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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
3
The section reports visitors in Shiner and Moulton including Mrs Dickson Mrs Lockmann and Miss Janszen. It notes new store openings at Dank building and daily life items such as hunts for hats razors and shaves. Also mentions cotton harvest progress and the opening of the Sam & Wilt Moore Institute with about 80 pupils and various local visits and events around October 1903.
Mrs Emil Appelt returns to Jackson county after visiting relatives. Catholic Bazaar planned October 15 and 16 in Neuhaus building. Noble family child ill in bed. New baby born to Julius Appelt family. Weekly tea at Mrs Fritsch’s home next Saturday. Fritz Riske injured at Breslau gin. fly wheel injury. A girl born to Richard Eckert at Breslau. Witting Goon club to hold Schuetzen feast October 13. Near accident involving Mesdames Wolfedorf Gerger Friteche Baessler en route to Appelts Hill. Oscar Appelt cattle incident spooks buggy and horse. Halletsville Theatre club planning shows. District court fall term opens with Judge Kennon and District Attorney Atkinson present. Truck growers meeting well attended. government tobac co expert Mr Shelfer speaks. Mrs Martha White, 73, dies at sister’s home after cancer. burial at Stonewall cemetery.
German Day marked by a parade and outdoor feast at Hermann Park on October 6. The event celebrated the 222nd anniversary of Germantown settlement with cattle barbecue, tables of meat and pickles, and an oration by Congressman Geo. F. Burgess.
Grandma Williams, mother of C L Williams, fell returning home from a neighbor visit, bruising her face and distorting her wrists though injuries are not considered serious. The Handkerchief Bazaar hosted by the Ladies Parsonage Society at the opera house netted £58.00 for the Methodist church, with organizers praised for their care. Mr Jos Dvorak plans to move to Crockett Texas to start a bakery.
Mr and Mrs G J Bohnen kamp spent the Sabbath in Shiner. Ed Boehm Sr made a business trip to Fistonia Wednesday evening. Mr Wm Meyer of Henkhaus called at our office Wednesday and had his figures set ahead. We offer Tuz Kacie and The American Home Journal to the first 50 new subscribers at 1.00 a year. Tax Eave is your home paper and furnishes local state and world news. Now is the time to get two good papers at a very low price.
Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. Her niece also recovered from advanced consumption using the medicine. The ad touts the product as infallible for coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles guaranteed by druggists.
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