Train Schedule Nbound and Sbound Times
I. and G. N schedule No 102 lists North bound at 10 20 a m and No 101 South bound at 5 05 p m providing daily rail times for the route.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
4
I. and G. N schedule No 102 lists North bound at 10 20 a m and No 101 South bound at 5 05 p m providing daily rail times for the route.
Master Adlai Harris, son of Mr and Mrs Cliff A Harris, was badly bitten by a dog yesterday. City Marshal Boyett ordered the dog killed and vows to enforce the muzzling ordinance. Adlai and his mother traveled to Austin for Pasteur treatment as a precaution against rabies. A bystander named Jackson helped restrain the dog.
The Villa Maria Ursuline Academy announces plans for a new music hall and auditorium to accommodate growing enrollment. To raise funds, the ladies' committee hosts an open air entertainment titled A Fete With the Nations on May 3 from 4 to 8 PM, featuring national costumes and booths run by students.
San Antonio presents its annual Jolly Show and spring carnival lasting April 16 to 20 featuring the Knights of Omaha and Battle of Flowers with very low excursion rates on I G N R. Tickets available via agents D J Price Geo D Hunter and G P T A in Palestine Texas.
A and M. baseball team defeated Austin College of Sherman 9 to 3 at the college grounds in the first of two games yesterday afternoon. The teams were to meet again at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. T. R. Batte returns from Claremore and Oklahoma City bringing literature on Brazos county opportunities. He reports rapid growth and full public utilities including sewerage in nearby towns. Many potential settlers plan to rent land and crop this fall then move to Texas, with several promising to visit Brazos county and become desirable citizens.
A Brazos bottom property owners conference scheduled for today at Eagle to discuss right of way was canceled due to illness of Mr. Baker. Telegram from Frank Brown Jr of Waco informed Dr. J L Fountain of the cancellation yesterday afternoon.
Gus Hedtke and Lena Carr were married at the courthouse yesterday. Hedtke, formerly of the Kurten area in Brazos County, plans to return to Brazos with his bride. Lena Carr also hails from Kurten neighborhood. The Eagle offers congratulations.
The pulpit at the opera house Christian Church will be occupied at 11 a.m. tomorrow by a visiting Presbyterian minister. Evening sermon titled The Lord's Additions or What Must I Do to Be Saved. Bible School 9 45 a.m. Christian Endeavor 5 p.m. led by Harlan McGee. Evening service 7 30 p.m.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Prof R O Allen as Superintendent Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m by visiting ministers to the Presbytery Epworth League gathering at 7 15 p m Pastor I F Betts invites all to attend both services and welcomes everyone to participate in all church activities
The Episcopal church ladies announce a Domino Party on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at Mrs. F. I. Garth's home. Admission is 25 cents. Attendees are urged to arrive in domino attire and enjoy crafts and masque amusements. 110 Morris Furniture Co advertises furniture new and used with repairs, next to the Exchange Hotel. W. L. Houston Jr. is the manager.
Austin April 11 The senate rushed through important measures under suspension of constitutional rules with little debate. Bills passed include county supervision for counties over 3000 scholars, county auditors for large counties and cities, a fee-collection change for justices of the peace, banning betting on baseball and football, an auto speed limit act, and kindergarten teaching in city schools, plus a $40000 land office building appropriation. The penitentiary report shows 3690 inmates, down 55 from last month.
An advertisement for an 68 576 Imperial octavo travel book by Thompson Publishing Co. claims over 200 engravings from Bryan photographs recounting a world trip and visits to nations. It promises the book as the greatest travel work and offers outfit free with fifty cents mailing/handling.
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