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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Johns reptew of Hallettsville spent Sunday with homefolks here. Mr and Mrs Jacob Cinadr and Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Nes korik left for Galveston Sunday.
Mrs Rud Jaeggli stopped in Shiner on Tuesday. Mr August Ellinghausen and family toured Cuero Westhoff and other towns last week. Mrs J A Leazar returned to Fintonia Monday after a brief visit with her son Smith Leazar and family.
J S Cullinan outlines the aim of forming a Texas Economic League to unite citizens in supporting producers and distributors. He cites his varied business background, calls for citizenship above class interest, and urges study of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution to improve governance and economic conditions in Texas.
Alois Berger and family spent Wednesday with Frank Proschko and family. Albert Kurtz visited in the Dreyer community Saturday and Sunday. Lizzie Warnke spent time with Emma and Hilda Roder Friday. Bessie Slovak visited homefolks Sunday. Fritz Sander Chas Dirsch and families were guests of Fred Gerloff Saturday night. Ferd Kasper and family and Mrs Hy Koether and daughter Ellie shopped in hallrettsville Thursday. August Seifert and family visited John Seidenberger Sunday afternoon. Emil Behlen and Joe Proschko visited friends at Yoakum Saturday and Sunday.
Local wants and notices advertise barbecues at Neskorik's and barbecue delivery across the city. Banks offer time certificates at 4 percent. Lost items include a bracelet and a brooch finder rewards offered at The Eagle office. Found items include an automobile tire and an auto top holder with pickup at local addresses.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Priesmeyer visited Shiner friends Saturday and Sunday. A large crowd gathered for Carrie's birthday at Joe Nedbalek's home with ice cream and cake. Rosa Svoboda celebrated a birthday with friends as did Rosa Zidek and other families from Shiner and nearby towns in a weekend of visits.
The Monicep Lutheran Frauen Verein members express sincere thanks to all who patronized them at their June 1 picnic. The group notes appreciation for support and generosity from the community.
Officers and members of the Moulton F G U Verein are notified that the annual meeting will be held at Moulton in Lockman's hall on Saturday June 17 at 2 p m. Officers will be elected and all members are requested to be present. D Fisbeck, Sec.
For Constable Rudie J C Vogt has authorized The Eagle to announce his candidacy for the office of constable of precinct No 6 subject to the forthcoming democratic primary election. Vogt has lived here all his life is well known to voters and would make a good peace officer if elected.
Moulton readers report Adler i ka mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients rapidly relieves constipation sour stomach and gas. The product acts on both lower and upper bowel and may prevent appendicitis with a short treatment.
Political speaking set for Monday June 12 at 2 p.m. by Judge J. J. Mansfield and other prominent men in Novobrad. A grand ball with music by the Fiatonia Band follows. inviting all residents to attend.
Prof. and Mrs. W. E. Parr depart for Range on Tuesday. Mrs. Wm Fraley and children head to Columbia last Sunday. Edwin Jaeggli returns from San Antonio on Tuesday. Ed Hoffer of San Antonio visits the city. W. P. Meneffee of Latonia visits Monday. Miss Josie Gieptner, Novohrad, also visits Monday.
A spray destroys bedbugs ants fleas moths vegetable and plant insects chicken mites and mosquitoes quickly. It does not sell household goods. Easy to use. Sold in Moulton by Kopecky Drug Co.
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