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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
5
Otto S. T. Meyer and Annie Janish were united in marriage at the Catholic church on Thursday November 21 with Rev A Huechemer officiating. A dinner followed at the bride's home. The groom works in Rud Jaeggli and Bro mercantile. The couple receives best wishes for a long married life.
Willie Fojtik and Louisa Hrnoci wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev Netardus of Praha officiating. Jim Pavileck and Emilia Gieptner married at the Catholic church in Praha with celebration at the Gieptner home. Community notes mention crops and local visits. Carolina, November 22, 1912.
The Baptist meeting at Nickel led by Rev. Manning and Rev. Willingham drew a large crowd with strong sermons. Weekly cottage prayer gatherings follow the last one held at J. W. Griffin’s home. Real estate activity continues with rising prices and local visits include Alfred Griffin of Cranz and G. W. L. Fly of San Antonio. Miss Bessie Thornton, Dilworth’s teacher, visits Miss Bea Thompson. Bro. Manning preached at Old Moulton Sunday.
FOR SALE A jack Apply to Lucas Reamer Moulton Texas Take off the hides Highest market price paid E H Meyer Smoke Abacco Cigar 10c quality for 5c Sold exclusively by Kopecky Drug Co SURVEYING If in need of a surveyor call on H G Oaken R 3 Shiner Texas Barbecued Mutton Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays E H Meyer Smoke Abacco Cigar 10c Kopecky Drug Co FOR SALE Mesquite paste Address L BILIMEK Poth Texas We pay 4 per cent per annum of time certificates of deposit FIRST STATE BANK Moulton Texas HOT DRINKS Hot Drinks At our fountain you will find every thing in the hot drink line Hot Chocolate Our Specialty Kopecky Drauea Co thing in the hot drink line Hot Korecky Drue Co
Miss Zena Peterson returned Sunday from Yoakum. Miss Ottilie Liebe of Flatonia visited in the city with Miss Ellie Glause. Edward Boehm made business rounds to Rosenberg. Miss Koehler returned to Houston after a nurse’s week in the city. Mrs. J W Giesbers visited Beeville to see brothers Paul and Max Janssen. Frank Tomasko and wife came back from Snier. Mrs. Warner Krause returned from Flatonia. Mrs. G H Mueller left for Cuero to visit sister Mrs. G H Raymond. Charles Bilimek of Poth attended Meyer Janisznuptials. J T Jaeggli and Ed O Arnim were in Hallettsville on business. Ed Haas and Matej Stary of near Moulton added to the subscription list.
A brief retail item notes hot beverages with chocolate as the specialty offered by Kopecky Drive Company. The line emphasizes the shop's focus on warm drinks and chocolate as its signature.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Veit observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Shiner area home on November 1. At that time Mr and Mrs John Recek, parents of Mrs Veit, marked their diamond anniversary. The Receks, aged between 95 and 160, were in frail health but managed to drive three miles to Shin er for the Catholic church ceremonies.
Henry Jaroszewski Ed Bal horn Ferd Neskorik and Jacob Tomasko Sundayed in Shiner. Miss Clara Stein of Flatonia was in the city Saturday, the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kotzebue.
Banker E Studeman returned Monday from a business visit to Shiner. Miss Louise Helmcamp returned Saturday from a several months stay in Flatonia. Paul Janssen and Max Janssen visited Beeville last Thursday. Henry Schonvogel and F J Kubenka left for Robstown to look at land. Jno C Mueller and children visited relatives in Shiner. County Commissioner John Kubena left for Hallettaville for a special court session. Erich Brunkenhoefer returned to Weimar after visiting his brother. Deputy Tax Collector Emil Pesek passed through en route home from Flatonia.
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