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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
5
A parrot soundly warned intruders who entered a Paris residence, shouting Who goes there? causing three burglars to flee. Upon return, the owner found the bird persistently repeating the alert. The scene contrasted with a college toast referencing painted beauties and the value of women.
Willie P. Harrison left for a summer vacation in Comfort Texas and plans to return when the cotton season opens. W E Raab named principal of the Sweet Home school in Lavaca county. Geo F Burgess and his mother Mrs Wesson left for Marlin for the water cure amid rheumatism concerns.
Rev. Dallas Williams will preach the commencement sermon for the 1915 seniors on Sunday morning May 16 at 11 o clock at the Methodist church in Hallettsville. Senator Clark departed Tuesday night to attend the called session of the legislature in Austin. Oscar Wolters and Edgar Wolters and wife of Shiner left Sunday for the California exposition.
Mrs Wm Jaroszewski received a pleasant farewell surprise Thursday night at the home of Mrs Emmit Gillum hosted by the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society. The honoree was invited to spend the evening before leaving for her new home in Brenham Texas. The event featured games music and social conversation followed by refreshments.
In the past two weeks Hallettsville dealers shipped about 35 000 dollars of cattle. W P Holman of Sonora bought 445 head of 2 year old steers and yearlings in a shipment of 9 cars bound for Sonora. J N Riley sold one car of 2 year old steers to N R Powell of Pettus, and J L Davis sold one car of cows to the same buyer.
Mrs Edmund Meyer visited in Shiner between trains Saturday. Lerman Schatz of Flatonia visited in the city between trains Sunday. Mr Louis Liska and family returned to their Range home Saturday. Stanis Reischl was a business visitor to Shiner between trains last Thursday. Mrs Peter Etlinger and children returned Sunday from a visit to relatives at Elgin. Miss Lillie Wulf left for Shiner Saturday to visit George Wulfs family. Dr Earl Vallentine of Yoakum was in the city late last week visiting friends. Miss Betty Doebring returned Sunday from a brief visit to relatives and friends in Flatonia. Mrs Emil Buescher, visiting here, returned to Smithgills Saturday. Mr and Mrs Raab of Nursery Victoria county arrived Saturday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs G Rapp returned Saturday from Cuero after visiting her daughter Mrs Albert Wolf. After a visit to the Rud Jaeggli family, Mrs M C Kaubitz returned to Shiner Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Studeman returned Tuesday from several days in LaGrange.
George D. Marshall from the U S Department of Agriculture and Prof B K Coghlan of A and M College Texas urge communities to use regular road tax funds for road improvement. They offer expert guidance and can be reached through Clarence Ousley Director of Extension Service College Station Texas.
A fragment urges prompt painting to avoid higher future costs, noting that delaying increases paint and labor expenses. It warns delaying leads to more waste and asks what paint is for, ending with a blunt question.
Local residents in Moulton praise Adler-i-ka a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients as a thorough bowel cleanser. Advertised claims include relief from constipation and gas within one minute with no griping.
Ed Novak visited Hallettsville for business at the start of the week. Fred Fehrenkamp and Alfred Rehmer traveled to San Antonio on Saturday for several days of sightseeing. Twenty seven children were confirmed at the Catholic church Sunday morning with Rev. K Schindler officiating.
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