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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
8
An advertisement notes Hot Springs Liver Buttons Rheumatism Remedy and Blood Remedy sold by All Druggists in Moulton and by druggists everywhere with a sample offer from Hot Springs Ark.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Rabe and son Edwin visited Mr and Mrs F Priesmeyer on Sunday. Emil Renkin and son left for Nordheim Saturday to spend a few days with kindred. Correspondent July 28, 1914.
A list of residents and guests visiting or departing: August G Kotzebue between trains. Ira McKeowen visiting F Biehunke's family. Louis Eblers and son from Shiner on a business pleasure trip. Otto Arnim returning to Range. Mrs J G Wier visiting Dallas after a stay with Jim Bell's family and others. Misses Emma Roeder Tillie Brosch Rosa Antrich visiting and shopping in the city.
Dr A M Kotzebue of Fla mia visits the city between trains. Helia Krueger returns from Shiner. Veselka Mueck Muca and Fayt return from Houston. Krenek Sturm return from San Antonio. Louisa Boehm returns home after visiting family in Yoaknm. Mrs Lucas Rehmet returns from San Marcos visiting daughter. Ed Leazar family and Maggie Johnson return from Schulen burg. Frank Koenig Jr and family and Emil Pundt and children return from Floresville and Orange Grove. G H McDonald of Corpus Christi solicits funds for Alamo Heroes Monument in San Antonio. Morris Owens returns from Yoakam. A J Rennelds of San Antonio Express visits. Miss Fahrenthold plans to teach music in Hallettsville. hosts Rev G Rapp. City youth enjoy impromptu hop at opera house with Cornelion string band. Koester hosts birthday party with family. box party at art home for Miss Mary Goetz of Gonzales and Seguin. Guests attend air dome reels and return to home for cake and punch. Present include Mary Ida and Pauline Goetz, Mary Alma Albrecht, Emmie Bohnenkamp, Julia Chiastak, Sophia Krause, Minnie Plicka, Earle Arnim, Hilda Schmidt, Sam and Edwin Jaeggli, Richard Rebmer, Ed Boehm Jr, Victor and Fred Fehrenkamp, Aug Papacek, Frank Wagner Jr, Mills Kopecky, Dr J J Guenther, Ed Kolar, Oscar Lee Bunting.
Want ads promote barbecue Saturdays at Moulton Meat Market and a drink vendor advertises the Old Reliable San Antonio Beers by Henry Etinger. Dr Guenther offers exchange of search light tanks at his garage. Movies at the AIRDOME every Saturday and Sunday nights with ten cent admission and free entry for children under five. First State Bank of Moulton offers 4 percent on time certificates of deposit.
Adv notice announces leading bulls Tom and Dilworth to any city area for a fee. Threshing cane seed scheduled for August 11 12 by Chas Bevan of Moulton Texas. Lost gold filled watch with Chicago Tailoring Co fob between Hermann Park and Nickel store. reward offered to Herman Paul of Moulton Texas.
Miss Ysabel Faltin of Comfort visits Shiner while Miss Berta Thornton of Yoakum spends the week here. Civic Club met at City Park last Thursday 4 to 6 with lunch afterward. Residents Eliza Welhausen Kopecky Welhausen family and others travel to Waco Corpus Christi San Antonio Fredericksburg Port O'Conner Victoria. Reporter July 28 1914.
A Lavaca County candidate for county clerk expresses heartfelt thanks for the loyal support in the last primary. She pledges efficient service and to make the clerk’s office a model of good administration.
Victor Rehmer returned Wednesday from an extended visit at San Marcos. F Guenther of Schulenburg is visiting his sons Drs. John and Frank Guenther. Misses Selma and Edna Boehm of Lindenua were in the city several days since our last issue as guests of Miss Tillie Pelzel.
Miss Ella Anders of Schulenburg visited relatives and friends in town. J. A. Sommerlatte the newly elected county clerk, with J. Rothbaur and Orsak of Hallettsville, were in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Woodley Quebedeaux of San Marcos arrived Wednesday to visit her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Rehmet.
John Kouvicka brought in the first bale of new cotton at Hallettsville on Saturday. The bale weighed 550 pounds and sold for 13 cents to Rosenberg Bros, who gave a barrel of flour at a premium. Laura Chapple, 58, widow of Moses Chapple, died in San Antonio on July 2 and was buried there July 3.
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