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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
The notice states O F Knape is publisher and proprietor. The paper is published weekly on Fridays with a $1 yearly advance subscription. It is entered in the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter on Friday July 1 1910.
John Otten returned from North Texas while John Hagens and George Schmidt left for Yoakum. Visitors include Mesdames Hauschildt and Pheil from near Shiner. A ball at R A Seicher's venue drew many candidates and sixty five couples danced to Swiss Alp band. Families from Schulenburg and others visited relatives here as dates and travel continued. June 24, 1910.
Turnacie notes the death of W J Moore Jr at his San Antonio home on Tuesday morning June 21 after a brief illness. He was 49, survived by his mother Lydia E Moore his wife and three children. Rev J B Young conducted the funeral service at Laurel Heights Methodist church.
Henkhaus defeated Shiner 6 to 5 in ten innings and repeated with an 9 to 8 win at the same venue. Emil Bartosch presented a well received moving picture show at Dickson’s school house Saturday and Evergreen school house Sunday to large audiences.
Shiner residents on Route No. 3 visit the Ad Babe home with Mrs. Ben Stock and Miss Lizzie Wagner from Moulton. Attendees at the Moulton fair last week include Paul and Bennie Pimberg and Miss Lizzie Maack. Frieda and Martha Rippen with Otto Waegel and Louis Kneifel visited Arthur and Sadie Rabe Sunday evening. Mrs Fritz Rippen and daughter Martha were guests at G Wachtendorf Sunday evening. Burg Eyzo Boy. 28 1910.
Moulton's first agricultural fair drew crowded grounds and praise from visitors across cities. The two day program featured bands, an oration by P H Green, expansive exhibits from cauliflowers to fine art, livestock judging, numerous booths, and a grand ball to close.
Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a m from 1009 Oxford Street Houston Heights for Anna Katherine Braun 57 died Thursday at home Father Schneitner officiated Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Survived by husband E Braun daughters Mrs Krieda Hellmann Jr Anna Ella Braun and son Hugo Braun Houston Chronicle June 14
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