Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 52, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 1, 1925 Page: 2 of 4
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HALLETTSVILE HERALD HALLETTSV1LLE TExAS
The Hallettsville Herald
Published Every Tuesday and Friday Mornings.
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY. Publishers.
Chief R. J. Osborn and A.
Fred Hillje, Pres.
N. A. Moreland, Editor.
W. D. Timm, Vice-Pres.
Leo Strauss, Sec’y-Mgr.
Subscription Price $2.00 per Year in Advance.
Hallettsville, Texas Tuesday Dec. 1 1925
Teachers Meet at Moravia
For the purpose of helping
the young or inexperienced
teachers and of showing the
professional spirit of co-oper-
ation and helpfulness, a meet-
ing of the teachers of Kom-
ensky, Greive, Novohrad, Ve-
lehrad, Rocky and Andrews
Chapel will be held at Mora-
via school house Saturday
December 5th. beginning at
9:30 a. m. Teachers be good
sports and come with smiling
faces ,open and well filled
hearts. Let’s make this a truly
give and take meeting. Bring
your lunch.
Program
1. Model recitations in read-
ing and numbers with primer
class. —Miss Lois Carr.
2. How to use the Wheeler’s
Readers, and discussion of sil-
ent reading—Miss Emmie Bor-
chers.
3. Teaching handwriting
and drawing.—Mrs. Viola Lor-
fing.
4. Some points in teaching
5, 6, 7, grades arithmetic.—
Joe R. Schwartz.
5. Discipline and school
Housekeeping.—C. R. Harmon
6. How to teach oral and
written spelling in all elemen-
tary grades—A. Morkovsky.
7. Teaching of Texas* His-
tory.—John Krhovjak.
8. Teaching of U. S. History
—Miss Arabella Carson.
9. One method of teaching
5, 6, 7, grades geography—
Frank Schoppe.
Each presentation will be
followed by short remarks by
others. Prof. Harmon may ar-
range for matched games
with other schools.
Other teachers are cordially
invited.
Very sincerely yours,
Frank Schoppe.
Dallas Women To Stay Single
If Elected Governor.
Mrs. Edith E. Wilmans of
Dallas who has entered the
race for governor makes one
pledge at least to the people
of Texas that has never been
made before.
In her platform just sent
out she promises that if elec-
ted she will not marry during
her term of office. Mrs. Wil-
mans says she is a widow with
three daughters and in pled-
ging to keep herself free from
all “entangling alliances’’ in-
cluding the matrimonial one,
she says:
“As a promise to the people
of Texas, I want them to
know if elected governor I
will dedicate my life for the
two years for which I am
elected to the people of Texas
and their welfare and as I
would be free to carry out
the promises I make herein, I
now covenant that I shall not
place myself under obligation
to any private or corporate in-
terests, and further believing
that I can best serve the state
as a single unincumbered wo-
man, I do not intend to change
my status during my term of
office if elected”—Houston
Chronicle.
A. E. Technik and son Geor- Dyer Mueller and family of
ge of Moulton Rt. 2 paid our Moulton were visitors to our j
office a pleasant call Satur- city Friday,
day and renewed his sub-
scription to the Herald for ^ Tt .u * v ,
•another year. ,F Urbanec of Yoakum were
I i visitors to our city Saturday.
Mrs. Katie Fehrenkamp came -»T- XT , • -*r . ,
I in from Shiner Sat. to visit , A AA18'! 1 uenslel
I her son Norman who recently ?nFY‘ed,f?, aS„C'fk
I nderwent an operation for ap j, J; Schoraack.'" Ct‘°l
j pendicitis. we are pleased to
j report Mr. Fehrenkamp do- i Elo Maikoether has discon-
| ing nicely. tinued his restaurant business
Mrs. W .A. Mooney has re- t0 fal™
turned to her home at Hunt- j
sville after a visit to her dau- j Miss Elsie Turk returned to
ghter Miss Vara Mooney tea- Huntsville Sunday to resume
cher of the Rabb Switch her studies at the Sam Hous-
school. ton State Teachers College
t -ur tit- u e after a week end visit with
J. W. Michna of Ezzell paid homefolks.
our office a pleasant call rn-
Draughon’s Business College
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RESULTS COUNT. We train and place in positions an-
nually more students than all other business colleges in
this section combined. Our success is due to thorough
courses, large faculty of experts and untiring efforts
in behalf of students. Let us teach you Bookkeeping,
Higher Accounting, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship,
Spanish, Etc. Call, telephone, or return this coupon for
free catalogue.
Name ...................................... Address .................................
day and renewed his sub-
scription for another year.
J. R. Janak of Rt. 2 paid
us a pleasant call Saturday
FOR SALE—160 acres 20
miles west of Houston. Modern
six room bungalow, hardwood
floors. French doors and win-
dows. Concrete porches. Lar-
ge barn, two story garage and
shop. Three chicken houses.
All painted, concrete founda-
tions. Good farm land pasture
and meadow. On milk truck
route. Suitable for dairy,
truck, or poultry. Reasonable
$8000. Mrs. Minnie Ray
Groschke, Addicks, Texas.
~ tt ,, -and renewed his subscription
Rev. G. Kuratko returned . another vpar
from Houston Saturday where tor anotner -vear-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lieder of
Houston came in Saturday to
visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Keller of Rt. 3.
he had been on business.
Miss Bettie Rose Vallee re-
turned Sunday from a visit to
relatives at Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinge-
man and children returned to
San Marcos Friday after a
visit to relatives south of
town.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you
san get restful sleep after first application. 60c.
PLANT TREES NOW
Beat season in ground in ten
years.
No communities and few
homes have enough home-
grown fruit.
Peaches, Plums, Pears, Figs
Nectarines, Pecans, Jujubes,
Berries and other fruits.
We have new sure-bearing
varities and the old standards.
Evergreens, Flowering
Shrubs, Roses, Hardy Climate
proof Native shrubs and other
Ornamentals.
Plans for properly .plant-
ing Home Gardens sent by
mail. Write for instructions.
Catalogue free. We pay ex-
press. Satisfactoin guaranteed.
Information gladly given.
THE AUSTIN NURSERY
F.T. Ramsey and Son.
‘ V Austin Texas
* Since 1875.
New Business For Shiner
Father P. A. Heckman was
a visitor in our city Monday
shaking hands with his many
old time friends and forming
new acquaintances. Father
Heckmann is one of the most
beloved men in Texas today,
regardless of what a man’s
faith or station in life is, they
are all on the same level to
him. The editor if this paper
has known him all his life.
Father Heckmann when in
Temple conducted night
school .-over the fire station
teaching the poor kids of
every religious denomination
who worked during the day
and could not afford to go to
school the news boys boot-
blacks office boys and all. He
gave his time freely and glad-
ly to these youngsters, that
they might make better men.
He never realized a penny for
bis efforts but did it because
be was a friend to man. A
real Christian. —Schulenburg
£t icker.
The “South Side” has
again added another business
to its increasing business at-
tractions this time a beef mar-
ket. The owners are Schulze
and Hornshu and they are go-
ing to use (every effort tc{
supply their customers with
choice fat, tender juicy meats
of all kinds. They will also
operate a barbecue pit.
This market will be located
in the new nifty building of
W. J. Tomasco between Star
Grocery Company and Balu-
sek’s Garage. They will be
ready for business December
1st.—if not sooner. Everybody
knows Julius Schulze as well
as his partner, A. Hornshu of
Witting. The latter has had 5
or 6 years experience in buy-
ing cattle. j
They ask a share of your j
trade and assure you in ad- i
vance that your patronage |
will be appreciated. —Shiner j
Gazette.
Miss Bettie Janak of Rt. 2
,, T. ‘ left Saturday for Yoakum
t ^iTf" ^^iS‘ SSnoJfS‘;where s^e bas employment.
Jr. Mrs. Elo Pohl and Philip
Rothschmitt spent Sunday at j Mr. and Mrs Wm. Franken-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. |hauser returned from Gonza-
Kolodzey of Yorktown. They les Saturday,
were accompanied Aome by i
Mrs. John Rothschmitt who : August Netardus was here
had been a visitor at the jfrom Yoakum Sunday to visit
home. relatives.
!
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Neuhaus ; Garland McElroy returned
and baby spent Thanksgiving to Houston Sunday after a
day at the home of her parents visit to relatives south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McMaster j
at Yoakum. J- L. Pounders and family
I came in from Wharton Satur-
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Darilek 'day to visit at the home of Mr.
and baby of Yoakum were and Mrs. G. F. Rodgers,
here Saturday enroute to La- i
Grange to visit at the home of' Miss Jane Konvicka teacher
John Bordovsky. jin the Sweet Home school
i spent the week end with
Otto Zappe and J. H. Ap- homefolks at Nordheim.
pelt were in Shiner Saturday .
on business. ! Miss Carey Chambers teach-
er in the school at Crosby
Dan Wofford of Yorktown spent the week end here at
visited relatives here Saturday, j the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Klatt spent Sunday Fertsch.
with relatives at Weimar. j Allen Lay was here from
Steve Kolos, J. M. Vesmir- Hotiston Sunday to visit the
ovsky, Ed. Davenport, E. H. homefolks.
Houchins, TorriTMiller and Cly- j Miss Albina Janicek return-
de Dickey left Sunday for Dil- ed to Taiton Sundav after a
ley Frio county on a deer j visit to relatives and friends
hunt- at Wied and Shiner.
Mrs. A. W. Rabb and dau- Miss Madeline Kyle return-
ghter Miss Elizabeth spent ed Victoria Sunday after a
Sunday at the home of their visit at the home of Mr. and
son and brother W. E. Rabb Mrs. Ferd Lacy,
of Weimar. |
I Judge Lester Holt who is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chap- holding district court at Seguin
man and daughter Miss Nealie spent Sunday here with his
of our city, Mr. and Mrs. j family.
Reinhold Lucke and son Juni- j . __ _ , ,
or of Mont, spent Thanksgiv- t ev: Motycka of Nelson-
ing day with Miss Nannie et, u d . divine services at
Chapman at San Marcos. They Bohemian Lutheran Chur-
report a pleasant outing on the c Vsetin Sunday morning
San Marcos River. anc* Shiner Sunday after-
' noon.
Julius Kalmus has resigned' A , . , . _
his position at the City Meat' After a. visit at the home of
Market and has accepted a i ^r* and Mrs. F. Rodgers
position at the market of cl*,y ^1fs Fmma Bullard
Schultz and Hornshu at Shi- Sunday for yorktown to
ner.
THIS BANK tries to maintain as complete a
banking service as it is possible for a small country
bank to have—checking account, savings account,
foreign exchange, investments are some of the ways in
which we serve our customers.
If you like our methods and policies, we in turn
would like you to tell your friends so that we g»n serve
them also.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS
The First State Bank
A GUARANTY BOND BANK
j visit relatives before return-
jing to her home at ElCampo.
To Cure • Cold In One Day Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hold-
Take LAXATTVE BROMO QUININE (Tebtew). Ii -PtimipH +n Qor, Anf
stops the Couth and Headache and works off the TGlUITIGu lO oSH AntOniO
cow e. w. grove's •isnatore on each box. soc. Sunday after a visit at the
Break a Cold Right Up with
“Pape's Cold Compound"
Take two ta-
blets even7 three
hours until three
doses are taken.
The first dose
always gives re-
lief. The second
and third do-
ses completely
break up the
cold. Pleasant
and safe to take. ( ontains no
quinine or opiates. Millions
use “Pape’s Cold < ou:pound
Price, thirty-five cent.;, Drug-
gists guarantee it.
Joe. Ponton one of the high- and
ly esteemed citizens of Lz-
zell, father of our county coin- ’ Miss May Bennett teacher in
missioner M. P. Ponton was the Koerth school spent
here Saturday on business and Thanksgiving day with home-
meeting old friends. Mr. Pon- folks at Port Arthur,
ton is in his 82nd year and ,, . ,
taking into consideration these A anc^
toll of years he is enjoying ^ f ^‘a*Nie, ^turn-
good health which is pleasing to Claievdle Sunday after
to his many friends. Mr. Pon- a Nlslt relatives.
People Abstract Company
Ford Lacy Manager
Abstracts Covering title
To all lands in Lavaca Co.
Will buy or sell Land Notes
Mrs. W. E. Parr and son
Ralph left Friday for Runge
to visit relatives.
Mrs. O. K. Guess and son.
Vernon returned to Yoakum
Sunday after a visit at the
home of her sister Mrs.
Adolph Timm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Adams
of Yoakum spent Thanksgiv-
ing day here with relatives. j Gus Koenning and other
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Adams | fart*£s.,were J*ere from Bres-
of Yoakum spent Thanksgiv-. iau Friday after cedar posts,
ing day here with relatives. ^r* Koenning stated the posts
were ordered in car load lots
Misses Rubie Greer and
Hester Buchanek returned to
San Antonio Sunday after
spending the week end here
with relatives.
Sam -Allen was here from
Yoakum Saturday on business.
Miss Lena Braunig returned
to Yorktown Friday after a
pleasant visit at the home of
her sister Mrs. A. A. Rother.
this being the second car re-
ceived. They were ordered
from the Federal Export Sup-
ply Co. of San Antonio ancT
shipped from near Uvalde
where the Co. has 140,000
acres in cedar timbei. Mr.
Koenning informed us by or-
dering in car lots direct he
averages a saving of $90.00*
per car load.
Harbert Simpson student of
A. & M. spent the week end
Miss Mary Brenek returned _
to Sweet Home Friday after a ’ j^re with "homefolks.'
visit with Miss Annie Wolcik. j
_ ^ , .1 Ben Huser of Shiner Rt.
Lee Fehrenkamp returned one while in town Monday
to Shiner Friday after a visit renewed his subscription to
to his brother Norman Feh- Herald
renkamp. I
. _ . . , . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mai-
Frank Trojcak and family , returned from San An-
of Needville spent Thanksgiv-jtoni0 Saturday where they
. cl<iy with 1 Glsti\cs 3.t Sub* , hiivp hppn fov thp fjvp
Ifmpbfn l ^dolph Foyt and Buck So- lime and visited relatives here ; weeks in the interest of Mr
fhp%™nt1nn of ^ fPw v J ^ SVenl Sunday 111 Kose»- before returning home Friday. Mallicks health. We are plea-
me exception oi a rew years herir I , . . , , . ,
he lived in Gonzales county * ! F. C. Pavla of Houston.'“<> to note he has regained
and the time he served in the John F. Houchins was here spent Thanksgiving day here bls health again. While a"
confederate army. He has seen from Houston on business for with the homefolks. j^hey visited relatives at Kerv-
our country grow from a wil- the " eek end. Mrs M L Ackermann and :'1 e‘ *
deiness to a home of civili- james Howerton and family children returned to Altair *F A. Nevlud of Mont and
z at ion and we find him wm have moved from Gonzales to Friday after a visit to relati- Louie M. Koeder of Shiner left
interesting to ta.k with. Jourdanton. ves south of town. i Wednesday for Dilley Fno Co.
I on a prospecting tour.
\ ol Chambers and nephew Miss Edith Wright spent the
Wilburn Chambers were here w eek end with relatives at i Mrs. C. O. Grimsley came in
from ElCampo Saturday. Rock Island. from Houston Saturday to vi-
o ,. , .. T, ... .... r, I sit at the home of Mr. and
* a of. and Mrs. ( has. h. Miss Marjorie Peterson tea- ai,v i it a*
.. , . .. ...... Lumpkin and William Gold of cher in the Flatonia school *...... *
‘;2'v a,rl an< Di't v. M«,i. oa ^inton visited relatives a> a q>en: the " eek end here with
he cm friends a Mossv Grove forth" homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Holland
Mrs. Clyde Dickey and Mrs.
L. F. Mohrmann spent 71:e
■ eek <nd with relatives at
11 ml ‘ on.
of Hackberr.v were
Friday on business.
Habitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 2 i Days
“LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN” is a specially-
prepared SyrupTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly fo. 14 to 21 days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. f;0c
per bottle.
past wee:;
ml.
H. J. Braunig and aaughter
Miss Lillie spent Thanksgiving
No Worms in a Healthy Child
Ail children troubled with Worn: he e an up
healthy color, •*uii h indicates r t.ii ■ I. an i a , a
rule, there i* more or Jvtnmai h <1 rur’.ance
GROVE S TASTELESS tin, I TONIC Riven regular.-;
for two or three weeks viil enrich (he hi d. i"
prove the digestion, and a< t as a Genera! Si ■< nr-!
raing Tonic to the v/h .i» system Nat • > i
throw off or dis[>el t Ii - worms, and th ► ( hi i wi. I t ■
in perfect health. Pleasant total:* •' i*r
Nuts'" .Yu n
,, ... , ... Mrs. I!. U. Anderson and ! <l*?r <K Nat.io’.\ and
•':1 •' *l: ' - o s Wm. Wo.vtek vas here from daujfh'er Doris reliu-ned
*r wore
Fla-
io
".itnossed the foot ball game
Sublime Friday on business. Yorktown Sunday after a visit
between A. and M. ami T. U.
They were accompanied home
ceompa i d .Miss Helen \Y. F. Eissler and family ' “ “ by *h‘ir son and brother El-
! n.e'iri..^; no-"* it* l.ad been pen* Tha *k eg day a1 4r-- Miss Mild red Wisian return- wyn Braunig who spent the
*: • on a visi*- to her sister home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. < d Sunday from a week end , week end at home returning
Mrs. Quitta. Steiger at Nordheim. visit to homefoiks at Lockhart, to College Station Sunday.
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Moreland, N. A. Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 52, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 1, 1925, newspaper, December 1, 1925; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth726650/m1/2/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.