Breslau EpiTor Eagle notes planting and social visits
Corn is planted and up. some cotton planted. Prof Guenther and a Hallettsville friend rode through. Local residents visit kin and friends in Witting Old Kinkler Westhoff. A rain is hoped for and Ed Windel injures toe on rust nail. Dr Hisenbart visits. March 15, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Guenther
Hallettsville
Henry Koch
Annie
Adolph Mehrens
Old Kinkler
Geo. Schneider
Witting
C. Windel
Hulda
Berth Horecka
C Coldewey
Gerhard Brunkenhoeler
F. Koch
Kinkler
Gerhard
Willie Sebastian
Louisa
Windel
F. Berger
Lena Vogelsang
Emma Neumann
Hoff of
Westhoff
F. W. Strattmann
Guenther to resign after primary. Can yon City post
Hallettsville reports County Superintendent of Schools F P Guenther has been appointed to a professorship in the new Can yon City normal. He will resign immediately after the democratic primary election and the commissioners court will appoint a successor to fill the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
F. P. Guenther
New Canyon City Normal
Commissioners Court
Death of J. L. Sanders in Plainview Texas
J L Sanders a Mexican War veteran died in Plainview on March 7 at age 12 years 7 months 7 days He was born in Hawkins County Tennessee on July 30 1817 and moved to Texas in 1846 joining Captain Sutton's Company Bell's Regiment Texas Mounted Volunteers He later settled in Lavaca County before moving to Plainview nine months ago He was a long time Presbyterian and is survived by two sons Joe Harshbarger of Manhattan Kansas and A C Phiners of Plainview plus grandchildren and great grandchildren He was known in Moulton where he lived for years with other local notices noting affiliations and recent payments from area subscribers.
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Plainview
Texas
J. L. Sanders
East Tennessee
Hawkins County
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Sutton
Bell
Texas Mounted Volunteers
Lavaca
Sanders
Presby_ian church
Joe Harshbarger
Manhattan
Kay
A. C .Phiners
Galveston News
Barred P Rock Eggs 50 Cents a Sitting
L A Meiners of Moulton Texas advertises barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at 50 cents a sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Meiners
Moulton
Texas
Local visits and harvest notes in Baursville district
Epior Easte reports cotton planting is the day’s focus. Visitors include F Sebastian in town last Monday and Tuesday, Fred Buatwhek en route to Moulton, Emil Vogt and Adolph Klobe dans on a Wied trip, and the Willberg family with Elsie at Henkham Sunday. A party at Joe Heinrich’s near Charlottenburg provided a grand time. Rain fell Thursday with more needed, and Rud Bartosch of Moulton visited St John. others traveled to Flatonia and Henkbaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sebastian
Burg
Fred. Buatwhek
Schalenburg
Moulton
Emil Vogt
Adolph Klobedans
Wied
John Willberg
Elsie
Henkham
Messrs
E. F
R. A. Haas
Annie
Joe Heinrich
Charlottenburg
Schmidt
Oak Grove
Leo Jaroczewski
Henkbaus
Ignac JB
Flatonia
Joe Schindter
Rud
Bartosch of
St. John
Eppy
Oak Grove School Trustee Says No Election March 19
August Krause, a trustee of Oak Grove school, said no special school tax election will be held on Saturday in the Oak Grove district because notices were not posted twenty days before the election. The commissioners court will be asked to call another election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Krause
Oak Grove
Krause
Commissioners Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Breslau
EpiTor Eagle
Hisenbart
Dr. Eisenbart
Mr. Sanders
Jos. Dobes of
Shiner
Tuz Kace
Peter Etlinger
W. H. Krause
Boerne
D. Lockmann
Frank Wick
Otto Vogt
E. Kuhen
Aug. Kuehn
Egeess
Baursville
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