Komensky News Year 1916 Local Gathering and Visits
A heavy Saturday rain damaged fodder. Emil Vogt and family visited relatives near Baursville Sunday. Anton Bratrich and family hosted a birthday surprise for Grandmother Heger, 86, on Tuesday. Frank Kubenka attended a pasture baseball game. Emma Wenske of Moulton stayed with her brother William. Anton Bratrich hosted a large Thursday crowd with music by the Qek Grove Plain Country Band. Joe Pavlicek and families visited near Moulton. Henry Breitschopf left for Galveston to attend the Cotton Carnival. Otto Moeller hosted relatives and friends on Sunday. School Boy. July 10, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Vogt
Baursville
Anton Bratrich
Henkhaus
Heger
Frank Kubenka
Emil Gieptner
Emma Wenske
Moulton
William
Qek Grove Plain Country Band
Local notes on licenses and civic changes across Texas towns
Dr. F G Daphne of Moulton spent a day at Nada with two sons visiting. Shiner electric light plant now city owned with High Brunnemann of Flatonia hired to manage and line improvements planned. In county clerk records forty six liquor licenses granted in last year with three on file. Mrs R J Andrews and Mr R J Andrews moved to Houston. George Kristek to Pittsburg for Westinghouse job. cucumber crop sufficient for five vats. one planter earned 85 dollars from 112 acres amid dry weather. August Papacek returned from Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Daphne of
Moulton
Nada
Colorado
Shiner
High Brunnemann
Flatonia
Shiner Gazette
Hallettsville
W. B. Gerdes
Uhumber
Robert Fritz
Hallettsville Herald
Local Social Notes Highlight Shiner Area Visits and Travels
Messrs and mrs from Shiner to Seguin Gonzales and San Antonio visit kin and friends. Notables include Will T Bagby speaking for Governor Ferguson in Hallettsville and various locals returning from trips to Kerrville Flatonia Yoakum and Floresville. English Lutheran service notes and upcoming date August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Texas
Will T. Bagby
Seguin
Ferguson
Comal
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Ibs
Mendelsohn’s
Rud. Jaeggli
Bro. Nwwaes
Komensky News
Frank Barta
Praha
Joe Haas
Frank Haas
Smother’s Creek
Anton Pratrich
Fred Gertner
Joe Pavlicek
Henry Breitschopf
Galveston
Otto Moeller
Lueke & Krueger
Wm. Schmidt
Moution Meat Market
Willie Schroeder
Eagle
R. J. Andrews
Houston
George Kristek
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Co
Flatonia Argus
Papacek
Smithville
Minnie Palica
Kindred
Minna Krause
San Antonio and
Boerne
Sophia Krause
John Bucek
Chas
Ripple
Rufus Hull
William J. Tomasko of
Ernst Meyer
New Ulm
Edmund
Laura Valenta
Viasta Marek
Julius J. Kotzebue
Gonzales
San Antonio
Will
A. M. Kotzebue of
F. Eilert
Otto Sauer
Earl Arnold
Alvin
Rudolph Papacek
George Baur, Jr
A. Baur
Erich Brunkenhoefer
Joe Meiserschlaeger
John Oang
Alma
Charlotte
Atascosa County
Elsie Mang
Wm. Mang
Henry Paulus
Yoakam
Mre
Sam Wunderlich
Miss Amanda
City
Mrs. Geno
Baur
Rosa Zidek
Miss Tonie
Floresville
Esther Dittmar of
G. J. Bohnenkamp
B. H. Cordes
Snyder
Kotzebue
Cuero
Twine
Boemh
Moulton, Texas
F.l.filipp
Life Insurance
Moulton, Tex
Xoxixoy
Moulton Pressing
Joe Meiserschlaeger, Jr
Hy. J. Koester
Lucas Rehmet
Iwachlinger Bros
Sy Weatty Sons
Eagle Office
Shiner Beer
Papace
E. Pelzel
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