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The Hondo Anvil Herald from Hondo, Texas • Page 3

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local AND personal jkini Holloway Bros. Chf.U. ni Bros. 1, Holloway Hollowiy Amrpanition. Holloway an i Pocket Hol- Bros Hol, Bros.

C. R. vimted Alamo City this week. win be a on November Hondo. Good muaic.

Every- (he old Reliable do your haul TAKE IT TO JENNINGS. Let Bradley do your hauling. 2 Let Bradley do your hauling. 2 Cooking Stoves. Holloway Bros.

time ask for REDSKIN TUBES. THE RAIN Probably trying to make amends and feeling remorse for the brand of weather nerved this section the latter part rtf summer, old Jupiter AMONG THE PREACHERS That guaranteed Razor. Holloway copiously Mon- I night. In fact, profuse were lai it before he stopped weeping Guns and Ammunition. Holloway one looking from their bedroom win- Bros.

and Pocket Knives. Hoi lowiiv Bros. dow could imagine how Noah felt when he looked from the window of hia Lampasas Conference of the Methodist i'hurch last week made the following assignments of preachers the ensuing cot.f»renre year: 1 va de district, presiding eider, Joe Webb; Wells, S. R. Harwood; Brackettville and SpofTord, L.

D. Hardt; Carrizo and Atherton, C. If. Doak; Carta Valley, E. rton; Cotulla, S.

J. Manning; Guaranteed Sewing Machines. Hoi- land it was all under water. This loway Bros. rain, following the rain of 2.79 inches Two Trucks, We give serv- week, has given Old Mother ice.

Phone 91. Larth the be.nt bath has had for Felix Batot Friday in man.V* niany months, and farmers, and even town folks are looking for- San Antonio. FOR Duroc- Jertcv Dr. O. B.

Taylor. 9-tf A fine bov was born to Mr. and de Orodt on Saturday, Oc- ark and could see no sign of Crystal City, T. H. Crowd; Del Rio, C.

M. Raby; Devine and Lyt'e, J. Lynn; Dilley, Cunningham; Eagle D. A. Ross; Hondo, A.

M. Foster; Laredo, Nixon; Moore, (). VV. Ben old; Pearsall, J. W.

Bla Rork Springs, P. S. Connell; Sab.nnl and Knippa, Walter brell; Utopia and Leakey, D. Williarn- i ward to benefit to accrue from the now in the Kimmey Transfer Co. Phone 2a, 1922 fOI SALE cow, a wet winter is just what the farmers ph Ru rom fresh in milk For particulars ap- want.

The rain Monday night, 'v ply at this office. tf cording to Judge guage, to- Nettie Carle and Mr. and taled 3.70 inches, while Mr. Jacob Jim Fusselmin were to Reily claims his guattc showed a pre- San Antonio Friday. cipitation of 4.45 inches.

These FOR and one being nearly one mile apart double disc plow, in good condition. possible they were both right, Apply to L. A. Mechler. 12tf the downpour was heavier xi ta i.

oa i a a some localities than in others Mr. Bob Stewart, who la interested i ni Hondo seems to have been near the in the oil well on the Christian ground. It is a well-estsblished fact a'de, A T. that wil1 through a wet Among the other di we note winter in much better shape than the following a that will be they will through a dry winter; and of interest to Anwil readers: Rev. M.

K. Fred, Government Hill, San Antonio. ofi a deer hunt. UBERTY BELL or FLOUR. Manufactured irante by LIBERTY MILLS, ntonio, and Knife Plaiting, hinir Picoting.

Buttons utt whole made. Mrs. H. B. Uvalde, Texas.

15tf on. forget the number, 222, when in anything to haul, or wish iome place. Kimmey Transfer Co. p. SALK -One complete 3-inch biker wagon in Price $70.00.

Willie Zieg- Hondo, Tel. and Quilting wanted. r.ah> prices. Charlie Lein- northeast of -r Farmer. 142t Gardner of the Chicago Por.

-ipany took sick the first of and returned to home 5i An? to stay a few days Van community fair almost the depopula- Hond Friday. Nearly ev- could contrive a ting tncre passed the day in iterpr neighbor town to the Hondo football team went to Frsd.4 evening for a game hool team of that city. jondo tin is in a somewhat i Nevertheless, we a report from the battle I afternoon. E. Haa Attorney-at-Law, Office, Courthouse, A I egal matters care- to, in all courts of farm, left Thursday for Chicago.

Service Car? Transfer? At your aervice at all Phone 222. Kimmey Transfer Co. FRYERS are pay- center of the rain storm as parts of the county report the fall considerably lighter than here. However, all sections of the county received some i rain and everybody is happy. The stock-water problem solved for very good top prices for Fryers under two some time to come, and a few show- pounds.

Phone or see L. Barrientes. Mrs. August Schuehle and daughter, the first of the week visiting in San Antonio. USE LIBERTY BELL or ers throughout the winter will mean early pasturage for stock and a planting season in the ground for the farmers.

The upper reaches of the Hondo river carried a little extra volume DELIGHT FLOUR. Manufactured of water, while the Lower Hondo car- and guaranteed by LIBERTY MILLS, ried a considerable volume of flood San Antonio, Texas. 52tf Mr. and Mrs. R.

Yantis moved back to San Antonio Saturday where are making their home with their daughter, Ralph Russell. Buy an Overland or VN illys-Kmght now at the new low prices. Now the greatest automobile in America. Everybody talks Overland. 2t Ernest Fusseiman is here from San Antonio endeavoring to get his quota of the game.

However, the latest information we have is that there been no decrease in the deer and turkey census as a result of his visit. -------(5 for ADVERTISERS AND water. The only damage we have heard of was tmr washing out of a small br.dge over the Elm Slough that served the scholars attending the Redu.s school, some miles south of Hondo, -------15 for $1 LEAGUE PROGRAM Rev. L. Darley, Pleasanton and North Pleasonton.

J. Long. Elgin. Secretary of Education. Rev.

Sterling Fisher, Austin. Port Lavaca, Rev. G. G. Smith.

Rev I). D. Hardt, Art. Rev. C.

E. New Braunfels. Rev. F. Foerster, New Fountain.

Rev. W. Radetzkv, Yancey. Editor Mission freund, Rev. J.

A. (. Rabe; Business Manager, Rev. P. Hensch.

------15 for COURT. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES AT HONDO. TEXAS EAST BOUND No. due 5 I a. No.

110 fl :21 p. m. No. 22HI due 3 :1 a. m.

No. 102 due 1:10 a. WEST BOUND No. 7 due p. m.

No. 0 due 9:42 p. m. No. 227 due 1 :05 a.

in No. 101 due 6:30 a. m. -------15 for SI 551------NEW TIRES! Before buying Tires the Seiberling Cord Tire at Filling Station. J1 tf PERFECT HEALTH A VIGOROUS BODY A sic It mUrfvs con JiiMlion, Pills TO AUTOMOBILE USERS.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT I AM NOT NOW NOR HAVE BEEN FOR SOME TIME WITH mi CITIZENS MOTOR CAR COMPANY. I AM RUNNING MY OWN GARAGE BUSINESS AT THE CORNER 30U1H OF DEPOT AND NEXT DOOR TO RNTHS BAKERY. WHERE MY FRIENDS AND THE PI Bl if ARE INVITED TO CALL FOR ANYTHING IN THE GARAGE LINE AND GET THE BEST SERVICE YOURS FOR SATISFACTORY SERVICE, PAUL WEYNAND, OVERLAND DEALER FOR MEDINA COUNTY. 12 TELEPHONE, 136. In 6 to 14 Days money kf OINTMENT tc rOTB Itching tl I'mtrwHn? Piles, It.

fumi und aet tful a ver lu Price 00c. CONTRIBUTORS. We want to lock our forms at noon i Talk, by Leader. Friday. We have to do this to the paper into the on time.

Manager Medina County Ab- You will jrreatly asaist us by Company. Road Mapn of Me- your copy in at the earliest possible $5, paper, $3. 15 moment. By all means, have it in our hands not later than Thursday afternoon. By taking due notice of this and acting accordingly ym will confer a great favor on us and avoid Sunday, November 4, 4 p.

m. Subject, for Joining the leader, Selby Woolls. Song, 32. The Prayer. Scripture Reading, Matt.

10-32, 33. Song. 51. Psalm 84 (read responsively.) Reading of Scripture Passages. LET YOUR STORAGE ERV TROUBLES WORRY ANY LONGER.

WE CAN 1R ANY MAKE OF BAT- BATTERY TESTED FREE disappointment for yourself. AVE a SUPPLY OF BATS ON HAND ALL THE BRING YOUR BATTERY FOR RECHARGING ALL The Publisher. 5 for Caruso The school ponograph had ERY WORK GUARANTEED. ftni.he(J a selection by two famous ANt) TELL US 0peril and the teaiher nrr i TROUBLES- ASIC children, who can tell me IPr BATTERY names of the we have ICE NEXT DOOR TO CITY RY PHONE 136. PAUL AND GARAGE do is to have a steam laundry want -and it will be in LiJn for by st of the coming December.

Jennings, of the City Tailor undertaking this new he is no tyro in the busi- 118 father having conducted th'vf laundries in the city as for more than twenty years. a damp process laundry, ur a undry will be done almost the laundry being home within two left at the place e's'v family washing will be win' hter of handled, even to the ut the finest fabrics. This and odubtless will, le hearty suport of the peo- town. I allanche, after many C.tTr06 US Pa8t0r of St- Church here, left ro uk station has been er Pu The Pallanche is sin- not citL i but the 'P th' town, he st moat, if not priest who ever had cable Geni.1 PeonU- fnends with will I people, tT Mi in PaUan of Hondo, I. WUI from who win ch at Columbia, bv 1 warm wel- and truat be one of the moat lrl his ministerial just replied one boy.

And who singing with man was the disconcerting Boston Transcript. for The Charles Wallrath farm borne of 110 acres, one mile northwest of is for sale by the Hondo Land Company. This is an ideal farm for an industrious young farmer with a little available cash to acquire on easy tt rins. If interested, see Fletcher Davis at the Anvil Herald office or call on Mr. Wallrath on the premises.

tf. for Understanding Binks: pay when my shoes wear out. Collector: What do you mean by that? Binks: By that time be on my feet Tales. for Taking Ways Mrs. Snubbubs: Smith must adore his keeps talking about it all the time.

Snubbubs (who loathes a constant borrower) But he likes our lawn Tales. for LIBERTY BELL or DELIGHT FLOUR. Manufactured and guaranteed by LIBERTY MILLS, San Antonio, Texas. 52tf for time ask for REDSKIN TUBES. for $1.551 ------TAKE IT TO JENNINGS.

for in this paper. for Curm Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE the Coaglt and and works off the Cold. E. signature oa each 300. Talk, the Church Eunice McClaugherty.

Special Music. Talk, Join the Roberta Hudspeth. Talk, Is the Meaning of Joining the Travis Kimmey. Song. H5.

Benediction. -------15 for $1 551-------WANT A HOME IN The R. P. Thomas house on South Front Street, Hondo, a commodious 9-room building with ample grounds and out is for sale, at $3,750, or trade on easy terms. See Fletcher Davis at office of Hondo Land Hondo, or the owner, Mr.

L. Lawrence, 305 Armour Place, San Antonio, for more particulars. MISS THIS CHANCE. -------15 for A Booster IF YOU WANT A TIRE To give You Service, Get SEIBERLING CORDS In the of the Devine Independent School District vs. W.

A. Thompst on trial when we went to press last week, the court rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. A motion for a new trial being overruled, notire of appeal given, and sixty days was granted defendant in which to file a bill of exceptions, and statement of facts. The case of Maud Harris vs. H.

E. divorce, continued to the next term of court. In the case of W. S. Lilly vs.

E. M. Lewis et ux, tried the first w'eek of the rourt, in which a verdict was rendered in favor of the defendant, motion for a new trial being overruled, notice of appeal was given, and plaintiff allowed sixty days in wh to tile bill of exceptions and statement of facts. Joe Ney of Hondo, Arthur H. Rothe of and F.

B. Briscoe of Devine were appointed as an auditing committee, with instructions to meet at the court house on the 10th day of April, 1923, to begin the The total expense of the term was $7B5, against $S47 for the last term. The court adjourned for the term Friday afternoon, October 27th. The next of the court will convene at Bandera on Monday, November 13th. -------(5 for CLUB At Filling Station Telephone 57 Hondo, Texas Automobile Acsssiaries, Gasolina, Qiis, etc.

Wm. J. Nester H. Schweers PROPRIETORS OF HONDO MEAT MARKER DEALERS IN Gnoice Fresh Meat of all Kinds Bacon, Ham, Sausage, Etc. HIGHEST-CASH PRICE PAID- FOR HIDES 4 H.

LHINN' HHaii, 9 JOK M- P. Kl.sU, CHNhicr. Kt. NCKV i HondoStateBank I A rt.NÜ ttXNK The litturlng uno hank tW; Ouarnnty Boost and the boosts with you, Knock and on the shelf, For the booster gets sick of the man who kicks, And wishes kick himself. Boost when the sun is shining, Boost when it starts to rain; If you happen to fall, lie there and bawl, But get up and boost again.

for Mesdames Kliner Rothe, Charles Schuehle, and F. H. Schweers were hostesses to the Club on Thursday afternoon from three to five. A number of interesting games were played after which the guests were taken to where a dainty luncheon was served to the following: Mesdames Horace Bradley, Felix Batot, Earl Boon, Frank S. Cockrell, Fletcher Davis, A.

J. Hutzler, M. H. uen-! nink, Henrv Merriman, Oscar Miller, Jacob Reily. Elmer Rothe, Charles Si W.

H. Smith, F. H. 5 Schweers, Earl Starnes, Maurice Ma- lone of Sabinal and Laura Welhausen of Pearsall. for POSTED.

The public is hereby notified that ('apt. J. D. pasture is posted according to law, and you are warned that you will be prosecuted if found hunting therein. 12Jt HENRY HAAS.

-------15 for $1 Dog Tale An oak leaf fell upon my foot To walk I solid say it From our extension Tales. PAINTING 3 AND 1 PAPERING reasonable and satisfac- 5 tory workmanship guaranteed. 2 i Telephone 327 1 A. W. HORNUNG TViiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmmiiiiP No hunting allowed with guns or 5 dogs in the following pastures: Hen- ry Geo.

Louis 2 and Otto LOUIS HEYEN, Leasee. -------15 for it to Jennings, Pbone 125. 44-tf. A Bargain. FOR SALE, ONE 2 H.

P. GASOLINE ENGINE. YOU CAN SEE IT AT PAUL GARAGE. When You 5 Get Ready to Build or Repair Come in and talk the matter over with before buying your lumber elsewhere. We are here to be so useful to you that you get the habit of sending to us for all of your BUILD- ING MATERIAL, BRICK, IRON ROOFING.

PAINTS, ETC. Hondo Lumber Company niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiimiciiiiiiiimiir ravelers otel I WUEST SAN ANTONIO TEXAS I THE First National Bank HONDO, TEXAS Capital $50,000.00 J. M. FINGER ED. de MONTEL HORACE 8RADLSY CHAS, FINGER Surplus $22,000.00 President Vice-President Cashier Cashier he increasing business of this BANK is an indication that the service it renders is satisfactory.

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