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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
5
The Eagle records thanks to readers who have paid since the last report. Names include Anton Faltisek of Moulton August Seifert of Shier Jim Brow of Shiner.
A promotional note extols DEVOE paint, arguing price climbs with time and quality matters more. It notes Jim Marsee returning from a stay in Joplin Missouri and hints at improved coatings for property protection.
Farmers near Bunjes School begin picking cotton as Oscar Hoerig and family visit from D.1 worth. Neighbors Stam Roeder and sisters Annie and Hilda attend a Saturday dance at Henkhaus and share a joyful evening. Andrew Janca visits his Wied brother. Mrs. Roeder gospel on Sunday at Shiner. Families Antrich Kneifel Proschko gather at Frank Proschko home. Emma and Hilda Roeder visit Mary Broz. Violet Aug 3 1915.
Cotton picking is in progress as Adolph Haas and Fred Schindler visited relatives in Williamsburg on Sunday. Mrs Rudolph Heinrich and Mrs Rich Kuehn visited Weimar relatives the prior week. Minnie and Louisa Haas visited Hallettsville relatives last Sunday. Ella and Donnie Merrem spent Sunday with K and Zimmermann. Edward Haas and family visited Hallettsville relatives. Edward Haas Jr with family were guests of Joseph Dietschke. Rudolph Seidenberger and family from Green's School visited here Sunday.
The Summer School of the University of Texas closed with 1300 students enrolled, the most in its history. At a mass meeting, students voted for a longer term of ten to twelve weeks. Dr. Eby notes benefits to state public schools as most students are teachers seeking vacation training. A 500‑student petition urged the extension, but the Regents have not acted.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jaeggi returned Saturday from Fort Worth. Rev. B. W. Allen of Flatonia was in the city between trains Friday. Miss Elsie Jaeggli returned last Thursday from a visit to San Antonio friends. Miss Minnie Palica returned Friday from a week in Shiner. Master Donald Bunting returned Friday from relatives in Flatonia. Frank Johnson of Schulenburg passed through Moulton Friday afternoon en route home from Victoria. Miss Adela Cordes returned Friday from Cuero. Alvin P. Mueller and family of Seguin visited here since the last issue. Miss Helen Urban returned Friday from the Panama Pacific Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mueller returned last Thursday from a week in Hallettsville. Albert Lucho and daughter Louisa and Frank Marko returned from Victoria county. Misses Dora and Emma Eilers were here last week as guests of Miss Emma Mueller. Mrs. Otto Saur and children returned to San Antonio Friday. Miss Emma Mueller returned Thursday from Seguin. Miss Bettie Hundl was in the city Thursday shopping and had her father Anton Hundl enrolled on the subscription list.
In Hallettsville Texas yesterday Emil Burket was thrown from a horse driven buggy when a broken harness part sparked a fright. He broke his arm and the buggy suffered damage as the horse bolted down a hill near his home.
The Commissioners' Court has awarded a contract for a 69 foot double span concrete bridge over Campbell's Branch about one mile north of Hallettsville. The project costs $1,150 and the bridge sits on a main road. the swift water during high water is noted.
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