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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
5
Fred Fehrenkamp visited Shiner between trains. Dr A M Kotzebin of Fla tonia was in the city last Thursday. John Richter and his children returned Friday from a visit to West Texas.
From Our Exchanges notes Dick Skarke sent two cars of heavy sawed oak timber to Moulton Monday after turning it out at his local saw mill. Mrs O Henkhaus returned from Rosebud to check on her ill sister and was reported improving. Edna Barnes teacher at Koerth school fell ill with heart failure in January and left for home in San Marcos. The school closes temporarily and will reopen in a couple weeks with a new teacher possibly Burton Allen from Salem.
Dr Kotzebue displayed a photo of the Houston Auto Exchange on Texas Ave where his son Meinhart manages and Tom Baugh heads the Instruction Department. He says the venture meeting yielded very gratifying results. The city added electric lamps on the square with four corner lights now in use and to burn nightly until 10 o clock. Tax collector Steve Bennett reports Lavaca County poll tax payments at 4607, about 100 less than last year.
A collection of names and brief itineraries shows residents and visitors returning from trips to Brenham Schulenburg Devine Weimar Westhoff and Prada. Also noted is a teachers institute at the Sam and Will Moore Institute and the death of Frank Mill aged 88 near Novobhrad. A humorous close about a father’s critique of the weekly paper appears from Kennewick Washington.
Mrs Lee Bunting returned Sunday from a visit to relatives in Flatonia Ernst Kieschnik returned Monday from a business visit to the county capital Mr J W Nachlinger and family visited Shiner relatives between trains Sunday Miss Lillie Wulf left for Shiner Saturday to visit her brother George Wulf Mrs G J Bohnenkamp and von Henry visited Shiner relatives early week August Janssen went to Hallettsville Sunday on business and returned Monday John Mladenka Frank Dari lek and Louis Johnson returned Friday from Gonzales where they had been on court business
The Eagle thanks numerous readers for subscriptions since the last report. Names include Frank Pelich Miss Clara Oebl Otto Kempe Chas Klobedans idenny Miculka Miss Theresia Reischl Rud Schachberl Jno H Richter Rud Valenta F Biebun ko Frank Balajka Mre B Jans zen G J Bohnenkamp Charles Kruse Hmil Koester Jno Mla denka Chas Koester Prot P Guenther Dr F J Guenther T H Leslie Miss Cora Kent Tom Shandera R A Etlinger O B Eilert Kd Studeman F Neskorik K Rebmet Jno Bucek Ad Nachlioger B Lachman Dr J D Gray E J Bucek Emil Miculka KK Jaeggli James R Preston J J Jobb H B Moeller.
Miss Fannie Chlastak comes back to Shiner after a pleasant visit with her sister Miss Julia Chlastak. The Hermann Park Verein hosts its annual masquerade ball this Saturday night with music by the Baureville band and an open invitation to all.
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