Local notes on people and movements across towns
Hy Schiner and wife return from a San Antonio honeymoon. Prof F K Bucek and family visit the Bezecny home. George Smothers reports selling 500 head of steers at 40 dollars each to W F Burford. Families Henry and Robert Smothers and C B Kelly helped with the herd. Local students head to Georgetown University next Sunday: Leslie and Elmo Merrem, Fred Birkmann, Walter Stindt. Eastern Star meets. Mrs Fred Leonard of Bowie visits. Miss Lillie Wolters named alternate. Prof K A Jones resigns Sulphur Springs High School post and moves to Leesville farm. Lavaca county friends glad he is well.
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George Smothers
Lavaca
W. F. Burford
Glen Flora
Messrs
Henry and
Robert Smothers
C. B. Kelly
Hallettsville
Georgetown
University
Leslie
Elmo Merrem
Fred Birkmann
Walter Stindt
Eastern Star
Fred Leonard
Bowie
E. J. Merrem
Grand
Galveston
Lillie Wolters
Shiner Gazette
K. A. Jones
Hopkins County
Leesville
Lavaca County
Cass Room
Special Teachers Examination Planned for October 16 and 17
State Superintendent Doughty reports a special examination for second and first grade certificates will be held October 16 and 17. All prospective examinees should notify the county superintendent promptly to estimate the number of exam question sets required. William Eilers, Co. Supt.
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Doughty
William Eilers
Local visitors and readers noted across several towns
Henry Balborn and J J T Jaeggli visited in Yoakum and Hallettsville respectively on Sunday. John Kasper became a new reader of The Eagle this week. John Gajer and daughter Della visited Flatonia Sunday. Dr A M Kotzebue of Flatonia stopped in Moulton Sunday afternoon. Edwin Knesek and Barker Ed Studeman were in Shiner between trains. Miss Helena Urban left for Yoakum Saturday to visit relatives. Richard Rebmet and Frank Cinadr biked to LaGrange Sunday. Mrs John Kolar and sons visited in the city Sunday. August G Mueller returned from Lockhart Saturday. Prof A W Darilek of Shiner passed through en route to Ammansville to teach. Mrs Jim Bell and child returned from Flatonia. Mrs Hugo Hoppe and Brauer of Smithville visited relatives Sunday.
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A. W. Darilek of
Shiner
Thareday
Ammansville
Lapse of Enoch Wentworth serial praise from critics
Critics from Dallas to Chicago laud Isabel Gordon Curtis novel as a dramatic, well plotted, highly moral romance. They flag its vivid characters, brisk action, and gripping pace, noting originality and engaging storytelling from start to finish.
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Enoch Wentworth
Isabel Gordon Curtis
Dallas New
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hartford Courant
Boston Times
The Lapse of Enoch Wentworth teaser
The Chicago Record Herald reviews a new serial as a gripping tale of a strange game and bonds among women, featuring drama, regeneration and budding happiness despite tattered morals and late night blues. prominent locals August and Mrs Fritz are noted in passing.
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Chicago Record
Herald
Enoch Wentworth
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