich
Stubbeman, aged 78 years, 10
months and four days.
He was born at Delate*hoist,
Germany, August 24, 1830, and
came to America in October 1832,
landing at Indiattola. He was
married to Hiss Margaret Schatzel
in Pittsburg. Pa., on Feb. 23, 1859,
and eleven children were born to
them. Of these four, two daugh-
ters and two sons, survive. They
nre Joseph H., Wm. G. and Miss
Alma Stubbeman and Mrs. C. A.
Johnson, the latter of Weesatcbe.
The‘widow also survives.^ *
Mr. SKnbbetnan has been a mem-
ber oi 4Hj}fasonic fraternity since
1855, joralng in India cola. In the
beginning of the civil war he joined
the company of Captain J. M.
Reuss and served through the
straggle in Shea’s battalion. He
came with his family to Cnero in
the early days and has alwa$*been
a good citizen. He took Cdeep
interest Id Masonic work aad in
the Veterans' meetings and never
missed when possible for him to
«ttp»d. "
The funeral servidbs will beheld
at the home of the homily tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o’clock under 4he
auspices of the Masonic fraternity.
Interment will beat Hillsideceme-
FIR&T HA
R, C. Flick $\
the delegates f'to
Merchants consul
pie last week -3
and are loud in tl
treatment to *ay<
more enthused 01
objects ot the a
tell us there wen
dred delegates present at the cou-
vention representing the thirty-
eight to whs and cities in thj^ktate
where th£ rctaft ^aercjWte, are
organized and to which belong in
the state more than |Kur thousand
members. As said^emphrshnply
ont did herself In enteradioing her
guehts gnd left the Impffcmlon on
the Cnero delegates 'pst that
she was the biggest lljg||'city in
Texas and that jj^^jfrixenship
palled together i
local fight *: being
absent as evidence
course of a speech
tfiade a statement t
were registered aj
ance of $100,000
works bonds. Thai
pulling with nnani
P*9Wug ahead j
to be bud of the i<j|
the state.
A trolley fide 1$
was a feature of th<
in which Belton a
banquet was enjoy
way park. .
Both our deleg
ove# their trip ai
: merchants' reta
should become a
throughout t|)e stj
[ Fritz Koehler
he State Retail
ion held in Tem-
ur tied Saturday
dr praise of their
lining oi being!
r the aims amO
ociation. They!
is what we now use
when we grind your cof-
fee, while you wait with
onr
r youth is exempt
les and defective
t is any suspicion
jour eyes, W«*ll
This farm is sititetod on twn ptfbRc roads
miles from Cuero in a good German settf
has 50 acres in activation, but the ertfsri
can be cultivated. Sofl black to dark
loam. Has good residence, barn, oatt
garden, orchard, wmdmil and fine weS of
This property would make an ideal daii
truck farm for some one wonting o small
on which they can make an independent
TERMS—Small cash payment and bate
easy payment notes. JS
When yon are in need
of good roasted coffee,
such as Ferndell, San
Rio, Golden Santos,
Gold Metal and Cheek-
Neals, ring us, and if
you wish, we will either
graulate or pulverize it
for you cheerfully, free
of cost.
Jeweler.
The Old Reliable
H RUNGE & COMPANY
. Phone 4.
KGRAHAM &
the bereaved faintly the
& extends sincere sympathy.
CUBRO, TEXAS
vRir good things to eat. X
complete line of
| j Fresh Staple and Fancy
Groceries
are elated
believe the
association
y popular
I MB) JEWELER
itiful line of
Cawiar Puree De Gras
Peanut Ratter Lunch Tongue
Sliced Sausage Sliced Beef
Sardine* Devil Ham
Pickles Mangoes
Edam Cheese Pine Apple Cheese
—Agents for—
C & Coffee and] Teas
Meeting Rev. J. X*. Gfteen this
morning, a Record man asked him
■■liMlMjfor tbe
Tomorrow
& Flick will
Often to sec
twinkle dM
goods by dag
than the odf
and it is hop!
It is a shame
we now hflfe
ff. Dietze and R
Ipit on the business
ife subscriptions to
taels. The loss on
Pill amount to more
to the merchants,
all will come down.
> have such dust as
i tbe latest novelties
at very low prices.
as is a reporter’s habit
news. He replied that there **!
Httie stirring, except the meeting
which aeemed to be exciting some
interest of moment. Then ho re-
marked that there came ae« being
If this life is worth living it’s worth spendiog 1
lsfy that greatest desire during these hot snmmdr h
Our five-cent Cream Sodas are better than the
attendants—come once—you won’t have to be coc
Or0a.ru Pate
e creeal in small quan*
a rates. For instance,
gilt and milk at 10
on. Why bay ice cream
oa esa bay milk . and
a serious fire at his house last
night Whan asked] for particu-
lars he said his iittie^hdy, after the
family had returned from church
last night, went to the bathroom
with a lamp and set ft on a small
stand while be proposed to wash
his feet While thus engaged, the
baby boy of two years came along
and struck against the stand,
knocking the lamp to the floor and
PWe aow have (he Coffin place tor
ptet or sale. The lots are really
Os desirable for residence purpose
as any in Cuero. If interested see
us. Howuton & Co.,
Up stain in Record building.
Lord, Will
0»d Preston*
cattle todnM
ed a basin of water on the blase.
This stopped the spread some, hat
the oil continued to burn and Mr;
Green ran is from the yard and
threw the lamp out and the blase
was smothered. Had the lamp ex-
ploded It would have been much
worse. As it was there was no
serious damage done, but the elec-
trician got a job this morning and
Mr. Green and family will be read-
ing tbe Record this evening by the
glow of electric lights.
Our trines of......
(ware, Chiba, Glassware,
Goods, Notions, Candy,
On Main street
bntton. Call
: Postmaster
of some of tbrj
to coinnjernoifl
^^Retty soiMfl
"mrculatioa.
Masons fake Notke.
.Members of Cuero Lodge No.
409t A*.F« A A. M. ate requested
to meet at tfrrijfaqmiir Hall Tues-
day June 29th at 3 o’otejp j>« flfc
for the purpose of attMflgg the
fnneral of Bro. D, Stub*
T. j. K**mQb.u.
J. C. Woww^rtH. flac’ty.
d Katat* you have to sell—Ranches
lagiaaow in the north looking up
all you bay—Houaea, Parma and
ran In prices from $800 to $$.000.
$50 per act*. Our Ranches are
OOOacree for 150,000. Ball you 8800 a.
irnecis for $4 per sera. Over 300
Jfalm cat from S to 10 timea. See
in Reyes’ barb-r shop. Phone 164.
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 152, Ed. 1 Monday, June 28, 1909, newspaper, June 28, 1909; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth846073/m1/1/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.