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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
5
Numerous names visit the city today from towns like Navabota, Navasota, Tabor, and College. Residents and guests shop at The Glode for ladies wear and dry goods while vendors advertise rag buys, baking goods, and a new sewing machine.
The page reports cotton futures and local prices with figures for spot cotton and cottonseed at 20.00 per ton. It notes demand and supply signals, with mentions of American markets, futures quotes, and the Fort Worth Livestock Market detailing cattle receipts around 7800 and top prices near 5.50. Also referenced are Academy colors and a call to contact the Eagle office for notices.
All persons holding accounts against the estate of SB Buchanan are notified to present their claims at the First State Bank & Trust Company or settle promptly. Also all debtors to the estate must meet their accounts at once. Pl. Harron and W. H. Buchanan listed. Coal supply and delivery announced by Aryan IC CO with phone contact for orders.
Mr. W A Shelby of Independence died yesterday in Houston after a lingering illness. He leaves a widow and four children, with cousins and other relatives sharing in the services. Funeral arrangements announced for Baptist church in Independence with burial at the local cemetery under the direction of Wishard. Members of the local community and Masonic Lodge No 200 will attend.
Mr Gearne P Ayers wed Miss Merharnes in a city church Wednesday at 4 PM with Rev IX Thomas officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr A Marne of Union Hill, connected to A I college. The couple will reside with Mr and Mrs T A Ayers in Providence.
Hadrian Moore Company conducts a sale on Tuesday November 2 for a light bidder. A Staver Dukky and a set of Lurmese valued at 100 are up for bid. Attend to place your offer.
The Methodist church holds memorial services honoring members who died during the year. A suitable memoir will be read by a pastor and a brief final tribute will be kept in keeping with church tradition. The pastor asks the congregation to attend the service next Sunday, designated as the first Sunday of the conference year.
An item notes the Bryda Baptist Academy holiday as most students leave for Thanksgiving. Albee Worley is appointed police master after months as deputy who has been described as Johnny on the spot. The annual Thanksgiving hall at Ac M college is planned with cadets and sisters expected to attend and enjoy a beautifully decorated ball.
A fragmentary notice in the Colonial Orient cites author Graham promoting a Monday performance at moderate prices. It mentions a full production with a planned run and seating details while promising a complete dress rehearsal and data.
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