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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
5
Community notes honor neighbors and kin in a time of loss
Heartfelt thanks extend to kind neighbors for sympathy after the sudden death of Mrs Eliza Brune. The brief items note visits from Jasek and Mr Moulton on Thursday, Gerhard Mueller visiting Cuero relatives, Herman Chemnitz of Flatenia in the city, and Charles Thompson of Brenham on business, with others calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Brune
Buescher installs new boilers and smokestacks
Smithville Times notes B Buescher bricked in new boilers and raised two large smokestacks this week and expects the new engine by Saturday. Shiner Enterprise praises D Garbade for street repairs and public service. Dr J D Gray reports West Texas crops prospering. Shiner Gazette covers High School girls’ basketball with captains Carlyn Trautwein Stella Morgenroth, manager Fanny Ledbetter, referee Natalie Trautwein, and umpire Matilda Hollman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Buescher
Smithville
J. D. Gray
West Texas
Carlyn Trautwein
Stella Morgenroth
Fanny Ledbetter
Natalie Trautwein
Matilda Hollman
Shiner Gazette
Community Notes From Eddy November 2 1914
Heavy rain fell last Saturday in Kuehn's Grove though not needed. Farmers gather fall cotton. Adolph Haas and sister Annie visited Hallettsville. Tillie Anderle returned from Old Moulton with Henry Sonsel and family. Ernst Merrem and Emma Merrem were in Shiner. George Perrard family moved to Mrs. Pilsner place. Welcome Ed and Fred Schindler from Scott's school visited. August Kuehn, Paul and John Pilsner and Carolina Pilsner visited Hallettsville. Joe Anderle visited Old Moulton relatives. Kid Haas returned from Green's School visiting Rud Seidenberger. Eddy, November 2, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Haas
Annie
Hallettsville
Tillie Anderle
Old Moulton
Henry Sonsel
Ernst Merrem
Emma
Shiner
George Perrard
Fred. Schindler
Scott's School
August Kuehn
Paul
John Pilsner
Carolina Pilsner
Joe Anderle
Moulton Route One Social Notes Tone and Travel
A good rain last week. visits from Henkhaus and Schindler families in Scott's school area. Alma Giesbers returned from Moulton after visiting Mr Charles Nieman. Mr and Mrs John Mang of Moulton visited D D Burtis. Local youths attended Tousek Darilek nuptials at Henkau s. Raymond Petty listed as sick. November 2, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heger
Henkhaus
Ford, Schindler
Scott’s
Weimar
Alma Giesbers
Moulton
Charles Nieman
John Mang
D. D. Burtis
Henkaus
Raymond Petty
Local visitors and farmers call during the week
John Aschenbeck was a business visitor to Shiner between trains Saturday. Fritz Glause of Kerrville was in the city since our last issue combining business with pleasure. Miss Sophia Jaruszewski returned Saturday from Halletts ville. Emil Gieptner of Novohrad remembered The Eagle in a substantial manner while in the city Saturday. George Gustav and Jobo Kaiser and Joe A. Heinrich, all prosperous young farmers near town, made our sanctum a pleasant and profitable call Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aschenbeck
Shiner
Fritz Glause
Kerrville
Emil Gieptner
Novohrad
George
Gustav
Jobo Kaiser
Joe A. Heinrich
Program for Moulton Local Teachers Institute Nov 7
The schedule lists Opening Exercise Roll Call with Quotations from Best Literature study of The Vision of Sir Lavufal by Mr Parr musical selection by Miss Barnes and Best Things in Our Schools Chapter III by Miss Tomford with Current Topics led by Mr Leslie. Program Committee oversees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Local Teachers’ Institute
Sir Lavufal
Mr. Parr
Miss Barnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.& A. Baur
Kootzebue’s Drug Store
Remakk
Texas
Rai
Se. J. Hnese
Tur Butterick Pusisainen Company
Hudson St
New York
Jasek
Orohrad
Moulton Last Thureday
Gerhard H. Mueller
Cuero
Herman Chemnitz
Flatenia
Thureday
Charles Thompson
Brenham
George Cook
Jno
Culak
Albert Ducho
Wm. Pietsch
D. Garbade
Kuehn’s Grove
Kid. Haas
Green’s School
Rud. Seidenberger
Eddy
Sophia Jaruszewski
The
Eagle Office
California
Panama Canal
Muscatels
Prunes
Boehm & Sons
Koester Bros
Henry Krause
Warner. Krause
Wes
Kopecky Drug Co
HG Darmne
M.D
Moulton, Texas
Kopecky Drug
Chas
Ripple
Baker and Confectioner
Bartosch & Geistmann
Jacob Cinadr
Joe Kasper
O. Denton
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