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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
3
Northbound passenger No 122 departs 7 00 a m and No 104 departs 9 00 a m with main G N service east and west. Southbound No 106 arrives 7 00 p m and No 121 mixed arrives 4 50 p m.
Local shop Coulter's features a fresh line of white fawn shirt waists and madras goods with new stock in dresses and domestic fabrics. Nearby notices list rental rooms, job ads, and varied sales while citizens like Henderson and Upchurch visit from nearby towns.
Promoter John B. Mike books the Spanish Concert Company from Barcelona for the year end show. Soloists Rocabruna Ferrer and Roure perform violin cello and piano with Mendelssohn and other masters on the program. The crowd is expected to rise for Adios a la Alhambra as the highlight.
W C Bell of Dallas and Miss Bertha Evetts were married yesterday morning at the bride’s mother’s home in Benchley. Dr J D West officiated. The couple will live in Dallas where Bell works for American Express. The bride is well known in Bryan and sister of Mrs R H Harrison.
A Concord meeting hosted by Revs Goodman Nicholson Robertson county and Searcy of Madison drew five services last week. Other church events occurred at the Presbyterian church and Liberty with Rev Aikens of Hearne. Local social notes mention visits among Sleete McDonald Walter Holden Freeman James Francis Jr Mayme, Mrs Thomas, the Elliott family, and others. The infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Meade shows slow improvement after weeks of illness. Wild Goose.
March notes from Green's Prairie report farmers busy with cotton and corn. Visits include Ran Smith of Brazosbotom to daughter Lula Williams, Zaddie Williams with Dula Goens, Mrs. Sam Williams with daughters to Lon Williams, Deckmans from Waxahachie with Corsa Williams, Simeon Moody of Rock Prairie to Emmett Brunson, and W. C. Kincannon with J. T. Kelley visiting Sunday evening.
March 31 note reports the health of the community as very good. Local residents attended church at Concord Sunday and visitors from nearby towns such as Edge and Alexandria were noted among households. Several residents plan moves to Houston and Bryan, with names including Mrs. Zimmerman and Mr. Hudspeth, among others.
A dated hotel arrivals list records guests including J J Wagner from Kansas City RL Miller from Dallas J V Matson from Hubbard J L Goodman from Franklin and others in Houston New Orleans Waco St Louis and Philadelphia names appear with several accompanying towns and initials. Also listed are Tucker House guests such as A Hagen Greenville W M Mc Donald Madisonville and others with Hinges to Wellborn Dallas Navasota and Edge among others.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad offers reduced round trip fares for the Lumberman’s Convention in Houston from April 8 to 10, with sale dates April 6 and 7 and return limit April 12. The Lumberman’s Special to Mexico City departs Houston 11 15 p m April 10 via Sunset Route stopping at Republic points. Delegates get very low rates with extended limits. contact Carl F Drake Austin Tex or M L Robbins T J Anderson G P T A A G P A Houston Tex for rates, schedules, and accommodations.
For trains passing Bryan April 21 and 22 at 2 17 a m H and I C will sell round trip tickets to Dallas fare 430 For other trains April 22 and 23 tickets to Dallas and return fare 540 All tickets valid for continuous passage each way Final limit to leave Dallas by April 26 1902 W S Wilson Agent
Advertisement offers Quinorla claiming malaria cure in four days. States druggists refund money on any sale. price 50 cents per package. Mentions M. H. James, Bryan, Texas as leading druggist. Also lists for sale a small nearly new house with lot at a bargain and instructions to apply at 1089 for details.
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