Local people travel between trains and visit relatives
Jim Beil and son made a business trip to Shiner between trains Saturday. Rudolph Jaeggli and family left for Brenham Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Miss Annie Herzik of Schulenburg was in the city last week visiting relatives. Ernst Balhorn of Yoakum was in the city Sunday visiting his parents. Mrs M. Kotzebue returned from Flatonia where she visited relatives. Oscar Wolters of Schulenburg passed through Moulton on the way home from Yoakum. Miss Elsie Jaeggli was in Shiner between trains Saturday afternoon visiting Dr. J. Duray and family. Miss Tillie Guenther returned from Hallettsville after several days with friends. Mrs. Ida Looney and children of Snyder arrived to spend time with relatives. Miss Louisa Boehm returned to Yoakum after visiting Ed Boehm's family. Prof. and Mrs. W. E. Parr returned from Hallettsville after visiting relatives. Miss Louise Lueke, of the firm Misses Lueke, went to Dallas to buy spring and summer millinery and returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jaeggli
Dr. J. Duray
Louise Lueke
Misses Lueke
Dallas
Mrs. Geo. F. Burgess Critically Ill At Home
The many friends of Mrs. Geo. F. Burgess regret she remains critically ill at her home. An efficient trained nurse attends her. Mr. Burgess has been summoned and will travel from Washington, D. C. to join her in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Washington, D. C
Gonzales Inquirer
Koerth School Names New Principal After Resignation
Prof. Burton Allen succeeds Miss Edna Barnes as principal of Koerth school after Barnes resigns. Alma Doehring, night operator at the local telephone exchange, returned Monday from a visit to relatives in Flatonia Hallettsville Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Allen
Koerth School
Edna Barnes
Alma Doehring
Flatonia
Hallettsville Herald
Miss Kath erine Stinson Flies with Cadet Dickson Green
The San Antonio Light recounts Kath erine Stinson, a girl aviator, giving ride in the clouds to Corporal Dickson Green chosen by a cadet voting contest. Green, student at West Texas, is son of Mr and Mrs Wm Green, mentioned in the Shiner State prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Katherine Stinson
Dickson Green
Corporal Green
Green
West Texas
Wm. Green
Shiner
Community Guests Attend Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs Randolph Kerr and her child visited Thomaston relatives, with other social mentions including Mrs G Bohms of Schulenburg, visits by Leona Willbern Irnie Barnes and Leona Richter, and a business trip by Peter Etlinger. Local election officers for Moulton were named, plus a birthday gathering at Jno Gajer's home and a Frauen Verein tea hosted by Mrs Henry Ethoger.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.& A.baur
Andrew Hentschel
Koester Bros. Building
FG. Daehne, M.D
Moulton, Texas
Kopecky Drug
Jim Beil and Son
Mra
Rudolph Jaeggli
Brenbam
Mies
Annie Herzik
Schulenburg
Ernst Balhorn
Yoakum
Mrs
Hy, Balhorn
M. Kotzebue
Oscar Wolters
Moulton
Tillie Guenther
Hallettaville
Ida Looney
Snyder
Scurry County
Louisa Boehm
Ed. Boehm
W. E. Parr
Hallettsville
J.R. Kremenek
Baker and Confectioner
F. J Knesek & Son
F. J. Knesek
Fr.j. Knesek & Son
the Quality Hardware Store” ’Phone No
Randolph Kerr
Little Son of
Thomaston
Lee Bunting
G. Bohms of
Schulenberg
Ida
Minnie Lucke
Leona Willbern
Irnie Barnes
Range
Leona Richter
Richter & Rapp, Milliners
Peter Etlinger
Etlinger
Commissioners’ Court
F. T. Festenkamp
E. O. Arnim
Joe Matula
Vladike Boehm
Jno. Gajer
Alb, Kaase
R. A. Etlinger
E. C. Fehrenkamp
Joe
Kopecky
M. A. Mueller
Alf, Herzig
Adela Knesek
Ella Krueger
Frances Batey
Tillie Pelzel
Lillie Krueger
Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein
Henry Ethoger
Rapp
Mesdames G
Bohnenkamp
Rad
Jaeggli
O. B. Wilert
Pieper
Meta Henrichs
Q, Henrichs
J. Krueger
Wm, Schmidt
Rud
Albrecht
Emil Janszen
J. L. Janesen
Emil Pandt
Henry Krueger
Chas. Riske
F. W. Lueke
J Boehm
O. Templin
E. Kieschnik
A. Krueger
J. Mueller
W. Evert
Fr. Eilert
W. K. Richter
Wanderlich
J. W. Nachlinger
W. J. Cordes
B. H. Cordes
Anton Kolar
Boehm & Sons
Koester Bros
Henry Krause
Dyaler
Ernst Pelzel
Southern Select
Lone Star
The
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