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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
5
A lavish screen adaptation of Zane Grey's frontier romance promises a grand western tale. Critics urge every red blooded American to see the picture to learn about the greatness of our American heritage. Admission 15c and 35c.
The Forty two Club met with Mrs. Edmund E. Meyer on Thursday afternoon August 5. Mrs. Ed Biehunke won the prize a bud vase and Mrs J T Jaeggli took the booby a package of sewing needles. Refreshments were served. Next meeting with Mrs Oscar Anders. Attorney W T Bagby Hallettsville in Moulton Friday on business. Henry Paulus Yoakum visited Moulton Thursday. Otto Templin Seguin visited late week. Mr Hubert Townsend and family Yoakum guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Tomasko. Theofil J Bujnoch Hallettsville in Moulton Thursday for Lavaca county tax assessor candidacy. After weeks with relatives in Moulton Mr R H Schodde and family returned to San Antonio Friday.
County Commissioner F. J. Butschek and August W. Janszen traveled to Austin last week for matters with the revenue department.
Prof. J. F. Beal and family along with Mr. Alois Zidek and family and Frank Charek visited San Antonio Jourdanton Floresville and nearby areas recently. Mr. August W. Janszen and family returned Monday from Orange Grove after visiting the family of Hugo H. Janszen.
John Meyer and family with Miss Ella Meyer of Swiss Alp and Mrs R Malitz and children from Houston visited the O F Knape home last Friday night.
Mrs Ed C Arnim and her daughter Doris Virginia left last week for Taylor to visit the Alfred C Rehmet home. From Taylor they will travel to San Saba to visit Mr and Mrs T T Walker.
Mrs. Walter H. Meyer of San Antonio and Miss Laura Meyer of Flatonia spent the weekend with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Knape and returned to Flatonia on Sunday.
Mr Paul Giesbers and family with Misa Nettie Keil and Miss Etta Fisbeck spent last weekend visiting Julius and Robert Duelberg and their families in Port Lavaca. They stopped in Cuero for a brief visit with Mrs Herman Zinglemann, sister of Mrs Giesbers.
An old advertisement notes midsummer leisure and urges use of Triner's Bitter Wine to ease indigestion and stomach troubles during July in Millwood Washington. It claims improved appetite and well being from the product and mentions related remedies Triner's Healing Salve and Mosquito Chaser. It adds ordering details from Joseph Triner Company in Chicago Illinois.
All indebted to the Dr. A. M. Kotzebue estate must settle their accounts immediately with George von Lienen. Mrs. A. M. Kotzebue.
An ad touts a bottle of Herbine as a home doctor for digestive issues and bowel movement relief. Two doses claim to restore buoyant spirits and health, offered at 60 cents by Kopecky Drug Co.
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