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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
2
Ceban vice constl expresses wishes in Eagle Lake and Tuyara. A sue stirs in Baste Lake regarding Mrs eat before Je.
Mrs Eritz and Rehilt2 with relatives at Mente last Friday. Fritz Schulzst and Mr and Mrs B D Schoellmann visiting Houston this week. Miss Mima Schoellmann spent time with grandmother Mrs Watlzura who is ill. Mr and Mrs EE Green and Renvette visited Barwood Saturday. The death of Mr C A Ringer in Tinuston hospital Sunday morning, funeral in East Bernard Monday. Mr and Mrs Bleger with son Ben Bleger at Hen Flora till illness sent him to Beustoy for care. Survived by wife five sons and four daughters including Joe Charlie Rieger and Tomale Nlexer. Other relatives named. Aintsox arrived Wednesday night to gladden hearts and home. W Z Peterson of Austin visiting. Miss Tue Bell left for Kelley Lake Wisconsin last Friday, met by grandfather J L Fell en route, will spend rest of summer at Luke Kelley. A Tomlin Townsley, Methodist clergyman at Calombus, visited city yesterday.
Roughly forty children joined a costume parade led by Miss Mildred Halling, advancing from the square to the park. Herbert Drumgoole won the boys prize and Miss Truth Bourke the girls prize for their costumes. The event, organized on short notice, drew strong praise from participants and observers.
Messrs Urban Burttschell of near Alleyton and Bracy Melton of Houston returned Wednesday afternoon from an automobile camping and fishing trip to the border and into northern Mexico. They visited the potato along the border at Eagle Pass Del Rio and El Paso. They entered Mexico for about twenty miles to fish from their boat and found lakes and streams less fished than back home, enjoying the best fishing of his life according to Burttschell.
A local young man, Leon Daily, gains notice for his painted sign cards in Th. H. Daily store windows. Observers praise the attractive, printlike appearance and the skilled use of watercolors without models.
Five head of cattle owned by G Schumaker were killed by a bolt during a severe electrical storm near Tafton Tul ton Garwynd late Wednesday afternoon. Engineer John A Norris of the State Waterway Engineering Department visited the area, while local residents and the Headlight office report various personal notes and community updates alongside the cattle tragedy.
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