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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
8
The Eagle highlights new ads for Lucas Rehmet Fresh Flour W H Koester Co Groceries Moulton Home and School Club lecture by Booth Lowrey at the Opera House The Perils of Pauline and The Million Dollar Mystery O B Kilert Dried Fruits and Fresh Flour.
At the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Anton Miculka, Celie Miculka and Albert Pustejovsky were joined in marriage. Judge F W Lucke performed the ceremony as the couple begins their life together with best wishes from the community.
A Monday night performance at Honest Bill's Show in Moulton draws a big crowd. The act features dog and pony routines and is praised as clean and enjoyable. The writer endorses Honest Bill to show-goers everywhere.
Wanted ads promote Booth Lowrey’s one and a half hour show at the Moulton opera house on December 4. Barbecue Saturdays at Moulton Meat Market and First State Bank offers five percent on time certificates. Also listed are a shoe repairer wanted in Moulton, old papers for sale, a Tyler College scholarship, and a found item notice for a dog or property.
Erich Brankenhoefer of Wei mar visits his brother John Brankenhoefer and the Hoover family. A Saturday night dance at Henkhaus draws many dancers with Liberty Bard providing music. Sam Jaeggii Louis Fricke Jim Marsee and Dan Burris return from a McMullen county hunting trip reporting six deer and several wolves.
Henry Jaroszewski left for Halletteville Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Schiner of Shiner visited in the city Monday. Miss Bettie Doebring returned Tuesday from a pleasant visit in Latonia. Eugene Kopecky of Gonzales attended the Kopecky Jilek nuptial. Albert Dloubi and Pauline Machart were united in marriage Tuesday. The Eagle congratulates the happy couple.
Pair of mouse colored mules guaranteed to work anywhere priced at 175 dollars for a 250 dollar value. Two pairs of horses available with prices to suit buyer. Located in Moulton Texas near Biebunko.
Reward offered for recovery of a gold watch with key inscription, a diamond stick pin, a bunch of keys, and a five dollar bill taken from a residence in Elgin. Elo C. Fehrenkamp of Moulton, Texas, requests assistance in recovering the stolen goods and offers ten dollars.
Otto Arnim of Runge was in the city this week. Mrs. Cameron Turbeville left for Yoakum Monday.
Mrs. Novak and Mr. John were quietly married at the Catholic church on November 16 with Rev. E Schindler officiating. A large dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka and a dance that evening capped the celebration.
Mr. Charles Darilek of Novohrad wed Miss Emma Arncir of the Boursville section at the Catholic church in Praha on Monday. The Eagle offers best wishes for their happiness and long life together.
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