Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 20, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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HALLETT,v!T.: HER ALU HALLETTSVILLE, TEXAS
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I HALLETTSVILLE ROUTE 4.;
We’re having- some pretty;
: ! sunshiny days and I guess the j
I farmers wiitj staid to planting !
West Bound ........11:15 a. m. | cotton pretty soon.
East Bound ............4:37 p. in.! Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Chap-'
Night Trains man and sens spent sundry!
West Bound .... 15:10 p.m.! 'VthMr. Hoe Stockton and
East Bound............5.20 a. m.jmiiy of Mossy Grove. i
j Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Benneti |
Market Keoor\ I visited Tuesday evening with;
Bales new ........................ 6607
BRESLAU Friday nite. •
---- Mrs. M. Z. Orsak chatted
Here comes a new writer to' a while with Mrs. VY-m Ger-
join the dear old Herald. If lich Saturday eve.
I am welcome? (Certanly Ed) Miss Mary Neuvar spent
.7 nice rain blessed our com- Sunday eve with Misses Stef-
r.vanity Thursday. fek.
Frank Krauskopf of El Cam Miss Annie Spaniliel retur-
po enjoyed Sunday at the j ned from Eagle Lake this
Jce Opella home. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence De- Mrs. A. Bender and
Prescription He jWrote
in 1892 is the World’s
Most Popular Laxative
Strict1 Middling ...... lS^e
Middling ............ 18c
Strict Low Middling........IV1 Ac
Produce
Eggs per dozen ........18—19c
Old roosters per lb ........5c
Fryers per pound ......- 26c
Turkeys per pound............22c
Geese full feathered............10c
Geese full featherd......... 11c
Hens ............................14—15c
Guineas each .................---- 25c
Hides ................................ 19c
Bacon per lb, Texas..........15c
Country lard per lb.....12—13c
Hay per ton ................$118.00
Corn per bu. shelled ........80c
Wood per cord ................$5.00
Butter fat No. 1.................42c
Butter fat No. 2 ................37c
Cotton seed per ton ........$30
Hulls per ton ........... -$8
Meal per sack ................ $2.25
Onions per lb .................... 2c
Irish potatoes per lb.........3c
Beeswax ......................22—27c
Wool ........................ 15—27c
Pecans ................................. 8c
ORDER OF SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Con-
stable of Lavaca County, Te-
xas—
Greeting:
Polk But if said property
should not sell for enough
to pay off said sums of mo-
ney, the balance due shall be
made as under execution, and
such order of sale shall have
the force and effect of a writ
of possession, and the officer
executing same shall make a
good and sufficient deed, to
said property and place the
purchaser of said property in
possession, thereof within
thirty days from date of sale.
Therefore, you are hereby
commanded that you proceed
to seize and sell the above de-
scribed property, as under exe-
cution, and make good and
sufficient deed, to said proper-
ty and to place the purchaser
of the same in possession the-
reof, within thirty days after
W hen Dr. Caldwell start ed
John : to practice medicine, back in
L.F. Chapman and family ofiHonore C-usson and daughter i Smolik spent Tuesday with Mr 1875, the needs for a laxative
vour city. i Miss Clara Dean of San An-land Mrs. Jim Bender. were not as great as they are
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett tonio are spending a month! Misses Lucy and Agnes Smo today People lived normal
and family called on J. C. Je-jwith her mother Mrs. M. Mein I lik visited at the Bender honm quiet lives, ate plain, whole-
mison and family Sunday.
Mrs. R. Lucke and sons and
ke and family.
Victor Roeber and
Alfred
Mrs. E. Lucke visited Satur- j Hornshu were seen on the Wit-
day with Mrs. L. F. Chapman, j ting road Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs E. L Brow and
family spent Sunday week
with Mr. arid Mrs. Louis An-
derson and family of Navidad.
Mr. John Bennett Jr. retur-
ned to Cuero Sunday after a
visit with the homefolks the
week end.
Mr. E. L. Brown and dau-
ghter Myrtle visited Sunday
evening wit! Lue Stockton and
family of your city.
Miss Mabel Stockton of Ho-
uston returned from Houston
to visit the homefolks of Mos-
sy Grove a few days.
Miss Nona Vee Harral sp-
ent one night last week with
Marie Stockton of your city.
Miss Annie Satsky visited
Myrtle Brown one day last
week. U C I M As ever,
Dolly Dimples.
Mrs. Alfred Hornshu chat-
ted a while with Mrs, Val.
Ludwig the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Krueger
YOAKUM ROUTE 4.
How is everybody enjoying
chis cold weather again, after
having regular spring hot
days.
Mr. Julius Benkovsky and
son Alphonse called on Mr.
Ernest Mohela Saturday.
Misses Lillie and Agnes Za-
topek visited with Mr and Mrs
M. W. Neel and family Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jalufka
and daughters Misses Dolfie
and Justine and Rev. G. Ku-
ratko visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Jurena and family
Sunday.
Messrs Rudolph, Frank and
Fillip Jurena and Ernest Mo-
hela spent Sunday with Mes-
srs Emil and Joe Zatopek.
Mr. Leo Gerdes of Koerth
was seen going to Hope Wed-
nesday.
Mr. Fred Hoffer and son
Lonnie were in Hope Wednes-
day on special business.
Mr. Gus Jurena of Supple
Monday night. some food, and got plenty of
Miss Annye Spanihel retur- fresh air and sunshine. But e-
ned home from Eagle Lake j ven that early there were dras
after a two weeks visit with | tic physics and purges for the
Mr. and Mrs. R. Spanihel. j relief of constipation which Dr
Eddie Neuvar and Jim Ben- i Caldwell did not believe were
der were in Flatonia .Wednes-j good for human beings to put
day on business. ! into their system. So he wrote
and children visited Saturday | Misses Irene and Margaret j a prescription for a laxative to
nite with Joe Tokarsky and fa-1 Hollub chatted a while with be used by his patients. *
mily. Agnes and Fannie Prasek Tu-| The! prescription for consti-
Wednesday guests at the esday morning. I pation that he used early in
E. Petrich home were Mr. «nd| Miss Mary Neuvar spent Fri his practice, and which he put
Mrs. Arthur Claus and babe,! day and Saturday at the Jim in drug stores in 1892 under
Mrs. Rud, Sobotik, Mrs. C. D. | Bender home. ‘ I the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Sy- never without iW. Caldwell’s
„ K________A Swrnh Poaoin o vi a ljt trnu nlill
the day of sale, and you ap-j JaFk " as seen on our highway
ply the proceeds thereof to'Friday evening,
the payment and satisfaction A ™ell as this is all the news
of said sum of One Hundred! f°r ,thls must close and
and Fifty Dollars, together!^0 better f°r the next time,
with the interest that may be | ever*
due thereon, and the further!
sum of $11.20 Dollars, costs of'
suit, together with your legal
fees and commissions for exe-
cuting this writ. And if the
said property shall sell for
more than sufficient to pay
off and satisfy said sums of
money, then you are hereby
directed to pay over the excess
thereof to the defendant C. H.
F olk, But if you fail to find
said property, or if the pro-
ceeds of such sale be insuffici-
ent to satisfy said judgment;,
then you are directed to make
the money, or any balance
thereof remaining unpaid, out if
of any other property of de- s
fondant, as in case of ordinary if
executions. j =
Herein Fail Not, but due re- SI
turn make hereof within Sixty if
days, showing how you havellg
executed the same.
Water Lily.
Cusson and babe of San An-
tonio, Mrs. Val Ludwig, dau-
ghter Miss Wallace and son
Olen.
Henry and Otto Riebschla-
ger spent the week-end with
Komensky relatives.
Church services at the Lu-
theran church here Sunday
were not very well attended.
Sony to report that Miss
Mildred Petrich is on the sick
list. Wish her a speedy reco-
very.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rucker
spent the other day with Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koenning
Miss Julia Opella and bro-
ther Julius and Tomie Rucker
were Sunday callers at the
Mrs. H. Meinke home. Some
one ask them how they enjoy-
ed playing cards.
Master Julius Opella visited
in your city Saturday.
Mr. and M.rs C. D. Cusson
and daughter Miss Clara Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Claus
and family and Bill Petrich
were Tuesday nite callers at
the Rud. Sobotik home.
Mr. Val Ludwig and son
Olen spent a while with their
son and brother Oscar Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lade wig
were Wednesday callers at
Yoakum.
this community are sick with
the flu. Wish everyone a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cusson
and babe of San Antonio are
enjoying a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Rud. Soobtik. As
ever.
Babe.
Those who helped to cele-imp Pepsin, is a liquid vegeta- Syrup Pepsin, and if you will
brate the 9th birthday of little j ble remedy, intended for wo- once staid using it you will fllj
Miss Margaret Bender Satur-'men, children and elderly peo- so have a bottle handy for e-
day night v»eie . Mi. and Mrs. {pie, and they need just such rnergencies.
^eiP J?en<*£ j °l | a mild, safe, gentle bowel sti- It is particular!^' pleasing
and Mis. ^d. Neuvar Si. and jmulant as Syrup Pepsin. know that the most of it
daughter, Mr. and Mi\s. Joe j Under successful manage- bought by mothers for tl.ei
opamhel and cmldren, Mi\ ann j ment this prescription has pro- selves and the children th4u]
Mis. Jim OrsacK. aim children, v|ed its worth and is now the Syrup Pepsin
vt1*: andAf,eucar £;i Ingest selling liquid laxative ble for eider,, .
M.. and Mrs. Joan Smolik, jn the world. The fact that mil drug stores have the genelro
S iSA^deJ1'’ Messrs ''ons of bottles are used a year bottles.
Nick Welfi and Anton Mizera! W?™* th^ lfc h?s won the con We wofild be dla* to
fidence of people who needed you prove at our Expense
it to get relief from headaches much Dr. Caldwell’s
biliousness, flatulence, indiges- Pepsin can mean Ito you
tion, loss of appetite and sleepy yours. Just write ‘Syrup
bad breath, dyspepsia, colds' sin,” Monticello, Illinois,
a ™^f.vers‘ we sendyou prepaid
Millions of families are now FREE SAB4PLE BOTTLE.
— i> ■ ■ ! -i NT 11
At 10 o’clock the table was
spread with all good things to
eat. At 12 o’clock all depar-
ted for their homes wishing
Margaret many happy birth-
days. With best wishes,
I am the
Flower of Orient.
VELEHRAD SECTION NEWS
HUB
*t»unntu»nfi
TgjU
Long Troubled
by
Constipation K
**Black-Drau;jht has been a
family medicine with us for
fifteen year3,” says Mr. F. M.
Huntley, of Neosho, Mo. ”1 read
about it first Li the Ladies Birth-
day Almanac and what I read
there sounder!, so convincing I
made up my mind to try Black-
Draught, as 1 had been trou-
bled with constipation for a long
time.
*1 found BleFk-Draught to be
the ideal medicine for this trou-
bie. It gave me quick relief.
=
. . j Frequently I liad bad hea daches
I riven under my hand and,: and pains, due: to toxic poison.
7° S( ? Of the District Court ij By taking a course of Black-
j ' VaN bounty, at my office;^ Draught I gave my system a
Ha .Cvtsville, this 25th day j thorough cleansing, and I have
•j. February 1928. j {! had little or no trouble since
(Seal> CIIAS. J. STRAUSS, 12 then.
li lei k, District f ourt. Lavaca! \ "Now, if I acn Itecuming con-
!> °unty, Texas. ; \ atipafced, I take Beveral small
13—20 I \ doses of Black-Draught, and am
---11 very soon feeing fine."
1 1
_ M Coats only 1 cent a dose._
Every Policy well se-: 1/TT-
cured with State of Te-:s|| S
*as.—L, F. Mikulenka,;M|||fit'PnAU
Di*t. Mgr. Pan-Amert- i
can Life Insurance Co.
MONT PICKUPS
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Konvicka
and daughters visited relatives
here Sunday eve.
Visitors at the Jero Bender
home at Moulton Sunday eve
were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ben-
der and children, Mr. and Mrs
Ed. Kubicek, Mr. and Mrs.
John Welfi, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Welfi and family, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Smolik.
Those who visited at the Ed
Neuvar home Sunday eve
were: Mrs. B. Fajkus, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Melnar and daugh-
ter Gabriela, Mrs. Carrie Kou-
ba and daughter Irene, Mr
and Mrs. Eddie Neuvar Jr.
Here comes Reporter after
being absent for a long time.
Say Ed. am J still welcome?
(Quite so Ed)
Mr. Martin Riha who has
been down with Blood Poison
is doing nicely.
Mr. Leo Havrda who has
been down with measles and
flu is doing nicely.
Mr. F. Jemelka of the Pra-
ha section is doing improve-
ments on his farm. Also on his
home.
The Velehrad P. T. A. will
hold its meeting on Sunday
April the 15th.
This community was blessed
with a nice rain iast Thursday
also some hail. The hail las-
ted full 5 minutes covering the
ground white. Hardly any da-
mage was done.
Death cf Mrs. Smolik
Mrs. Smolik passed quietly
away to the great beyond Tu-
esday morning after a few
weeks illness.
Her husband preceded her
to death 4 years ago and after
his death the deceased moved
to California to her daughter
who is married to Mr. Albert
Greive. After she stayed there
for the 3rd year she began
to feel worse therefore she de-
cided to go back to her son’s
home John Smolik where she
also died. She was buried in
the Praha Catholic Cemetery
Thursday morning with Re-
quiem offered to the deceased
by Rev. Neubert.
She is survived by her five
children and a long row of
daughters Mary and Agnes,
sons Jim and Frankie, Mrs.
Mary Wagner and children.
Those who spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hunchur and family whe
re Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tousek
and daughters Misses Rosie,
Mary and Bessie and son Jim.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tou-
sek, Misses Rosie and Kamila
Welfi and Miss Dora Perat.
Messrs Louis and Willie Za-
pletal spent Sunday. night
with Master Frank Tousek.
Those who spent Sunday
with Misses Elsie and Alice
Kurtz where Misses Frances
Della and Lillie Kurtz.
What’s up girls, M. K. and
Rl K. about A. B and. J. M.
Saturday nite, ha, ha, I bet
something is going on. Isn’t
it girls.
Say you Two Boys F. K. and
A, B. You were seen going to-
ward Moulton last Sunday. I
bet you alT went to see R. T.
and B. T. Wasn’t that funny
that you all couldn’t find the
place boys. Ha Ha.
Miss Vlasta Bender spent a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jero
Bender.
Will stop and leave space
for better writers than me.
Cinderella.
As I am out of news, I
as ever.
Seventh Grader.
(E
WS
MOULTON
Born
Mt. and Mrs. Willie B|*eti-
hopf are
of a little girl,
schopf are the proud parpadts
of a little girl, be
day, March 7.
m Wecfnei-
and
am
A little girl arrived at this
home of JVfr. and Mrs. Chs rls
Dariiiek residing several mils
east of Mhulton t>|i Thursfla
Marc|h 8,
Mri and Mrs. jbe Trojdce
residing near (j)ld Moultod,
were made happy Frill a J
March 9, over the arrival (>f
Joyce
ry happy Sunday morning,
March 11, over the arriva d
a little giiil.—Moulton Eagle.
GivSTTto Me now.
Have you got a rdse for me
OLD SWEET HOME SCHOOL
Give It to jne no
Don’t wait till I Havie passe
away,
And death is on njijr brow.
Of coiunse 1 want g|ime flovfre
grave;
Laid gently on „
But give me some bf the rdset
n°\r, j
For these my soul
Have you got kir|c
me?
T, J ‘ 0 J Say them bo me n(ow!
The pupils oi Old Sweet, ^ncj y/hen nr°u meet me on Iche
Home School have finished street,
doth crave
words
ari-
girl. Her name i
ney. M ; ,
iVIii and Mrs. Eld VoelkeH (H?
near Komdnsky were made
V£-
7
Smile at me and how
tie
th<
to be kiid,
: heart so
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Neuvar j
and baby Mildred Marie ol ; «rroPt-a,rand-children
Victoria. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Orsak and children visited
I i Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Neuvar Jr.
Saturday night.
their uniform county examina-
tions which was prepared by
Co. Supt Schoppe. The ques-
tions were given to us by our
teachers Miss Mary Kutac and
Prof. C. It. Hrncir as soon asj wdrld;
they were received. We are Like a genjtle lovjiig ||touch[.
Oh* it costs so littlh
And it cheers
much.
i And tjbore’i nothinii all ihi
I grand children and a few
eat-grand-children. t.-icj « cit receive**, we a e i Like a gentle lovii
May she rest in peace and! glad to report that none of §0 while \i'e’re lnjing in thiiS
to the bereaved we extend our; us were failures after we aver- world *
most sincere sympathy. | aged up the highest grades j Let u$ be true and kind;
Mr. Alb. G. and Leo M. Ha-jwere as follows: 'And always try ito iveai
vrda. Frank and Julius Petter 9tn. Grade —Olga L. Ennis sniile
j f has. Steinochei and son Leon. Robert the 8-vear-old son of; 95, 5th Grade—Bessie Slova-I mind7 *
I sPent Sunday with Mr. and! Mr. and Lira. Joh n H: vrda oficek 92. 4th Grade, Inez Cau-1 Don’t Veil it to me how*
= Mrs. John Bujnoch. 'the Velriir.i1 sc C v i rir.vn thorn 95. 3rd grade Richard j just ,utltil sdme oti
- cy v'o ji1ttfM- dau-1 Dworsky 9.0. ' time
it : lu. W e will all enjoy a picnic ^ bray past away ;omeho\4
I... ; a on March 19, all of us will j Doif.’t tell mo anotliefs fa
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bender I
visao
Safety First Sale
extended unti? Aprs)
NOTICE!
J wiii repair your wat< not,
i locks and other smali articley
during spare time. See Fred ; Frank Shimek’s Store.
,j. Janak at Dufner’s Berber! _____
Shop. Hallettsville, Tex. (76
Joe Dufner is agent for the
iVjeBane Cotton Seed. Com:?
i«n and place your orders. J
Rev. Dixon
he!
church here Sundav
of Yoakum
services in the Episcopal
j and children visited her home-'filter Millie is dow:
folks Sunday night. 1 fh reporter
Visitors at the Eddie Neuvar j c-y - - a^ove
home Sunday night were: Mr yiy • •
and Mrs. Hy. Spanihel and • v;]) l o e ' ,
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Ig. Steffek 1 « u n;
and daughters Annie and < “ r;n let ad (
Agnes, Mr. and Mrs Adolph y ur iu s, ’
Fajkus and daughter and •. iev !
Fi'ank Fajkus. . •
Mrs. Ignac Steffi••'! __ ______
day eve.
Mr. Buck Sokol was a bus)
ness caller at the Neuvar home
Monday eve.
Mr. Eddie Neuvar and sisters
Mary and Matilda visited a' 1,1
the Jini Bender home Tues
bung good things to eat and • por tHexf thornfs
'oo we will spread our dinner td-1 But tc|lf We; of his jHimfilv adt?
gether. After that we will play i like ■ tHeni best y ou! sec. ]
ill
•Ann games.
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el
I love! the beautifia
j he nonoe v0jj for tpe ^th
n- o < 1'1°rVth ^ °bows: 7th grade As miicli jaij|I knoUl lijbw, ,
I, 7” , ,cV Irv':u^e So if you hive a rise for nifn
Just give it to me notv.
re-
ad,
to me
thing;
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YOUTH LOSES LIFE
EFFORT tO SAVE $1
E. T. Long, John Kvintgami
hrwhcls for $7.50. Samples on Fheo. Long visited in San An-
day.
Mr. R. Spanihe
dek list with fiu.
is on
the
kda and Fred Ermis.
So far ouj- school has been
lucky as no one was absent on
account of flu.
F' • Buv*. S< hoppe visited
on ,>chon: last week.
told ov a «tor\ about the sifters wiiio were dlheping i|n
“Tv.r. B'lHfro-s” which wc staj|.s> ^ Cate* 15L sonlo*
rn-l°-vg: '--Pry much. We like to nr. an 1 Mrfc. Ellit IGatbs, Elc-
limn- mm tell us stones :;nd |c wets bum<*<l to delth
. ho.vr w ho spent art ..un "o hope , e will visit our schj- in* a fire which nes voved til*
Hay with Mr. and Mrs. • ohn on, attain soon. honie |:af'!y today.! | Djt Ga*et
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Ftagje Pakji, Texj. Mhrch
He —While trying toj rescue
11 e.
‘ he
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didn’t freeze, or did you?
exhibit at his store.
onio Sunday.
s scM,:n",™hvVif sa n.?^sr "i"cl™'
stood near the houke.
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Strauss, Mrs. Leo. Semi-weekly Hallettsville Herald (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 20, 1928, newspaper, March 20, 1928; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth759864/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.