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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
6
Fragmentary local advertisement mentions Christmas day plans and visiting relatives. It names Flora and a man up, with unclear actions or outcomes. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations or dates beyond Christmas.
Be Savored with glorious Obrishman weather as Bruce forwards Christmas greetings. Mr B Leysbahht and family plan visits with Abete plus Mrs Otio Weller at Brownselie. Dr A Henry Harrison and family host 28 holiday gatherings. Mrs Alan F Mitehen at Cameron. Mr Waller Dick and Mr Jack Brasher visiting from Teuston and Welumr. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
ML Walker returns home Tuesday from a pleasant holiday rest in Houston after cheerful gatherings with Charles Walker and family in Colombia Mir and Mrs L Ro Burger. Suouday guests at A J Turger's home included Walker Tucker of Shiner and Hlaker Myres of Yoakum. Miss Stedrmla Pavlu came home Monday from Range after work with Kenela div. Bert Mitchell of Beaumont visited for the holidays.
Rupert Lange of Columbus and Mrs Rose Sheriban were married by Rev Neil Tilly at the local Baptist church. The couple will reside in Columbus while Mrs Lange completes teaching duties at Bordentown. The note includes local social and school events and a brief society column feel.
Advert reads Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic to purify and enrich blood, improve appetite, and bring color to the cheeks. It touts quinine as a key ingredient and claims a pleasant taste, suitable even for children, with energizing and nourishing effects.
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