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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
3
Oats offered at 35c a bushel at the Green Front. Numerous visits and relocations in Moulton, Flatonia, Shiner, and Schulenburg. Local business promotions, advertisements, and upcoming events include a big feast at Dix and shifts in shop staffing, with rail and bank updates and various personal notices.
The Comptroller of Currency certifies that The First National Bank of Moulton, Lavaca County Texas, has complied with federal statutes and is authorized to commence the business of banking under the Revised Statutes. Witness Charles G. Dawes seals the certification dated June 4, 1900.
Late Thursday evening W.7 Gregory was accidentally shot in the left arm by his brother in law W. C. Smith. After buying a pistol the two men fired it several times. a jammed cylinder led to an accidental discharge. Dr. Guenther dressed the flesh wound. both men work on the section and live in Moulton.
Andrew Therbeville returned from a short Houston visit. Mr A M Kotzebue and wife met her mother Mrs Nancy Lightner from San Antonio. Kotzebue remained in the city until Friday. L S Blanton of Houston fell ill and returned home to recover. John Robt Hill of Waelder said he would visit the Paris Exposition after passing through east on SP lines. Ed White of Moulton reports prospects for a large cotton crop. fifteen hundred to two thousand bales expected. Rumor says Chas Melcher postmaster of O Quin was stabbed in a store fracas. report not confirmed.
Miss Pammy Hampil hosted a spring lawn party at her parents home. Guests received five cards labeled hearing, seeing, touching, tasting, smelling to record responses. O G Burke won first prize a box of paper while N O Rawlins took the booby prize baby rattlers and teething rings.
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