Moulton Eagle notes from Galveston to Yorktown and local weddings
Local page reports Galveston Breslau arrival with 386 aboard, Taft and Diaz greeting in El Paso, Simmons ranch near San Antonio opening, and Dallas fair open with Lieut. Gov. Davidson. Yorktown ceremony marks Cornwallis surrender anniversary. Nurse Violetta Kinsley returns home to Houston after Mrs Laqua operation. A Mang party at Old Monterey hosts many youths. Eddie Pavlicek and Jessie McNatt wed south of town. a fire at W T Bagby residence ends with water theater and no hose usage. Hallettsville news ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violetta Kinsley
Jos. Laqua
Houston
Jim McNatt
Here
Eddie Pavlicek
Jessie McNatt
Squire L. A. Meiners
W. T. Bagby
Uesday
Hallettaville New
Community Notes from Moulton Route No. 2
Ailing elder Mr. Borror Eacie hopes for recovery as fall gardens fail from drought. Annie Freye to teach at Baursville school this term. Despite scarce money, local building spirit persists. Ad Breitkreutz builds a fine barn. A new Tax Eagle correspondent arrives. welcome extended. Emil Freye and mother visited Hallettsville. Frank Schmidt and family plan to move to Floresville, buying a farm. Fritz Marburger to move onto Schmidt's place. Miss Francis Mueller stays with Schonvogel family. Quail hunting opens November 1. Farmers long for rain as dry spell persists. The Buss family child sick. Dr. Guenther attended. Wedding bells anticipated in the community. October 19, 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borror Eacie
Annie Freye
Baursville
Ad. Breitkreutz
Tax Eagle
Emil Freye
Hallettsville
Frank Schmidt
Floresville
Fritz Marburger
Schmidt
Francis Mueller
H. A. Schonvogel
Wessel Buss
J. G. Guenther
Moulton
Breslau Gossip and Local Visits in October 190
In Breslau Eagle notes dry heat and failing water and grass. Mrs C Windel Mrs ma Neumann and children visited Mrs G Vogelsang. Joe Sklar from near Moravia visited. Ed Windel owns a new runabout seat. Hunting season nears with birds in mind. L C Windel Yoakum visited home folks. Local chatter from Reslau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Windel
Ma Neumann
G. Vogelsang
Joe Sklar
Near Moraviaa
Ed. Windel
R. Eggert
Witting W
Dorf
L. C. Windel
Yoakuma
Jimyry
Boursville Letter From 1909 A Rural Weekend Note
A local note from Boursville dated October 18 1909 mentions scarce stock water and grass in several places. A merry gathering occurred at Mr and Mrs Alb Shoenfeldts home with hearty refreshments. Edward Haas and family traveled to High Hill to visit relatives while George and Henry Cook returned from Cotton picking near Shi er. A social at Mr and Mrs Jos Kremick included San Antonio river water and a jovial crowd. Rudolph Bartosch and Adolph Blaschke from Moulton visited nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptror Kacre
Albshoenfeldt
Edward Haas
High Hill
George
Henry Cook
Shier
Jos. Kremick
San Antonio
Rudolph Bartosch
Adolph Blaschke
Moulton
Eppy
Boursville
Land seekers arrive from Oklahoma and Missouri eye Texas lands
Homeseekers from Oklahoma and Missouri have been in Hallettsville this past week looking for land. Some have invested and will engage in hog production, seen as profitable. Despite the brief cotton crop, land values remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allettsville
Texas
Olkahoma
Missouri
Indebted Readers Urged to Settle Accounts
Notice states that all those owed will phase some forward and settle their accounts, presented in a formal request from the issuer. The message expresses respect and calls for prompt payment to clear outstanding balances.
District Court Opens With Grand Jury Sworn
Hon W M Atkinson and Judge M Won arrive to open term in Hal lettaville with Sheriff Noble and Clerk Long ready. Grand jury sessions begin as twelve jurors including Flato as foreman are sworn. one member Donnelly excused for deputy sheriff status amid routine procedural adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Atkinson
Hallettaville
Hale and Hearty
Columbus
A. B. Noble
E. ‘T’. Long
G. W. Donnelly
Sherif
Mr. Donnelly
A. G. Farrington
Anton Jareshb
Ed. Boehm
Chas. H. Flato
Foreman
J. J. Riggs
W. M. Allen
F. W. Schultz
Ben Clark
J. M. Reagan
Lizzie Lawrence
Tom Peterson
J. M. Cannon
D. W. Doss
J. W. Cook
Komensky notes and community updates from Moulton area
Entry recalls wedding of Frank Pilsner and Miss Mary Antrich at the Catholic church in Moulton last week with celebration at the bride’s home. Various locals moved farms, welcomed newcomers, and attended dances and events. County officials visited, ginner reports cotton output, and residents travelled to Hallettsville for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kpirok Baute
Pield
Joe Antrich
Shiner
Frank Pilsner
Mary Antrich
Moulton
Pilsner
Frank Hinch
St. John
Henry Balhorn
Peter Etlinger
J.G. Guenther
Frank Mikulik
Family of Columbus
Tom Duarilek
Witting
Hugo F. Hummel
Alfred Haikenwaelder
Emma and
Tonie
Richard Kuehopf
E. Breitschopf
Novohrad
Chas. Mladenka
Emil Vogt
Adolph Klobedans
Baursville
Hallettsville
John Kubena
Antrich
Henkhaus
R. A. Etlinger
W. Wenske
F. J. Kubenka
Jos. K. Darilek
Grandpa
Einewsky
Social notes from Henkhaus October 19 1909
Miss Mary Herbst of Halletts ville visits cousin Mary Tschunko. Emil Riske and Jos Selzer of Victoria arrive to spend a week with relatives. Cattle marchers pass through toward Anton Selzer en route to Victoria. Keg of San Antonio buttermilk and beer at Oak Grove gathering. Birthday surprise for Mrs Jos A Heinrich. Mary Tschunko hosts farewell party before marrying Oct 21 and moving to Denver Colorado. Rain shower ends note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Herbst
Hallettsville
Mary Tschunko
Emil Riske
Jos. Selzer
Victoria
John Scharchl
Joe
Anton Selzer
Shiner
Frank Raab
Oak Grove
San Antonio
Jos. A. Heinrich
Moulton
Mary
Denver
Colorado
Lud
F. Heinrich
Jos. Heinrich
F.P. Raab
Frank Fishbeck
Joe Pilzner
J. A. Dietschke
A. J. Elster
Tonie
Emilie Haikenwaelder
Gaertner
Ludwig
Henkhaus
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C. F. Knape
Bank
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Bremen
Galveston
Taft
Diaz
el Paso
Simmons
United States
A. B. Davidson
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Yorktown
Cash Produce Store
First State Bank of
Wat. Green
E. StrupEeman
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Purp Welhausen
O. Burscher
WM. Green
Ealashiel
E. Studeman
Bell Banx
Tigggeeapiieues
Dilworth
Barney Lackmann
Komensky
A. F. Kotzebue & Bro
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Te Tailor
OF All
Dr. King
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Moon
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