Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, September 11, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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THE HALLETTSVILLE HERALD, HALLETTSVILLE, 1H/XAS
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SWEET HOME
MONT ITEMS
HALLETTSVILLE ROUTE 4. HALLETTSVILLE ROUTE 4.
West-bound..12:52 p.m.
East-bound ....... 2:45 p.m.
Night Trains*
West-bound •» »i« 1.15 a.m. j
East-bound .. .x.n.B*?. 3.55 a.m.
Market Report.
Strict Middling......................
Middling...............................
Strict Low............................
Cotton bales new..................
22 7-8
22 3-8 |
21 3-8
.. 1040
PRODUCls
Eggs per dozen................ -i^c
Old roosters, pound........................ r>c
Fryers and broilers, small per lb 18c
Turkeys per pound..................... 12c
Geese, full feathered..................... 4 c
Ducks, full feathered.................... 10c
Bacon per pound, Texas 16c
Hay per ton...........................$18-22
Corn per bushel ...shelled...............1.25
Wood per cord............. $5.00
Butter per pound...........................37c
Country lard per pound ............... 14c
Cotton seed per ton.................. $36.50
Hulls per ton........................... $16.00
Meal per sack.......................... $2.25
Onions per lb................................. 2c
Butter fat..................................27c
Irish potatoes per pound...........2 l-2c
Sweet potatoes lb....................2 l-2c
hides......................................... 6c
Hens........................................ 12c
Beeswax................. 17c
Guineas each.............................. 25c
Wool..... ................................- 24
RESTLESS SLEEP DUE TO
STOMACH GAS.
Gas pressure in the abdomen
causes a restless nervous feel-
ing and prevents sleep. Adle-
rika removes gas in TEN min-
utes and brings out surprising
amounts of old waste matter
you never thought was in your
system. This excellent intes-
tinal evaculant is wonderful
for constipation or stomach
trouble. Don’t waste time with
pills or tablets but get REAL
Adlerika action. Kahanek and
Renger Drug Store.
SaveYo
fahvCni
bur
Icks
Stops Oil
'ing
Hruzek Drug Company
and City Drug Store
GOOD MEAT
YOU can’t get any other kind
when you patronize this
market.
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL — PACKING HOUSE
PRODUCTS A SPECIALITY.
We’ll give you service and
the best meats the range and
feed pens produce.
BARBECUE every Saturday.
City Meat Market
PHONE No. 84.
P. P. Janacek, Prop.
An Oil stove without
a Lorain Burner is like
an auto without a star-
ter. For sale by Chas
Pillar.
Here comes Neva after be-
ing absent for a while.
All the farmers around here
are busy picking cotton what
about you Ed. are you busy
too. (A little bit Ed.)
There was a birthday dance
given at the Mis. Bender
home Sunday before last in
honor of Misses Lilian, Vlas-
ta’s birthday. Among those
who attended were: Mr. and
Mrs. -Jero Bender and Sonnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Orsack and
daughter Miss Blanche, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Bender and dau-
ghters Mr. and Mrs. Aug.
Kutach and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Morasek and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mizera
and daughter, Misses Lillian
Bender of Wallis, Lillian, Al-
bina Pesek, Marie and Helen
Havel, Marie Neuvar, Annie
Kutach, Annie Bettie, Agnes
Steffek and Pauline Mozisek,
Messrs Cleo Miller, John Ku-
tach, Jim Welfl, Frank Pesek,
Anton Louis and Joe Havel,
Eddie Neuvar, Eddie Janak
and J. Janca. At 10:30 o’clock
the table was spread with all
kinds of good things to eat
and at a very late hour the
guests departed for their
homes wishing Misses Bender
many more such happy ret-
urns of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Broz
and baby visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Aug. Kutach Sunday nite.
The Wied dance was fairly
well attended.
Messrs Joe Kutach, Jr. Joe
Bender, Joe Kutach Sr. and
son John motored to ElCam-
po on business.
Messrs Ed. Neuvar and son
Eddie and Fr. Makove called
on Mr. Jas. Orsack Jr. Thurs.
eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morisek
and family called on home-
folks Friday.
Miss Jessie Srubar is at
present picking for Mr. and
Mrs. P. Morisak.
Say Esther the music was
fine but wish you had been
here to help us enjoy it.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Srubar
and daughter visited with
friends around Mont Thursday
Am sorry to state that
Miss Sophie Kutach is sick at
the Shiner Hospital wish her
a speedy recovery.
Miss Annie Kutach of Sweet
Home has returned home from
Victoria after spending a
week with relatives and
friends.
Say Little School Girl how
did you enjoy the house dance
you have mentioned? Come
more often with yours letters
also you Sport of H’ville Rt.
4.
Mr. Joe Bender and sisters
Misses Vlasta and Angie called
on Mr. and Mrs. Jas Orsack
and daughter Friday.
There will be a dance at
Sweet Home Wed. lets all get
ready and go.
As my letter is getting too
long must conclude and leave
a space for the rest. As ever.
Neva.
Dry is still tire order of
these days and people around
here are losing their cattle as
they are starving.
Mrs. It. Lucke and son Ju-
nior spent Friday afternoon
with her mother Mrs. L. F.
I Chapman.
Mr. Ed. Neuvar and son
I were seen going to Mont gin
with a bale of cotton Satur-
day afternoon.
Messrs John Srnolik and
August Polansky spent Satur-
day nite with Mr. A. L. Mikul-
| enka.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Luck*' and
family were seen on our high-
way Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Orsack
spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. M. Z. Orsack.
Mr. R. Lucke was seen go-
ing Sunday morning to H’ville
on important business.
Mr. R. Lucke lost a fine cow
Sunday morning, she ate too
much cane.
Mr. August Polansky called
on Anton Smirak Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. Ed. Fajkus was seen
in our burg Saturday after-
noon.
Rose comes again b cause
she wants to get the prize.
Henrietta of Sweet Home
your letter wasn’t in the pa-
per for a long time so I don’t
believe you will be the one to
get the gold medal.
Those that visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Bujnoch were
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brosch
and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kocian and sons, Messrs John
and Mike Kocian, Misses Mary
and Agnes Kocian and Bea-
trice Dornak.
Darling of Hallettsville keep
on guessing you’ll guess some-
times. I know you real well
you are P. S. say so if 1 am
right.
Those that spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jos Sitka
and daughter Virginia were:
Mr. Frank Kocian and sons,
Mr. Pat Bujnoch, Messrs John
and Mike Kocian, Louis Sit-
ka, Lvde Bordovsky, Misses
Mary and Agnes Kocian.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sitka and
daughter Virginia Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Sitka visited v ith
Mr. and Mrs. Jim KlekarWod
nesday nite.
Unknown Lover of Koerth
John Quitta spent Thursday you guessed me right but that
nite with Joe Bujnoch. was the first time you were
Mr. Frank Orsack and sons j guessing at me wasn’t it
spent Sunday morning at | Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Sla-
Mont.n jnina and little daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mizera I Marguerite visited her parents
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Wick, and
Mrs. Joe Kutach. sons of Mont.
Messrs Willie and Tom Mi- Those that attended the
kulenka and August Smirak house dance of Mr. and Mrs.
spent Sunday with Dallas Ben- Emil Wick Saturday were: Mr.
nett. and Mrs. Emil Hermes, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett children, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
and family spent Tuesday with Wick and children, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett. 1 Mrs. John Wick, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Orsack .John Kocian and children, Mr.
spent Sunday with Mr. and and Mrs. William Pekar and
Mrs. Ed. Neuvar. son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Don-
Mr. and Mrs. John Micek nelly and son, Mr. and Mrs.
and children spent Sunday Fred Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs.
with friends at St. Mary’s. Frank Slanina and baby, Mr.
Mr. F. B. Kahanek was and Mrs. Bezing and children,
seen going to Hallettsville Mr. Clarence Donnelly and
Saturday. childen, Messrs Adolph Pekar
Mr. Mike Dornak was driv- Rudolph Frank, Joseph, and
ing a bunch of geese Sunday Steve Wick. Herbert Hoff,
evening. Ellen and James Donnelly,
Messrs Joe and John Ben- John and Mike Kocian, Misses
nett visited Dallas Bennett. . Cassie, Liede, Lena, Ora Pearl
Will stop and leave space Ruth and Mable Donnelly,
for others.
Mary and Agnes Kocian, Mary
Jeff and Julius, and Celia Wick, Carrie and
__Julia Roller all enjoyed it to
the last.
Say Sweetie come on with
your fine and interesting let-
WIED NEWS
We had some rain this week ters.
for which we are all very Messrs Louis ana
thankful.
Albert
Dornak chatted a while with
COLOR IT NEW WITH
“DIAMOND DYES”
at Wiel ^°01 * °Pei}ed Messrs Pete Bujnoch John and
Monday with the following Mike Kocian.
faculty, Mr. Chas. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wick
as principal, Mrs. McDonald an(j son visited with her par-
intermediate and Miss Antonia ents ]yjr an(j Mrs. Joseph Pe-
Pustka primary. . kar Sr
The: attendance is large We ‘sport of Hallettsville Rt. 4
aie all confident that this: j have no idea who you are
session will be a very suc-^ut I hope to find out soon,
cessful one. ! Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bujnoch
The teacheis tbls Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bujnoch
community all attended tne an(j son visited with Mr. and
nstitute m LaGrange last Mrs. Frank Kahanek Saturday
\\00K.
i ff ^ I Mr. and Mrs. John Kocian
a e left \\ied and moved an(j children visited with his
to their new home at Shiner brother Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kocian and sons Wednesday
eve.
nr • , . i , , - . , As my letter is getting too
\\ e wish them lots of good ]ong will stop and leave space
HALLETTSVILLE ROUTE 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Pustka Jr.
are ..now occupying the old
homestead.
luck.
Philip Rothschmitt
MEAT MARKET
> Just Dip to Tint or Boil
* to Dye
Each 15-eent
package conta-
ins directions so
simple any wo-
man can tint HI
soft, delicate
'shades or dye
rich, permanent
colors in ling-
erie, silks waists
dresses, coats,
j stockings, sweaters, draperies,
I coverings, hangings—every-
thing!
Buy Diamond Dyes no other
I kind—tell your druggist whe-
ther | the material you wish
to color is wool or silk, or
! whether it is linen cotton or
; mixed goods.
Miss Sophie Kutach waste 1 remain
operated on at Dr. Wagner’s j
Hospital. Am glad to say that1
| she is getting along just as -
good as could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kallus
•and Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Netardus visited in Yoakum
Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Morris is at the
Renger Hospital where she
underwent an operation. Hope
she will soon be well again.
for Darling, Sport and Sweei
Rose
GET AT THE CAUSE
Many Hallettsville Folks
Are Showing How To Avoid
Needless Suffering.
Highest Price Paid for Hides.
Your patronage appreciated.
NOTICE.
Next time got a real Truck,
one that hauls a real load it
doesn't cost any more. Call
the Merchants Truck Line
Thone 200 or 80. Any time
A. F. & A. M.
Murchison
MpLodge No. 80
' Stated meet-
ings Tuesday
_ night on or
^before the full
moon of each
month. Visit-
ing brethren in city are invited
to attend. Meets at their build-
ing adjoining City Fire Hall on
east.
'Hias. Pillar, Secretary.
There’s nothing more an-
noying than kidney weakness
The farmers are Ylowly or inability to properly control
picking cotton, the ginner is the kldne>r secretions .Night
not rushed and gins only on and da>r allke the sufferer is
; Saturdays. So far he has' gin- ' tormented and what with the
hied only 8 bales compared to burning and scalding, he atten-
i several hundred last year. We 1 dant backache headache and
|get to see plenty of bales but!dizziness’ life ls indeed a bur-
they are hay bales and not , den* Doan’s Pills—a stimulant
cotton. diuretic to the kidneys—have
Tuesday the following visi- i brought peace and comfort to
'ted at A. J. Kallus home, Jos. |™any Hallettsville people. Pro-
Migl, Ad. Migl, of Praha, H.!flt 1>Y thls Hallettsville resi-
le Zvesper of Schulenburg, dent’s expeneence:
and Misses Jaresh of near Vy- ^ ^ • Mitchell, J0-> E. 1st
sehrad. St.., says: “1 had an attack of
Everything is so quiet no kidney trouble that caused me
news, therefore adieu. u> f°el rn,£ht.V miserable. My
Nemo back ached constantly and
____ ’ ; when 1 bent over, sharp twin-
nn | kHPFfKV Kes cauFrbl ,ne arross my kid-
l /li. l . \j. *V\/1 cA t\ % , neys. My kidneys acted irregu-
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat . larly and 1 was certainly all
We were blessed by a good
rain here Monday which w*as
badly needed for everything.
It wasn’t enough but thanks
for what we did get.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Staffa
and daughter Adela were cal-
lers on Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hollub Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sciba
and family Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Dornak and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Brosch and daughter,
Victor and Willie Sciba were
visitors Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Dornak.
Mrs. John Quitta Sr. spent
Sunday with relatives in your
city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hrncir
and family were visitors in
our community one day last
w*eek.
The Mont School will open
for the 1925-26 term Monday
Sept. 14 with Miss Ora Lee
Willis as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Kutach
and sons were guests at Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Sciba Tues-
day.
Picking cotton is in full
speed around here.
Mr. and Mrs. John .Micek
and children were visitors
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Binder.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Srnolik
and baby were seen going to
Sweet Home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dornak
and son we e visitors with Mr.
and Mm. Bud. Spanihel Sr.
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Kutach
and son were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Sciba.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mizera
and baby were seen going to
Worthing Sunday.
Worthing Chronicle what
has happened to you why
don’t you write also you Tob-
sio of Komensky come more
oft e ne r.
Must close and let Bunko,
Reporter and American Bea-
uty have space. I remain the
same old.
Sport.
Will again send in a few j
lines to the Herald from this
community after a short ab- ■
sen ce.
This community was bless-;
ed by a small rain Monday
still more rain is needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brosh |
and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Itud.
Sciba and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Dornak and son were
\ isitors Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Dornak.
Mrs. Anton Wick returned
to her home Monday after a
two weeks visit with relatives
in Wallis.
Miss Jennie Ivonvicka retu-
rned to her home in Nordheim
one day last week after a few
days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
[Andrew Konvicka.
Those that visited with Mr.
i and Mrs. Rud. Sciba Sunday
!night were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
I Dornak and son, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Strauss and daughter,
j Mr. and- Mrs. Aug. Dornak
i and sons, Miss Annie Sciba
an£ John Quitta Sr.
Mrs. John Quitta visited a
few days in your city this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Kutach
and son visited Monday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fr.
Sciba.
The Williamsburg school will
begin its 1925-26 term Mon-
day with Miss Sallie More-
land as teacher.
Jim and Anton Srnolik were
seen in our community Tues-
day morning.
Say Lily of the Valley, Just
a Friend of S. H. and also you
Wrigley and Sarah Winnie
come on with your interesting
letters they always are fine.
Mrs. Sam Allen and child-
ren are at present visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
McEloy.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kutach
and sons visited Tuesday in
our community.
Philip Rothschmitt and John
Hrncir were business visitors
in our community Tuesday
afternoon.
As this is about all I know
today will stop and leave
space for Worthing Times,
Balloon and Worthing Chro-
nicle. As ever the same
Darling.
-?(7
FACTS
Druggist: “What will it cost
to have my car fixed?”
Garageman: “What’s the
matter with it?”
Druggist: “1 don’t know.”
Garageman: “Fifty-two dol-
lars and fifty cents.”
-k :k *i‘
Flap.—“Where you going
Dearie ?”
Deb.—“Out for a ride with
Jack. Do 1 need a coat?”
Flap.—“1 should say not.
You’ll need a fan.”
•i- * *
Higher Education
..How is your son getting on
at college?”
“ He must be doing pretty
well in languages. I have just
paid for three courses—$10
for Latin, $10 for Greek and
$100 for Scotch.”
:jt :|t *
Better Late Than Never
“I never saw such dreamy
eyes.”
“You never stayed so late”.
* * *
Accident
“My father was a railroad
engineer ”
“Yeah! You look like his
first wreck!’”
* * *
A Hot One
Caustic Critic “Gee but you
have a lot of bum jokes in
this issue.”
Editor: “Oh, I don’t know*.
I put a bunch of them in the
stove and the fire just roared”
* * *
At The Club
Lover: “Can there be any
sweeter words than ‘I love
you’ ?”.
Writer: “ Yes, ‘Check inclo-
sed’. ”
Speeder: “Sure. ‘Not
guilty.’ ”
* * *
Stepping On the Gas
The boss w*as dictating to
the new* pretty and sophisti-
cated stenographer. Suddenly
he stopped.
“Am I too fast for you?”
he asked anxiously.
She considered him and
then replied: “Oh no indeed
but you’re a trifle old.”
* * *
“Say sonny why’s your milk
pail empty? Didn’t the old
cow* give anything"?”
“Yep eight quarts and one
kick.”
* # V
Jones: “I didn’t get much
sleep last night.”
Brow*n: “What w*as the
trouble.”
Jones: “The blind w*as up”
Brown: “Why didn’t you
pull it down?”
Jones: “I couldn’t reach ac-
ross the street.”
CATARRH
Catarrh is a Local disease greatly In-
fluenced by Constitutional conditions.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE* con-
sists of an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucoue Sur-
faces and assists in ridding your Systsm
of Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.
W.E.PARR,
■■■' ........ 1
LAWYER
Office over First State Bank
Hallettsville, Texas.
Practice in all courts.
— 6% Loans on Farm*. —
Gray Building
YOAKUM,TEXAS
1st. Monday Hallettsville.
2nd, Monday Weimar
3rd. Monday Flatonia.
1th Monday, Schulenburg
out of fix. One box of Doan’s
Fills from Hallettsville Drug
Store completely cured me.”
60 cts. at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo
NY. (18)
Gasoline, Oils, Hood
Tires and Tubes all
sizes at F. C. Deborah.
(31)
Hallettsville Council
No. 2433
Knights of Columbus
Business meeting
1st. Tuesday
Social meeting
3rd "Tuesday
of ?ac#» month
All vlmltlng Knight* Walcontm
% •
Hood Tires and Tubes and
Auto Accessories. Your busi-
ness appreciated at Walter
Albert.
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