Local notes from Hallettsville and surrounding towns
J J Kotzebue left for Galveston to attend the druggists convention. Peter Vogelsang of Stamford visits the Muellers this week. Edward Boehm and family visit Smithville. Dr John G Guenther and family return from Galveston. Ewald Etlinger takes a clerkship at Koester Bros. Social Club to meet Mrs. John Brunkenhoefer June 25. Paul Appelt and Lilie Riley wed. Rev J J Kief fer officiates. Gieptner to visit Aurora Oregon. Eddie Novak reports early planted corn and cotton. Moulton school board names teachers for Sam and Will Moore Institute. Elizabeth Preston to teach Moulton School No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boehm
Elo Fehrenkamp
Joe Muras
Little Helen Boehm
Smithville
John G. Guenther
Charles F. Guenther
Galveston
Ewald Etlinger
Koester Bros
Mrs. Vogelsang Dead at Breslau Home
Mrs. Henriette Vogelsang nee Frels died after brief illness at her Breslau home on June 12 aged 72 years 11 months and 28 days. Funeral conducted by Rev Wm Dziewas at Breslau cemetery on June 14. Survived by five children 16 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren and sister Mrs Wm Lueke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette Vogelsang
Frels
Breslau
Here
Wm. Dziewas of
Shiner
Oldenburg
Germany
Texas
LaGrange
Ernst Vogelsang
Ross Prairie
Fayette County
Lavaca County
John G. Mueller
Moulton
Peter Vogelsang
Stamford
Charles Kohlleffeld Kinkler
Ford, Berger
Helen Vogelsan
Moulton and Hallettsville Tie In Rainy Five-Inning Game
In wet conditions the Moulton and Hallettsville teams played five scoreless innings before darkness and rain halted the game. Pitching by Jackson and Greer led a clean, error free contest with strong defense from both sides. Batteries Moulton Jackson Clemmons Hallettsville Greer Mylius Umpire Paddleford. Struck out Jackson eight Greer. Hits Moulton three Hallettsville two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton and
Hallettsville
Moulton Boys
Jackson
Moulton
Greer
Paddleford
Clemmons
Mylius
Silo Construction Expands Near Mineral Wells
Orders for first class silos to be erected in Palo Pinto county have been placed and expected to trigger many more. Farmers will inspect as silos stand near town. C. H. McMaster editor of the Galveston Tribune is building one of the largest silos on his farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Pinto County
C. H. McMaster
The
Galveston Tribune
Moulton Triumphs Over Flatonia In Tight Baseball Tilt
Moulton defeats Flatonia 3 to 2 on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, in a closely contested game with late two runs deciding the outcome. Key hits came from Jaeggli and Fehrenkamp for Moulton while Warnecke and Sullivan provided Flatonia’s big moments. Greer pitched for Moulton with 17 strikeouts against Kolar for Flatonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatovia
Moulton
Flatonia Boys
Moulton Boys
Jaeggli
Fehrenkamp
Greer
Flatonia
Warnecke
Sullivan
Kolar
Clemmons
Meyer
H. F. L. Mueller
Shiner Social Notes From June 17 1913
Miss Ethel Burker of Yoakum visits friends in Shiner this week. Several families travel to Fayetteville and San Antonio for visits. Miss Edith Schaeffer of Schulenburg visits sister in Shiner, others visit Floresville and Kenedy. Rev. Humphrey holds Baptist revival here. Reporter June 17 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Burker
Yoakum
Mesdames
S. J. Holchak
Aug. Schmidt
Peck Welhausen
Fayetteville
Lou Martin
Kenedy
J. D. Gray
San Antonio
Edith Schaeffer
Schulenburg
Edgar Wolters
Robert Eschenburg
Flores
Galveston
R. G. Flato
Kingsville
Ed. Burke
Ed. Fertsch
Wilson
Tillie Strauss
Weimar
Miss Strauss
Mrs. Hummel
Indiana
Edgar Merrem
Elmo
Mabel Merrem
Aransas Pass
Rev
Humphrey
Smithville
Hertha Koepke
Corpus Christi
Esther Dittmar
Annie Smith
Hallettsville
Richard Strauss
Runaway Horse Injures Flatonia Couple At Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leazer of Flatonia, aged parents of Smith Leazer, were seriously hurt Sunday afternoon when a runaway horse struck. Mrs. Leazer suffered a broken collar bone and Mr. Leazer endured severe head bruises. The St. Joseph's school pupils staged an entertainment at the opera house to benefit the school. An exhibit of school and needle work was also shown at the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton School No
Henkhaus Liberty Band
J. J. Kotzebue
Little Aliyne Kotzebue
Little Paula Puck
J. A. Leazer
Flatonia
Smith Leazer
St. Joseph's School
Opera House
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R. Jaegoli
Bro
Druggists’ Convention
John Brunkenhoefer
Paul Appelt
Lillie Riley
J. J. Kieffer
E. Gieptner
Novobrad
Gieptner
Aurora
Oregon
Eddie Novak
John Mladenka
Town
Mr. Novak
Worm
Moulton School Board
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Guy
T. A. Leslie
Elsie Guenther
Zoe Urquart
Agnes Kavanaugh
Elizabeth Preston
Moulton School No. 2
Hermann Park
Moulton, Texas
Boursville Brass Band
Ger. von Lienen
Alma Bohnenkamp
J. W. Nachlinger
George von Lienen
Edith von Lienen
Shiner News
Eorror Bnaur
Mrs. C. Saur
New Braunfels
Mary Kubitz
EC Bok
W. 7. Koester & CO
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