Local Gossip and Visitors Arrive at Area Towns
Seguin resident Miss Braden visits William Linbragger family this week. Brenham Lutheran College student Will Jaeggli becomes a new Eague reader. Shoppers and barbers invite customers to Krunkenhoefer's shop for shaves. Schulenburg marshal Henry Eilers spends Sunday in our city. Bourseville’s Mrs. F Schlottmann visits relatives in O Quinn and Freyburg. Mrs. G Hoefert returns home from Schulenburg. Shiner resident Mrs. Jahne visits Mr and Mrs Geo von Lienen this weekend. Jewelry dealer A W Gumbiner of Luling arrives to see friends and notes dull business in Luling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jaeggli
Lutheran College In
Brenham
Jahne
Shiner
Our City
Geo. von Lienen
A. W. Gumbiner
Luling
Local notes from Moulton and vicinity highlight visits and commerce
Sunday visitors include Mrs H Wunderlich and Miss Ella Hillmann. Local business notes mention F T Fehrenkamp’s lumber, post office box additions, and Shiner to Schulenburg travel. School, church, and street fair plans mix with court actions, fencing, and a dancing party at Hermann Park.
Teachers Institutes Dates by Location and Schedule
Institutes will be held at Walletsville on Jan 30 and 31 for the colored group, at Witting on Feb 6 and 7, and at Shiner on Feb 20 and 21 as listed. Colored at Halletsville, Ph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witting
Shiner
Halletsville
County Institute Dates and Meetings Noted
The list records 27th and 28th with items for Moulton in May on the 6th and 7th and notes a General County Institute at Hallettsville with date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
General County Institute
Halletsville
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for pains and piles
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts wounds bruises burns sores feet and stiff joints promising pain relief and healing. Claims it is the best salve on earth for piles and priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Jaeggli and Welhausen Wed in Flatonia Ceremony
Edmund Jaeggli and Bertha Welhausen were quietly married in Flatonia Sunday evening with Rev Bekeschus officiating. The groom is described as upright and intelligent and well regarded. the bride is popular in Flatonia with many friends. The Eagle wishes the couple lasting happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Jaeggli
Bertha Welhausen
Flatonia
Bekeschus
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Hidden Ailments
A persuasive, vintage ad warns a woman to seek treatment for lingering backache and dyspepsia before a hidden illness worsens. It touts Electric Bitters as a quick fix for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, claiming revival of the entire system and a 50 cent price guaranteed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L'Rial
Swiss Alp News Highlights January 1903
Editor Eagle notes a hail storm lasting last week, two inches on ground. Mrs Aug Ritter visits Shiner. Mr Hauschila of Chicago sees sister Sophia Stoeger then plans Shiner visit. Farmers uneasy from excess rain. Henry Ritter and Otto Kuippa visit Lee county. A boy is born to Mr and Mrs Leo Falke. A masquerade ball at Teutonia Hall on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Ritter
Shiner
Mr. Hauschila
Chicago
Sophia Stoeger
Henry Ritter
Otto Kuippa
Lee County
Leo Falke
Teutonia Hall
Bob
Robbery at Farmhouse Near Stackberry Strikes John Obart
A farmer near Stackberry was robbed Sunday afternoon by a young negro at gunpoint, being forced to open a trunk and surrender 11.20. The assailant fled. Waelder reported a $10,000 loss the previous Sunday. Two barber shops, two restaurants, two stores, and a barn were burned. Insurance is light. Old papers for wrapping purposes sell for 50 cents per bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Obart
Stackberry
Waelder
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. A. Meiners
Barney Lackmann
Gap
F. A. Kubicek
Broerster
Texas
Lucas Rehmet
PHE Moulton Eagle
A. P. AY Moulton
NORTH
Burke
Ed. Arnim
Flatomia
Henry Krause
Houston
Lizzie T'Ranks
Cleo Dixon
Austin
F. Schindler
E. J. Knesek
Pamelia Hampil
Emil Buescher
Smith
Miss Braden
Seguin
Mr. Wm. Linbragger
Krunkenhoefer
Henry Eilers
Schulenburg
A. W. Janszen
Oak Grove
F .Schlottmann
Bourseville
O'Quinn and
Freyburg
J. N. Riley
G. Hoefert
John Mitchenl
J. Brunkenhoefer’s
H. A. Menefee
Ella Hillmann
Yoakum
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Monalton
Uncle Sam
August Ellinghausen
Near Shiner
Messrs
F. I. Pehrenkamp
Wm. Mane
San Antonio
Sam French
W. O. Jackson
Nickel
L. Hollifield
P. J. Biedemann
Front Street
the College
Gustave Jaroszewski
Schartottenburg School
Mr. G. Buescher
Mary Boehm
Annie Janszen
Millnery
Miss Janszen
Prof
Brunkenboefer’s
Lavaca County
Jalletsville
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Missouri
Platonia
L. Mollifield
Macie
Foster Evans
Gonzales
Mr. Evans
R. A. Weddington
Cuero
Richard
Reese Connor
Henry Menefee
Green Front
Menefee
G. W. Ogdon
Fifth Circuit
Jndge McKormick
Ogden
Institute
Hermann Park
Messrs. Janssens
Otto Eilest
Boursville Farmer Boys Band
Oswald Buescher
Pauls ‘Valley
I. T
Buescher
Pauls Valley
Smithville
Ayer
J. Early Finley
Fronton
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Maga
Walletsville
Colored
Ida M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
MicElree
Cardus
Thedford
Cardui
Crvgo
Jaeggli-Welhausen
Soia
A-E. Morse
Moulton Bottling Works
Fritz Lueke
Soetee
Red Top
Pennland
Waldorf Club
Canada
Stahelberg
Goethe Curiosity
Finck’s
Darilek & Nachlinger
EAGLE
King's Fiew
Novohrad Nursery
J. R. Jaser
Novohrad
The
BE OF
ALL
the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
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