AUGUST UHLIG

Denison Herald
August 31, 1947

Denison Daily News
Thursday, January 3, 1878
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1884	Early Days in Denison ~ Week ending October 4, 1884  Sunday night Mrs. August Uhlig retired in ordinary health, and in the morning she was discovered cold in death.  The funeral services were conducted at the Episcopal church and at the grave Mr. Louis Lebrecht made a few appropriate remarks representing Society Vorwaerts of which her husband was a member, and the singing section rendered an appropriate song. (Source: Sunday Gazetteer, June 5, 1910, pg. 3)
1893-1894	At 104 West Main Street was Beck's Hotel and  Restaurant  ("Deutsches Gast Haus").  "Furnished Rooms were offerred.  Max Beck is  the proprietor, and he resided at the hotel.  Albert Uhlig was a waiter at the hotel and liived on the premises (Source : City Directory)
1898-1899	Louis Lebrecht, "Mayor of Denison," sold wholesale cigars at 100 West Main street.  His residence was 729 West Gandy Street.  Otto Uhlig was clerk at Louis Lebrecht.  Otto Lived at 600 West Sears Street, with August Uhlig, shoemaker at 114 South Austin Avenue. (Source : City Directory)
1899-1900	The Honorable Louis Lebrecht, Mayor of Denison, moved his wholesale cigar business to 113 West Main Street.  He resided at 729 West Gandy Street.  Otto Uhlig was clerk for Louis Lebrect.  Otto resided at 600 West Sears Street.  Augustus Uhlig, shoemaker, lived there too.  August was in Denison at the same address as early as 1876-1877.
1899	August Uhlig died late December 1899
1901-1902	Charles H. Uhlig was bartender at Max Beck's U.S. Barrel House Saloon, 126 West Main Street.  Charles lived at 800 S outh Lamar Avenue; he was the only Uhlig in the City Directory for this year.
1907	No Uhlig listed in Denison City Directory.

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