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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
8
Ed Skandera of Hallettsville visited homefolks here Sunday. Konstant Rehmet and Richard Rehmet left for San Antonio Tuesday.
Lucas Rehmet stopped in Shiner between trains on Wednesday. Misses Amalia Cook and Alma Sauer of Old Moulton were pleasant callers at our office while in the city Saturday.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Lines praise their policy of aiding religious and charitable causes with passes and half rates for clergy, Y M C A support, and cooperation with Y W C A matrons. President C E H Schaff stresses high moral standards for employees and comfortable facilities at key terminals to uplift communities.
Farmers busy with cotton work in Shiner Route Three as a light rain could help. Rosa Tousek and Augustina Machart host visits. many residents spent Sundays with neighbors and families. A 42nd birthday party for Mrs. Woehler drew a jolly crowd with refreshments. May feast at Moulton noted.
Local Eagle ads announce a good milch cow for sale and barbecuer service delivering meat to city parts. Banking details offer 4 percent on time certificates from First State Bank in Moulton. Other items include jug filling at Neskorik, hides bought, and a six-lot eight-room house for sale listed by Juo Bruukenhoefer.
Local readers report Moulton residents astonished by a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture called Adler-i-ka. One spoonful is claimed to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas by acting on both bowels. Short courses said to help chronic stomach trouble as well.
Ross' Dead Quick Spray guarantees instant killing of bedbugs ants fleas mites lice potato bugs and other insects. Sold in Moulton by Kopecky Drug Co.
Henry F. L. Mueller Constable warns residents of Monlton precinct 6 to shorten rope lengths to 20 25 feet and halt horseback staking on public roads. Beginning Monday May 15 laws on lights and livestock will be strictly enforced with no further warning.
Miss Alma Sauer and brother Edwin with Miss Amalia Cook visited R. M. Curry in Dilworth over the weekend. Fred Fuller of Flatonia worked as a cotton chopper at Henry Cook's. Henry Cook and sons George and Henry and Herman Sauer traveled to Shiner midweek and again Saturday night for a dance at Frank Kloesel's. Henry A. Cook and Amal ia Cook joined others at Herman Saar’s home Sunday night with Allen and Oscar Hull.
Novohrad Julius Hobensee and gon Louis visited friends at Peach Creek. Emil Gieptner and Frank Pavlicek hosted gatherings with Albert Hobensee and Willie Gertner. Emma Gertner and daughter joined the Schoen-Weitz family. Frank Reiner with sons Lenny and Willie and Leo Mueller group toured to Schulenburg. A house dance at Ad Boehm’s ended the day with a good time.
Kd Huffer of San Antonio was in the city earlier this week. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli left for Cuero Tuesday to visit relatives. County Commissioner Jno Kubena returned from the county capital Saturday. John Veselka arrived from Floresville Saturday to visit relatives and friends. A dance will be given at Henkhaus Saturday night and all are invited. Lucas Kehmer W J Papke c John Gajer and M Reisch were in Hallettsville Tuesday.
The Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein thanks all who patronized them at Hermann Park on Monday for dinner and supper and for their liberal support.
Mrs William Schmidt and Mrs Henry Witte returned to Yoakum Saturday. G Knape of Schulenburg Lou and Gustav Knape and John Meyer of Swiss Alp were in the city Monday. Postmaster L A Meiners Smith Leazar Ferdinand Neskorik and Jacob Cinadr were in Gonzales Tuesday.
Fred Fehrenkamp is in Houston this week Otto Arnim came in Wednesday from Runge Miss Elsie Jaeggli visited Shiner relatives Wednesday Mesdames Ed Arnim and R A Hudson came in Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ed Purdt and Miss Tillie Meyer are visiting kin dred at Loresville this week John Freytag Emil Koester and Willie Schulze have returned from Atasvosa county Readership urged to note new ads R Jaeggli & Bro Ed Koehm's Sons F T Fehrenkamp Kotzebue's Drug Store F J Knesk & Son O B E Hilert San Antonio Brewing Assn Oy Etlinger Lucky Janszen Millinery O F Knape
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