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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
5
Dan Hoffer of Donna visited the city Saturday joining a large group of friends. The event drew many locals and showcased a friendly open gathering with conversation and smiles.
Advice to use Herbine for irregular bowels with an occasional dose. Describes it as a fine bowel tonic and laxative priced at 60 cents, advertised by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
Dr F J Guenther and Henry Giesbers of LaGrange were in the city one day last week. Bertha Kaase left for Pallattsville to visit her sister Mrs Gustav Guuimelt. Robert Jaroszewski and Henry Hoyer of Hallettsville visited kin in the city Sunday. Aug Striebeck returned from a visit with kin at Orange Grove. Migs Morma Osterloh returned to Nordheim after visiting Mrs Laura Valenta. Frank Wagner visited the Petrasch family and returned to Yorktown. Lydia Koester, Shiner teacher, visited her parents. Ewald Etlinger Cuero and Dick Etlinger Hallettsville visited their parents. Joho Bennisch and Frank Raab formerly of the community visited relatives near Nursery. Joho Nemeyer Skidmore left for Shiner to visit his parents. Edward Bobuslav entertained friends for his birthday with refreshments and games.
Grandma Henry of Lavaca County, known as Mrs. Mary Ann Henry, was born February 20 1819 in Lincoln County Georgia. She has lived in Lavaca County since pioneer days with daughter Mrs Fitch and is reportedly the oldest resident in the county at over 100. Her brood includes a 75 year old daughter and a 57 year old youngest child. She credits long life to cornbread and a peaceful life awaiting her Master's call.
Mr. Ed Studeman attended a Dallas meeting of the American Cotton Association, a bankers and business men group seeking to market the Souths cotton output directly. Southern banks may take non dividend paying stock at 2500 per 50000 capital, with Yoakum Shiver Moulton and Filatonia backing preliminary costs. Law gives until January 1 to start, as public spirited men aim to free cotton from northern speculators per the Vlatonia Argus.
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