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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
5
Mr Fritz Graf of Schulenburg a member of a prominent Fayette county pioneer family died Saturday in a San Antonio hospital after medical treatment. His body was shipped home for burial. He was 57 and survived by his widow four children a brother and a sister.
Rev L P Netardus, longtime leader at Flatonia Catholic Parish, is reassigned to Shiner to replace Rev I X Wolf who moves to Seguin. Rev E Kortorz of Ganado is assigned to the Flatonia Parish.
Dr F W Ledbetter of Yoakum spent Sunday and Monday in Moulton. Jos Wincik of Flatonia visited in the city last Friday. Ruth and Doris Arnim returned Saturday from Taylor. Mr and Mrs F O Wilks and Mrs Annie Arnim visited Gonzales last week. County Attorney Paul H Fertsch of Hallettsville was in the city Monday. Mrs Alfred C Rehmer and children and Annie Arnim of Taylor came Saturday to visit relatives. Fred Mueller of Seguin visited Saturday and Sunday, and H W Hafer of Bay City left for Columbus after tuning pianos. Henry Earl Menefee visited Friday. Mr and Mrs H A Menefee are his parents. Mr G Knape and grandchildren Edwin and Melba Steinmann of Schulenburg visited at the Knape home Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Baur Jr left for Galveston where he will work with Galveston Electric Company.
Remember General Sherman The little illnesses of life often lead to serious results. The ad promotes Tunner's Cough Sedative and Tunner's Bitter Wine from the Joseph Tuiner Company Chicago to prevent pneumonia during seasonal coughs. Also notes local visitors: Harry Meyer Jr Hirsch Schwartz and Alma Greenshield of Schuylensburg in Moulton.
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