Swiss Alp News Briefs and Local Notices
Last Thursday in Shiner Hubert twelve year old son of D Sroever died after a surgical operation. His remains were laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery here with Rev Kern conducting. George Schmedt and Wm Schuette left on a prospecting trip to Mathis San Patrico. Heiner Bros Show Co drew a large audience in Swiss Alp Thursday. Mrs Henry Gebert is seriously ill. Chas Sander sold seventy acres to Will Blankenburg for 65 per acre. Mrs Jno Oeding and son Harry visited Chas Gebert Sunday. School trustee election saw little interest. A dance in Bruns hall Monday was enjoyable. 1.8 April 7 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
D Sroever
Shiner
Rev. Kern
Heiner Bros
Henry Gebert
Chas. Sander
Will Blankenburg
Jno. Oeding
Harry
LaGrange
Chas. Gebert
Brun’s Hall
Hermleigh Visit Notes and Shiner Train Stop
Mr and Mrs Rud Jaeggli visiting Hermleigh while Mr Ed Studeman was in Shiner between trains Thursday Ed Studeman also a business visitor to Flatopia on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rud
Jaeggli
Hermleigh
Ed Stodeman
Shiner
Studeman
Flatopia
Farm and City Property For Sale Ad Listing Numerous Parcels
Real estate notice describes multiple farms near Flatonia Praha and surrounding Texas areas. Listings include 150 acre heavy black land with pasture and timber, 200 acre plots with residences and wells, 143 acre tract with wood, 68 acre farm, 170 acre tract near Engle, 151 acres southwest of Flatonia, 480 acres Crosby County, and city lots in Flatonia. Prices range from 25 to 75 per acre and some city properties listed with specific values. References to agents Woehler and Koenig and a total value line appear at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Flatonia
Crosby County
Plains of
Texas
City of
Flatovia
Jno
A. Kerr
Evergreen trustees election yields Veselka win and two tie votes
In Evergreen last Saturday the school trustees election elected Joseph Veselka while Charles Wagner and William Woehler with Emil Kasper tied. Incumbents Charles Hirsch and Frank Machart declined re election. Several local families visited the Adolph Selzer household in Old Moulton. Christening of Allen Rudolph noted at Moulton Catholic church. Frank Hatervick sold his blacksmith shop and home for 1700 dollars to M Tousek and will relocate next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Joseph Veselka
Charles Wagner
Wm. Woehler
Emil Kasper
Charles Hirsch
Frank Machart
Herman Raab
Frank Raab
August Seifert
Emily Kasper
Wenzel Hoepf
Herman Hirsch
Will
Adolph Selzer
Old Moulton
Allen Rudolph
Moulton
Joseph A. Heinrich
Schultz
Hochhein
Frank Hatervick
M. Tousek
Hatervick
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First State Bank of
Capital Stock
Wa. Grey
KH. Stupemayn
F. T. Fahrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
WM. Green
Ino. Buerx
E. Siudeman
Banks Moxey
Cqines
Loc
Joc Isc
Henry Krause
Hy. Krause & Son
Bash Peate
Wsames
Joe D. Kopecky
Drnggist
Moulton Eagle
C. F. Knape
Westerlies
Mercrest
Xus
George Schmedt
Wm. Schuette
Mathis, San Pratricko
Acre
Engle
Flatooia
C. E. Nesista
Fiatouia, Texas
First State Bank
State of Texas
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Oswald Buescher
Frank Koenig, Jr
el Campo
Henkhaus
Korror Kaoux
Joseph A. Dierschke
Pauline Dierschke
Hallettsville
Emma Merrem
Eddy
Chinege
France
Chicago
P. O. Pack
Denis Moulton
Bank
I. EF
la. Mftueller
Reed
Ford
Detroit
Henry Etlinger
Eagle
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