Local social notes and visits span several towns
Henkhaus and several residents spent time in Weimar with relatives. Visitors include Mrs. Fehler to Victoria and Mrs. Schendel to Gonzales. A Farmers Union talk drew a large crowd at Evergreen school house. A light rain aided pastures but not cotton. Socials at Adam Wendel and Joe Heinrich houses drew sizable groups. Emelie Jaroszewski visited in Moulton. Alb Kate returned from Scurry Mitchell and Barden Counties with mixed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hegger
Joe Hauser
Alois Berger
Weimar
Hy. Krueger
Moulton
Wm. Fehler
Victoria
M. A. Schendel
Gonzales
Evergreen School
F. Heffrinck
Fayetteville
Burg
Adam Wendel
Joe Heinrich
Emilie Jaroszewski
Alb
Kate
Scurry, Mitchell
Barden Counties
Scurry County
O. K
Hail winds hit Wied area. cotton crop forecast disputed
A heavy wind and hail event damaged Wied yesterday for about half an hour with stones as large as pigeon eggs. Local notes reject a prior Lavaca County crop report predicting one half bale per acre, saying the county will not reach one-fourth bale per acre. Community updates include visits, picnics, travel, and a planned telephone line from Halletsville via Wied to Ponton’s Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halletsville
New Era
M Halletsville
Lavaca County
Mr. Walton
Farmers Union
August Wunderlich
Geo. Wehmann
Yoakum
John Schormack
Kinkler
John Kloppenberg
Sublime
Frank Apela
Shiner
Ernest Kuehnstler
Sweet Home
Witting
Frank Kallus
Wied
Ponton’s Creek
Mathias Pustka
Frank Kubena
Fritz Wunderlich
Fisher
Nolen
Komensky Doings July 26 Highlights Local Social Roundup
Local notes from Rosemary report youths traveling to Shiner for St Marys Catholic Society barbecue and several residents attending events in Oak Grove Moulton and Baursville. Frank Bohuslav sold the season’s first bale of cotton last week and various visitors enjoyed a birthday and donkey ride while fishing Lavaca river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
St. Marys Catholic Society
Frank Bohuslav
Joe Heinrich
Moulton
Leon Antrich
Oak Grove
A. Neumann
Henry Friedrich
Willie
Henry Wenske
Henry Breitschopf
John Antrich
Guerthner
Frank Stateny
Burg
Joe Holik
John
Joe Antrich
Lavaca
Anton Faltisek
Baursville
Adolf Mueller
Emil Vogt
E. Breitschopf
R. R
Ben Neumann
Annie
Mary
Terzie Antrich
Frank Marko
Haikenwaolder
Witting
Local notes include visitors and health update from Moulton
Gus Krueger and wife visited, Hy Balhorn and wife also spent last Sunday here with Joe Kleihege. Mrs Joe Kleihege is sick and wished a speedy recovery. Paul Krueger and Adolf Luedeke came from Boursville to visit relatives. Aug Mueller from Moulton was a business visitor. The Lavaca County cotton report predicts crop yield below half bale per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Krueger
Moulton
Hy. Balhorn
Joe Kleihege
Paul Krueger
Adolf Luedeke
Boursville
Aug
Mueller
Lavaca County
Washington, D. C
Kamensky
Cuero Woman Guest of Miss Lillie Wolters in City
Miss A. Schrade of Cuero visits the city as a guest of Miss Lillie Wolters, staying for social engagements and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss A. Schrade of
Cuero
City
Lillie Wolters
Miss Wangemann
Balletsville
Mra
Wm, Green
Yoakum Normal A Success
Yoakum Texas July 24 day closes active work in the Yoakum summer normal seven weeks in progress next week devoted to examinations. The normal in attendance has been the most successful ever held here with 187 enrolled. Faculty Messrs Peterson Fleming Covey and Bagby pleased with attendance. teachers commend instruction received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
Messrs. Peterson, Fleming, Covey
Bagby
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Huebner
Shiner Independent
Linac State
Severa’s
Severa
John Sulek
Johnstown, NY
W.f.severa Co
Ana
Henkhaus
Fritz Baumgarten
Schhulenburg
Max Wolters
Tate International
Wu. Wendtland Company
Wagener & Wendtland
Komensky Doings
Mary Wenske
Novohrad
Rosemary
Vor
OC Dittmar
City Bakery
Chas. Schindler
Beer Saloon
Jos. Mikulik
L. Tampee
Charlottenburg
Bednar & Halamitschek Shiner
Sam Schwartz
Blohm
Aransas Pass
Joe Macha
J. Koniakovsky
Prop
Yoakum Normal
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