Coulter's clothing sale dominates Bryan notices
Daily shoppers line Coulter's for 9 o'clock doors at 109 and 111 with half price suits and up to 3200 dollars worth of clothing to be sold. Norwood's white organdy dresses and new patterns in gingham appear alongside boutique notices and local arrivals.
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Coulter’s
Norwood
W. B
L. C. Packard
Waco
Buchanan
J.C. White
Navasota
W. B. Corsets
W. A. Coffield
Rockdale
Coulter's
W. J. Coulter
Rosa Lee Green
Hempstead
Joseph Gelber
Coulter
Krippendorf-Dittman
Webb Bros
Ladies' Presbyterial Union Meets in Presbyterian Church
Delegates gather in this city for the Ladies' Presbyterial Union session at the Presbyterian church with a full program of readings, papers, and sermons. Rev. W. H. Shepherd speaks on Africa. visiting preachers include Rev. R. M. Hall and Rev. W. F. Junkin.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Presbyterial Union
Opera House
W. H. Shepherd
Africa
Shepherd
Presbyterian General Assembly
Virginia
Alabama
Feld
Slosson
Houston
Zuber
Bryan
West
W. F. Junkin
Suchien
China
Union
W.S. Red
Kennard
Hempstead
W. W. Kellogg
Edith Smith
Carrie Smith
Lena Smith
Merle Elliott
McFarland
Kate Woodward
Pearl Baylor
Navasota
R. M. Hall
Hardie
Galveston
Millinery Opening Draws Large crowd to Bryan Parlors
The spring opening at Mrs. C. P. Hobgood millinery parlors attracted many Bryan ladies. Artistic decorations of vines roses palms and flowers framed the display while a Mexican orchestra played. The shop was crowded all day and sales were large. Mrs. Hobgood, Miss Susie Hobgood and assistants stayed busy throughout.
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C. P. Hobgood
Bryan
El Paso Mayor Chas Davis Declares 1011 Vote Lead
El Paso mayoral winner Chas Davis reports a 1011 vote majority in a tight race. The Democratic victory is celebrated by supporters and Bryan allies while three other candidates trailed.
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Chas. Davis
el Paso
W. E. Saunders
Bryan
Davis
Local residents head to visits across Texas
Mrs. C. E. Drake and baby left yesterday to visit in Houston. Hammett Hardy returned from Mart and Marlin yesterday. W. J. Tidwell left yesterday for Beaumont to visit relatives. R. M. Gordon visited Navasota yesterday afternoon. Miss Smytha Wallace returned to Franklin yesterday. Jim Flanagan is at home after a trip over the state. L. M. Haltom of Benchley was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Robert Armstrong is visiting at Wheelock.
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J.W. Doremus
Ed Hoffman
Brenham
Will Winter
Houston
Richmond
Pearl Gandy
Pearl Gallatin
Joe Hall
Hearne
J. B. Brockman
C. E. Drake
Baby
Hammett Hardy
Mart
Marlin
W.J. Tidwell
Beaumont
R. M. Gordon
Navasota
Jim Flanagan
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
Robert Armstrong
Wheelock
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Feo Ek
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Dodson & Brown
Dansby
T. A. Dunnica
Dallas
Newood's. Iil
C. W. Covington
Si Packard
Walter Wipprecht
Dean Hearn
Columbus
Miss. Norwood
Norwood’s
W. H. Oliver
W. W. Gainer
H. A. Barger
Millican
Texas
Washington
New Orleans
S. W. Buchanan
Louis Scholl
College Station
Ohio State University
M. College
Joe Shepherd
John Hicks
Kurten
R. G. Tad
T. R. Batte
Robert Webb
Ladies of the Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
J. Mawhinney
Brazos
Caldwell
General Assembly
Fort Worth
St. Andrew's Guild
W. 8. Wilson
Lizzie Kilgore
Lizzie Wheeless of
Coolidge
Mexia
Main Street
A. B. Carr
W. B. Baker
C. L. Baker
Palestine
Herschel Baker
W.J. Coulter
Allen Academy
College
U.S
H. Franklin
Chas. Carr
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mrs. Brown
Austin
J. A. Lomax
E. H. Muldrow
W.C. Gibson
J.B. Nabors
Brazos Bottom
OC. A. Harris
John A. Howell
San Marcos
Hammond Typewriter
Howell Bros
W. M. Foster
Co. C. McRea
Grant
Ene
Coats
Serge
Parks
Waldrop
Clothiers
AL Casey Neeeysie
Garth, Howell & Webb
Onklin
Conklin P Pen Co. Co
Toledo. A
MO. M. Caldwell
Jewelers’ Security Alliance