Five Foot Rattler Killed at Rock Island
A five foot rattlesnake was killed near Rock Island by Mose Townsend of Rock Ishii and his brother Sumnavr Townsend of Bay City six miles south of Rock Teland. The stake hunt twelve rate ties and two buttons. Itowas fond and killed went the dye Carter place, Landa sells Welmar soda water and Coce-Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Townsend
Rock Ishii
Sumnavr Townsend
Bay City
Rock Teland
Carter Place
Miss Eagle Lake Sought For Houston Bathing Beauty Revue
Houston hosts the Second Annual Bathing Beauty Revue at Silyoin Beach Park on June 13 and 14. Mayor Oscar B. Holcombe invites Eagle Lake to participate with a contestant, pay range prize money of 500 dollars and merchandise valued at 1040 dollars, and expects a photograph submission for the entry to be officially titled Miss Eagle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Silyoin Beach Park
R. ‘T. Westmoreland
Oscar B. Holcombe
Eagle Lake
Engle Luke
Fi Westmorel
Westmoreland
Class Play Tonight at Garwood High School
The senior class presents The Whole Town's Talking at the high school auditorium tonight at 8 15. Admission is 15 cents for children, 25 cents for high school students, and 35 cents for adults with no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Duncan
Death of Mrs C P Hoyo Member of Local Family
Mrs C P Hoyo died Sunday night after a four month illness. Born in October 1860 in Lafayette county Mississippi, she moved to Texas at age nine. She married C D Hoye in 1885 at Live Oak, later lived in Welmar Eagle Lake and Weimar before settling in Eagle Lake. Funeral services were at the Baptist church with Rev B B McLaughlin officiating. She leaves a husband and daughter, seven brothers, three sisters, and many friends. Interment was in Mason Cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Hoyo
Pest
Eagle Lake
Schulenburg
Live Oak
Welmar
Mr. Hoye
iWelmar
Baptist Church
B. B. McLaughlin
Ife
Hoye
Chrisine McDonald
Joe
Robert Miles
John Miles
O'Donnell
Charles Miles
Goldthwait
William Miles
Beeville
Tarner Miles
Engle Lake
Albert Miles
G. W. Sanders
Weimar
Aggie Barker
Fannie Dake
Sandy Point
W. E. Lenhart
O. Boothe
F Ulery
W. A. McMillan
Vineyard
Marace Melee
John Rethale
Masonie Cemetery
Thanks and sympathy for family and friends
A local card thanks neighbors for kindness during the illness and funeral hours for a wife and mother. It notes appreciation for words of sympathy and floral offerings and mentions visitors from Kirbyville and Houston with brief remarks on their stay and golf visit.
Tennesseeans Entertained by Eagle Lake Relatives
Mr and Mrs R Bird and their son Robert of Greenville Tennessee visitors in the city have hosted several hospitality events. On Saturday they enjoyed a six o clock dinner for ten at Mrs Fox Step's State Street home. They were guests again Monday at Mr and Mrs Hayes Stephens with the same group, including Mr and Mrs Mird and son Robert Mr and Mrs Frank Stephens Mr and Mrs Hager Stephens Mrs Fox Stephens and Miss Addjo Johnsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Hayes” Stephens
Mra. Mird
Robert
Prank Stephens
Hager Stephens
Fox Stephens
Addjo Johnsen
Howard Strahan
Ford
Troxell Motor Company
Columibus
Tie
Columbus
Me O
Mra. Stentan
Dr. Rogers
Air
Stademmay
New Ulm Beats Columbus in Su Dak Exhibition
New Ulm defeated the Columbus club Sunday in a 4 to 0 exhibition victory at Columbus. Lofty Matthews of Eagle Lake played for New Ulm, and many locals attended, with the game praised as four splendid exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Columbus Club
Columbus
Matthews
Eagle Lake
Houston Team Wins at East Bernard Sunday
The Houston Lighting and Power Company baseball team defeated East Bernard 9 to 4 in a fast game before a large crowd at East Bernard Sunday afternoon. The report notes East Bernard showed a strong team and used some free throws in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Lighting
Nit Power Company
East Bernard
East Berenard
Photographer Hamilton Delayed Return From Wharton
Photographer Hamilton was called for a hone in Wharton yesterday by Wasser DisLamity and did not return to his business here until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wharton
Wasser
Marshal Warns on Streetwise Cattle Staking
City Marshal Hudler warns that a local law prohibiting staking cows and horses so they can wander into streets is violated daily. He vows action against owners who ignore the rule after this notice. Also notes Mr. Tt. B. Davis attended the Retail Merchants Association state meeting in Austin as Eagle Lake’s sole representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudler
Tt. B. Davis
Austin
Retail Merchants Association
Eagle Lake
Fine Airedale Runs Amuck at Weimar
A fine Airedale owned by W J Black of Weimar mauled several dogs and killed many chickens owned by Gus Ripper on Tuesday afternoon. The dog was pursued for miles before being killed. Eagle Lake will begin routes to trap and destroy all untagged dogs next Monday to curb mad dog activity. Mrs B H Dally visited Houston that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Black
Weimar
Gus ~ Ripper
Eagle Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagle Lake Bottling Co
Rex Theatre
Richard Talmadge
Brethless Moments
Gloria Swanson
Hinegram News
Foot Rattler
Rock Island
Landa
Welmar Soda Water
Coce-Cola
A. W. Myres
Garwood Public
Garwood
Hehoul
Ilu Maw Patrick
Commerce
Mary
Gneweal
Nso
Fae
Myvea
Bun Marcos
Normal
Schoel
ARS
Hele
Fron
Kirbyville
Urhoureau St Antoule
J. C. Whatley
What
Burger's
L.j.burger
Universal Motor Co
B. H. McElhinney
Texas
Bernard Sunda
Mewrs
B. J. McEthimey
C. B. Shiclair
Amn Puto
Rio Grande Valley
Tosone
BrowseVille
Old Mexico
Marshal
Fine Airedale
B. H. Dally
Eagle Lake Lumber Company
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