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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
4
Judge E. J. Motis a prominent Yoa kum lawyer with 25 years experience announces a new branch law office in Shiner to open on Saturday August 14. He will draw up deeds wills releases leases contracts and handle general legal business including trials probate and bankruptcy proceedings with careful title examination and title perfection.
Mr Edgar Wagner and Miss Annie Janssen wed at Dr Martin Lutheran Church Shiner on July 15 with Rev J C A Pfenniger presiding The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner of Shiner The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Janssen of near Moulton The Eagle wishes them a long and happy married life.
Attendees at the state meeting in New Braunfels included Rev. Father Joseph Kopp, John Reindl and family, Joe Dietschke and family, John Ducho and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mueller, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Pilzner, Mrs. John Schacherl, Joe Rosenaar, Prof. A. J. Elster, John Schutz, William Broseb, and Rudolph Haas.
Mrs Elizabeth Quebedeaux hosted the Bridge Club last Wednesday afternoon with Miss Nora Janszen winning high score. The next meeting is set with Mrs Otho Casey. Jim Koniakovsky of Ellinger and W F Oehl of Moulton returned last Friday from a trip to Laredo and Mexico.
An ad warns neglect of small wounds risks blood poisoning and lockjaw, advocating disinfecting with liquid Borogone and applying Borozone Powder. It promotes liquid prices 30c 60c and 1.20 and powder 30c and 60c, sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
W. Schmidt editor of the New Ulm Enterprise is visiting at Ad. Baur's home and with other relatives in New Ulm.
June Webster, descendant of Noah Webster, presents a copy of his work to the Seequi Centenn ial International Expo station Association to aid in pronouncing the big event opening June 1 for the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Noah insists the pronunciation is Ses Kwah cen ten nial with the accent on Ses qui and centennial.
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