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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
5
Prof. N. Wilson who has led York town public schools for seven years tendered his resignation to take effect at term end. He previously served as superintendent of the Sam and Wilt Moore Institute in the area.
The 1916-17 census for Hallettsville independent district lists 463 whites and 265 colored, up 25 whites and 3 colored from last year. Among whites 242 are males and 221 females, among colored 144 are males and 121 females, with a belief that compulsory attendance will raise enrollments.
Mre Wm Fraley and children left for Galveston on Friday. Mr and Mrs William Hillmer visited Flatonia Monday. G H Mueller visited Cuero since our last issue. J H Henkel piano man from Flatonia toured the city Saturday. Edwin Knesek met Shiver trains Friday afternoon. C E Lawrence of Luling, order Praetorians representative, was in the city last week. Mies Bertie Holotik of Hallettaville stayed with Miss Annie Meiserschlaeger. T K Harvey of Knox City, guest with the Hall family, left for Houston Saturday. Mrs Anton Dvebarde and daughter Emma of Shiner visited. Judge M Kennon of Columbus, long-time judge, seeks re-election. F J Zabransky from east of town ordered job printing. John Faltisek returned from Rowena after court. rains praised. J T Thompson Jr of Nickel had thousand letter heads printed by The Eagle printery. Judge J J Mansfield of Columbus passed through en route home from Gonzales. Hermann Moede of San Antonio City Brewery visited for business and greetings.
Members of the Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein and guests spent an afternoon at the John L. Janssen country home southeast of Moulton. They quilted crocheted and practiced tatting. The next meeting will be with Mrs. John C. Mueller.
Miss Helen Etlinger hosted a family birthday party on Sunday April 2 with relatives and friends. Coffee and cake were served to attendees including Mr and Mrs W J Papacek Mr and Mrs Wm Brosch Mr and Mrs Oscar Anders Mrs Aug Oehl and many Etlinger relatives.
Miss Cecelia Peters went back to Corpus Christi on Sunday after a pleasant visit to relatives and friends here.
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