San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
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Proprietor OF the 0ST filling sta
ton at Del Rio visited the Strauss
Frank company last week and pur-
chased a complete shop equipment for
their garage.
A. Diana Brougham was also pur-
chased by F. r. Sherman of this city
last Tuesday from tie Embleton Motor
Company. This concern sold three
Diana cars in one day.
H.P. Callahan IS spending his vaca-
lion in Houston and Galveston. Mr..
Callahan is connected with the used
car department of the Morgan Wood
ward Auto Company.
Another Straus Frank visitor dur
'ins the last week was A. d. McBryde
Of Camp Verde.
Raymond Gillet, proprietor Of the.
Gillet Garage at Elmendorf, spent
day at the Stratus Frank Company on
business last week,
Another guest Of the Stratus Frank
Company during the last week was A.
]. weyel of the Zuehl Garage.
Richard Specht of Bulverde was
business visitor at the Straus Frank
Company during the week.
Paul Jones of the Paul Jones Motor
Company, McAllen, was a visitor oil
the Peden Iron & Steel Co., the past
week. Mr.. Jones reports conditions
in his locality as very favorable. While
here be purchased a stock of johnson
Lenses 10 take care of his needs at his
official state focusing station for Ne.
Allen.
Otto ZoeIler is stalking around the
sales room of the Jack Neal Nasn
company with added buoyancy and
exuberance. He attributes this TO the
fact that the High School Orchestra
of which he is the director, won the
silver cup in a recent musical contest
staged by local theater.
Bill Phillips of the Straus-Frank
company will be absent from the city
desk for one month having left the
city accompanied by General Paul A.
Wolf and a friend, Emory Thomp-
son. in the generals car en- route to
Vancouver barracks in Washington
where General Wolf assumes com
mand on September 1. They are max
ing the trip overland in General
VOLTS Buick and contemplate touring
through Colorado and Yellowstone
Park. General Wolf was in charge Of
the National Guard work in the 18th
corps area for the last three years
here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Walls, credit manager of
Wroten-Hundley Motor Company.
started her two weeks vacation last
Wednesday.
Nathan Nevelow, of Neyelow Broth
ers, accessory and tire dealers. started
two-week's vacation last Thursday,
He and his wife left for Menard
where they viii spend about week
fishing.
NJ. Isenberg, auditor with Nevelow
Brothers, is recovering from a nerv-
Gus breakdown. He is expected to re-
turn to his desk within the next few
weeks.
Harry Smith of the Harry Smith
Garage, Overland dealer of Port La
vaea, was a visitor to the San An
tonic Overland company last week. he
drove back an Overland sedan.
Il. NJ. Ballison, Of the Corpus
Christi Motor company. Studebakel
dealer, made a trip to San Antonio
10 get a Studebaker Standard Coach
from the Winerich Motor Sales com
pany. He drove it back to the coast
city.
Or. and Mrs. r. L. Rhea. with their
son Robert Lee have just returned
from a trip to Florida in their new
Oakland Landau Sedan and were
highly delighted with the perform
ance of the new Oakland. DR.. Rhea
averaged over 20 miles to the gallon
Of gas, without any mechanical trouble
at all.
The Burton-Lary Motors Co.. ara
taking many orders for new Oakland
cans for delivery on arrival Of theii
next shipment of the new 1926 models,
which have proved so popular all over
the United States that the factory is
unable to supply the demand.
". Montford, popular shop foreman
of the Burton-Lary Motors Co., is tax
(. ing a weeks vacation.
Fred Martin, of the Burton-Lary
Motors Co, is spending a few day.
in the Victoria territory whit Oak,
land dealers.
Charles George, of the Charlie
George Aoter company has returne'
from a vacation at Denver. He spent
about a month in the Colorado city.
Roy Smith, of the Smith Motol
Sales company, returned from hi
vacation last week. He spent a weCl
near Junction. Mr.. Smith reports thai
he caught large string Of fish during
his stay.
W II Klima hoolrkapnsr Tor Smith