Local Social Roundup and Mask Ball Report
Community members return from visits in Shiner Moulton and Yoakum. Mozart and Lorbeeren lodge officers were installed. Hermann Park Verein held a successful mask ball with 203 tickets sold and prizes awarded to Anna Nedbolek Willie Mikulencak Anna Mueck Emil Siems Tillie Kuehn Katie Fkishbeck and others. The Boursville Band provided music and dancing continued late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park
Emil Siems
Tillie Kuehn
Katie Fkishbeck
Adam Wendel
Jacob Welfl
Henry Koester
Farmers and dealers attend Texas hardware convention
F. J. Knegek left for Houston Monday to attend the annual session of the Texas Hardware and Implement Dealers' Convention. Albert Pustejovsky, a young farmer friend, called at our office Monday renewing his subscription to The Eagle and the Galveston Semi-Weekly Farm News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Knegek
Houston
Texas Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Convention
Albert Pustejovsky
The
Eagle
Galveston
Moulton School No 2 Farming and Social Notes
Most locals report fields ready for corn planting after plowing. Families visit and guests gather at Koenig and Heerssen homes. Mrs Hartmann of Dryer lies ill under Dr Guenther care. Otto Marburger and Liby Marburger visit relatives. Minnie Hartmann comes to see family. Several from Moulton attend a mask hall Saturday night. Red Wing area notes dated January 25 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Marburger
Chas. Hartmann
Emil Pundt
Wm. Woebler
Wm. Aschenbeck
Frank Koenig
Aug. Hartmann
Dryer
J. G. Guenther
Otto Marburger
Liby Marburger
Willie Heerssen
Minnie
Minnie Hartmann
Mask Hall
Rud, Huff
Emil Koenig
Arnold Nollkemper
Otto
Fritz Heerssen
Red Wing
Forty-two Club Meets For Afternoon Games
Mrs Werner J Cordes hosted a Forty two club gathering last Wednesday with eight games played and Mrs J W Nachlinger winning the pin. Refreshments of chocolate and cake were served to a group including Mesdames Kotzebue Nachlinger Tomasko Bucek Valenta Studeman Kotzebue Rehmet Parr Brunkenhoefer and Misses Mladenka Rehmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner J. Cordes
J. W. Nachlinger
A. F. Kotzebue
Frank Tomasko
Jno. Bucek
Laura Valenta
E. Studeman
J. J. Kotzebue
V. Rehmet
W. E. Parr
Jno. Brunkenhoefer
Emma Mladenka
Ida Rehmet
Bunjes School Social Round Opens Week
Sunday afternoon visits linked Bunjes School with neighbors. Families hosted included Proschko Rothbaur Neuister Targac Roeder Watnke and Sander circles with Emma Tillie Alma and Eliza beth Warnke among the hosts. The record ends with January 24 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Proschko
Rothbaur
Emil Neuister
Frank Targac
Roeder
Frank
Willie
Wm. Watnke
Tillie
Emma Proschko
Alvina
Emma Sander
Emma
Hilda Roeder
Elizabeth Warnke
Alma Sander
Meta Boehl
Edwin, Othold
Emil Behlen
Joe Proschko
Hugh Roether
W. VY. Roeder
Violet
Local Notes From Kuehn's Grove Area
Wn Janssen of Shiner visited his parents last Tuesday. Anton Ullmann and family visited Oak Grove relatives Sunday. Edward Haas Jr and family spent Sunday with relatives at Kuehn's Grove. Several locals from Oak Grove and Scott's school visited. Lagtope illness noted. best wishes for recovery. Frosts destroyed fall gardens. poll tax due soon. multiple elections expected this year. EKddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Janssen
Shiner
Anton Ullmann
Oak Grove
Edward Haas, Jr
Kuehn
Messrs
Rud
Leo Jaroszewski
Yoakum
Albert Holik
Adolf Haas
Kuehn’s Grove
Gruen
Mr. Vater
Ekddy
Sunday Law Strictly Enforced In Gonzales Texas
In Gonzales Texas on January 23 the Sunday lid is on for the first time, following a mass meeting where residents passed resolutions demanding closure of establishments on Sunday. Police enforce a strict ban with garages shut and no gasoline sales, and bootblacks barred from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp Hosts Birthday Party Attendees
Mrs Elo C Fehrenkamp entertained relatives and friends last Thursday for her birthday. The gathering included conversation crocheting and embroidery followed by dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Paint Explosion Burns Woman in Floresville
In Floresville Texas Mrs W C Pundt wife of a local farmer was badly burned while preparing a stain on a stove. The mixture ignited and as she tried to fling the vessel outside her clothing caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floresville
Texas
W. C. Pundt
Citizens urged to rally for local agricultural fair
A call goes out for a big meeting of all citizens to discuss promoting and organizing the agricultural fair planned for this year in our town. The proposal emphasizes community involvement to boost attendance and support.
Social notes from Flatonia area January 25 1916
Old Moulton notes list gatherings and visits among local families. George and Henry Cook visit kin in Shiner. Joe Sturm visits Moulton. Mr and Mrs R F Cook tour Lang to see son Richard. Frank Jaksch marks 24th birthday with a local lunch including Henry Krueger family and neighbors. J E Henkel of Flatonia drops by Henry Cook on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fuller
Joe Sturm
Moulton
Joe Migle
George
Henry Cook
Shiner
Joe Barrow
Maurin
Henry Sonsel
Herman Sauer
R. F. Cook
Lang
Richard Cook
Henry Bohman
Frank Jaksch
Henry Krueger
Fred Krueger
Joe Beyer
Katy
Dena Moeller
Louis
Albert Beyer
Annie
Boursville
John
Frank Myer
Frank Gray
Oscar Hull
J. E. Henkel
Flatonia
Jay Bird
Voters 21 or older by primary date may vote with exemption certificate
The text states that young men who have turned 21 since February 1, 1915 or will be 21 before the upcoming primary election are eligible to vote if they obtain an exemption certificate from the tax collector before February 1, 1916.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucas Rehmet
Beens
Saeiee
Llo
Lis
Lucas
Rehmet
Toulton
Wm. Fraiey
Humble
J. T. Jaeggis
Johnnie Lewis
Adela Cordes
Amalia Cook
Alma Sauer
Old Moulton
Louise Niemeyer
Henry Jaroszewski
Oswald Bueecher and Son
Leroy, Mia
Myrtle Cornibe
Mrs. &. Studeman
Leila Horne
Mozart Lodge No
Order of Sons of Hermann
Lorbeeren Lodge
Adolph Baur
Royce
William Schmidt
Xory
Moulton, Texas
Studebaker
Bunjes School
George and
Henry Cooper
John D. Cook
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