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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
3
Schedule snippet lists several North Bound and South Bound tram times with line and car numbers noted. Times include 1:38 p.m. 6 North Bound and 12:46 a.m. 2 South Bound with additional entries at 3:40 p.m. 6 North Bound and 2:48 a.m. G line. The fragment references a 14 North and 12:54 p.m. 16 South with 4:14 p.m. entry.
Residents return from visits in Grimes and Wellborn as Caldwell and Walker’s showcase new jewelry and home goods. Notices mention rentals, sign painting, screen repairs, and a cigar salesman position while residents greet visitors and prepare for Easter candy specials.
Local cast under M S Blackburn directs Because I Love You a beautiful love story with seven comedy parts. Presented Friday night under St Andrews Guild auspices, the cast earned praise at Barrington Hall and other venues before.
Relatives in Bryan and Houston were notified Friday evening of the death of George Norrell 21 of Houston son of Mr and Mrs Geo W Norrell. A State University at Austin sophomore he was born and raised in Bryan and died suddenly from heart failure after a cold bath. He leaves his parents two sisters Mrs J G Leavell and Grace Norrell. His remains were laid to rest in Houston yesterday escorted by six University classmates.
Rev. L. Morris will close services at the Free Baptist Church this evening with several candidates to receive baptism. The meeting has yielded great good to the church and community, with services held this morning at 11 o'clock and again tonight.
All usual services will be held at the Methodist church today. Morning preaching at 11 o clock and evening sermon by Rev. J. B. Turrentine who has returned from Ft Worth yesterday.
Evangelist Compton arrives from Owensboro Kentucky to assist Dr. Geo B Butler in revival services starting at 11 this morning at the Baptist church. He is the guest of Mr and Mrs H O Boatwright.
Citizens of Brazos county are called to meet at the courthouse on May 2 1908 to elect delegates to the State convention in Waco on May 26 1908. D Quill the Republican State chairman directs the precincts to send delegates. Geo W Stovall is County Chairman and E A Brown County Secretary.
The Allen Academy baseball team returned from Marin yesterday after defeating Marlin 3 to 1. The win followed their trip home and marks another victory this season for Allen Academy.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Jack Evans and Hattie Taylor, Jesse Davis and Mattie Murphy, Neal Turner and Leona Turner, George Maxey and Martha Bell.
Representatives of chartered banks from across the republic met in conference in Mexico City to discuss Minister Li mantour's proposal for a government bank to provide long term loans. The plan, long under consideration, gained new momentum amid Mexico's financial stringency and may gain congressional authorization at the current session.
Government sues Standard Oil of Indiana over alleged concessions from Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad for oil shipments from Whiting to Evansville. Hearing moved from Judge Landis to Judge Bethea’s calendar. The suit, broader than the Chicago and Alton case, carries 2124 counts with potential fines up to 42.48 million dollars.
Co. E Bullock and Co invite calls to inspect their stock of groceries and learn prices. They offer a full line of standard goods at correct figures and promise April orders filled with prompt delivery and courteous service. Phone 386 105.
The Bryan Ice Company shipped the first car of ice to Prairie View yesterday. Officials say operations are in fine shape and ready to fill all orders this season.
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