| 1891-1892 | Daniel
S. Beck is a tinner at Sam Hanna & Son, 111-113 West Main Street. Daniel
lives at 228 East
Shepherd Street at the corner of Crockett Avenue. |
| 1893-1894 | At
104 West Main Street is Beck’s Hotel and Restaurant (“Deutsches Gast Haus”).
“Furnished Rooms”
are offered. Max Beck is the proprietor, and he resides at
the hotel. Albert Uhlig is a waiter at the hotel
and lives on the premises. |
Nov 19
1896 | “Opera Saloon. Drop in and get a grand free lunch at Max Beck’s.
Coolest and best beer in town.
Houston Ave. & Woodard St.” |
| 1896-1897 | Max
Beck, editor of Anzeiger des Suedens, lives at 408 North Houston Avenue.
Elsewhere, the same
City Directory lists Anzeiger des Suedens, 115 North
Houston Avenue, K. F. Runge, editor and
proprietor. K. Fred Runge lived at 118
West Gandy Street. Anzeiger des Suedens, 115 North Houston
Avenue, was listed
also under “printers” in the business directory portion of this City Directory.
|
| 1899-1900 | Max
Beck is proprietor of the Opera House Saloon, 100 West Woodard Street; and the
Max Beck
Saloon, 126 West Main Street. Max is married and lives at 408 North
Houston Avenue. Employed as
barkeeper at Max Beck Saloon is William Kohl, who
rooms at 118-1/2 West Main Street. |
| 1901-1902 | Charles
H. Uhlig is bartender at Max Beck’s U.S. Barrel House Saloon, 126 West Main
Street.
Charles lives at 800 South Lamar Avenue. |
| 1901-1902 | Beck,
Mrs. Mina, President, Fuerstin Bismarck Lodge, Sons of Hermann. |
| 1907 | Max
Beck, travel agent, resides with wife Minnie Beck at 1130 West Gandy Street.
Also living
there is Elmo Beck, music teacher. |
| 1913 | Miss Viola Beck & Mr. Curt Beck present piano & violin recital. |
Nov 27
1936 | Max
Beck passed away in Dallas, Texas, USA. Buried in Sparkman Hillcrest Memorial Park. FAG |
| 1960s | Johnnie
Beck, art teacher, Denison schools |
