Couple Weds in Hermleigh as Haase and Herm Tie Knot
Rudolph Haase and Neema Herm married at the bride's parents home in Pyron with Rev. C. E. Lesley officiating. After supper the couple traveled to Moulton then Hermleigh to begin life at their new home and are wished happiness and prosperity by friends here and in Pyron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Haase
Neema Herm
A.J. Herm
Pyron
C. E. Lesley
Moulton
Hermleigh
East Hermleigh
Tur Eagle
Haase
Christmas events brighten town with church tree and dances
A Lutheran church hosted a Christmas day tree laden with gifts that brought joy to many. Children performed an engaging program praised by attendees. A Catholic school program on December 25 drew a large crowd, reflecting well on participants and organizers. A December 26 dance at Hermann Park Hall, with music by the Moulton orchestra, entertained guests late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park Hall
Moulton
Grand Ball at Hermann Park Saturday Evening
The Bacall announces a grand ball at Hermann Park on Saturday evening January 9. Music by the Moulton orchestra. Management invites all to attend for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacall
Hermann Park
Moulton
New Time Card Changes Train Schedules on Sap Sunday
A new lime card went into effect on Sap Sunday. The south bound train now arrives at 1 05 p.m. instead of 7 27 p.m. The north bound train now arrives at 3 22 p.m. instead of 9 05 a.m.
New Year Observed in Moulton With Bells and Fireworks
New Year celebrations in Moulton began at midnight with church bells and hotel bell ringing. Fireworks and gunfire accompanied the moment, and nearly all business houses remained closed.
Masquerade Ball at Hermann Park Verein Saturday
The annual masquerade ball of the Hermann Park Verein will be held at the hall on Saturday evening, January 30. The Moulton orchestra will furnish music for the occasion. Everyone invited. The 1909 property tax assessments have begun, with Tax Assessor Rudolph Valenta starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park Verein
Moulton Orchestra
Rudolph Valenta
Fire Devastates Moulton Businesses in December Blaze
A late night fire on December 24 destroyed seven business buildings in Moulton, confined between John Baur’s store and Kotzebue & Bro druggists. Residents fought the flames with buckets as the post office area burned, collapsing the roof after tearing down walls. Losses totaled about 16000 with many stocks damaged or saved and several owners uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
John Baur
A. F. Kotzebue & Bro
William Schmidt
Mueller & Raymond
J. G. Guenther
Koester
F. A. Kabicek
L. A. Meiners
John Brunkenboefer
Jan Brunkenhoefer
F. Arnim
A. FE. Kotzebue & Bro
A Pretty Dance by City Young Men for Visiting Girls
On Tuesday evening December 29 at Hermann park hall a dance was hosted by city young men for visiting young ladies Miss Hettie Goetz and Miss Ella Schleyer of Gonzales and Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp of Shiner. The Moulton orchestra provided the music and many local society youths attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park Hall
Hettie Goetz
Ella Schleyer
Gonzales
Lillian Fehrenkamp
Shiner
Moulton Orchestra
Watch it Grow Adds List of Subscriptions
The EaGLx adds several names to this week’s subscription list including P. H. Green of Yoakum J. Meiserschlager of Flatonia H. L. Hagemeister of Hermleigh J. F. Wenetschlager of Loraine Willie Huhs of Moulton Lorenz Rothbaur of Moulton Geo Kaiser of Moulton Rev. J Herzig of Taylor Henry Schonvogel of Shiner Rev G Rapp of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaglx
P. H. Green
Yoakum
Flatonia
Hermleigh
J. F. Wenetschlager
Loraine
Willie Huhs
Moulton
Lorenz Rothbaur
Geo
Sam and Will Moore Institute Reopens After Holidays
The Sam and Will Moore Institute reopened Monday January 4 following the holiday recess. Students enjoyed Santa Claus and other Christmas festivities and will resume study eager to be better boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Roll of Honor Subscriptions From Local Subscribers
Subscribers listed by town who paid Tax Racur since the last report include Frank Krenek Moulton Zannie Kuhen Moulton John Hoepfi Shiner Chas Wagner Moulton Willie Schroeder Moulton Joe Bobuslav Moulton Prof. A. V. Peterson Moulton Frank Bucek Runge Frank Mikulek Moulton F Knape LaGrange Miss Mary Weneke Moulton F A Koester Moulton 0 Riske Los Angeles Cal Roman Wotipka Flatonia Dr A M Kotsebue Platonia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Green
Yoakum
Frank Krenek
Moulton
Zannie Kuhen
John Hoepfi
Shiner
Chas
Wagner
Willie Schroeder
Joe Bobuslav
A. V. Peterson
Geo. Kaiser
Frank Bucek
Runge
J. Herzig
Notice to Kubicek Debtors at L A Mainers Store
Those indebted to F. A. Kubicek are requested to call at my store and settle their accounts. Respectfully, L. A. Mainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kubicek
L. A. Mainers
Local Notes On Visits And Moves In Hill County
Ed A. Wotipka returned Monday from a visit to relatives in Hill county. Mrs. McKeown and her Houston guests stayed with Mr. and Mrs. F. Biehunko. Mrs. A Jaeggli and son in law O A Riske arrived Wednesday from Los Angeles. H L Hagemeister and family left Thursday for Hermleigh in Scurry county to reside. Distinct greetings and best wishes accompany each move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wotipka
Hill County
A. Jaeggli
Aon-Inlaw
O. A. Riske
Los Angeles
Cal
H. L. Hagemeister
Hermleigh
Scurry County
Henkhaus News reports New Year visits and gatherings
Ephor Eade arrives to run a household for her brother John after his wife’s death near Hermleigh. Numerous visitors travel from Oak Grove Shiner Moulton and Komensky for holidays and church, with dances and house parties noted. The item ends with New Year greetings and a christening at Moulton, dated January 4 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor Eade
Theresia Schacherl
Hermleigh
Scurry County
John
Emil Kasper
Sweet Home
Mr. Kasper
Bernard Zeisberg
Oak Grove
F. Seifert
O. E. Seifert
Lud
F. Heinrich
Adolf Selzer
Gussie Ullmann
Komensky
Jos
A. Heinrich
Jos. Heinrich
Charlottenburg
Richard Pohler
Kamensky
F. P. Raab
Moulton
Frank Fischbeck
Near Kuehn’s Grove
Rud
Jaroszewski
Boursville
Jos. A. Heinrich
Minuit
Henkhats
Minnie
Annie
Rudolph
Edward Haas, Jr
Near Baursville
Schindler
Ferdinand Schindler
Shiner
Papa Raab
Near Oak Grove
Frank Riebschlager
Moulton Route No 2 and Local Social News
Epior Lacie reports farm work delayed by constant wet weather. Witting dance well attended with Moulton represented. Miss Annie Freye and Prof Max Kroschel visited home folks during holidays. Meta Hinrichs acquires 30 acres from Henry Hinrichs as part of gin land. Scharlottenburg youths form a weekly debating society. COSMOPOLITE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witting
Moulton
Annie Freye
Green’s School
A. O. Dreyer
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Max Kroschel
Meta Hinrichs
Henry Hinrichs
Scharlottenburg
Cosmopolite
Teachers Institute at Moulton January 9 1909 Program
Local teachers institute scheduled in Moulton on January 9 1909 features roll call reading of minutes and sessions on geography modern English lessons and colonial history led by Miss Lucy Belle Cobb A V Peterson and A J Elster with topics including Primary Geography Colonial Period and miscellaneous matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Lucy Belle Cobb
A. V. Peterson
A.J. Elster
Request for Settlement After Fire Loss
Owner William Seumrpyy appeals for prompt payment of all accounts by February 1, 1909 to regain business. After that date, unpaid balances will be turned over to an attorney for collection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Knape, Pontifuer and
Prominror
Vexas
Bank
Eilis
Moulton Ea Cue
San Antonio Express
Tur Moulton Eagle
Weimar
Institute
Henry Krause
Cash Produce Store
Texas
First State Bank of
Wat. Green
E. Studeman
F. T. Frehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Burscher
WM. Green
Ino. Bucex
Lucas Rehmet
Moulton, Texas
Knape & Meiners
Roll of Honor
Henkhaus News
Victor Ludwig
L. F. Heinrich
Edwin
Here
Jos. Hudecek
John Hoepfi, Jr
Commoner
Henkhaus
OF All
Dr. King
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Mount, W. C
Teachers’ Institute
William Seumrpyy
F. J. Knesek
THE
Moulton Drug CO
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Ernst Pelzel
K. Rehmer
Lone Star
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