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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
2
George Gould notes Texas growth along railway routes with rising population and new lands under cultivation. He observes immigration into Texas and strong early 1900 prospects, especially in the western sections served by his lines. He cites prosperity in the cattle industry as a key Texas economic driver.
A column of hotel arrivals notes guests and destinations including S. P. Ross of Waco Eugene Edge from Houston W E Wilson Navasota N M Smith Dallas H S Cooke St Louis James Prestridge Texarkana M C H Park Geo Clark Waco Wm Reeves G S Hale Caldwell C C French Ft Worth W H Oliver and wife Frank Clarke and wife city W H Graham St Louis J S Williamson city Chas E Scott Waco W W Wright Groesbeek C F Dills Dayton H Randolph Houston M B Watts Boston Thos Ennis Boston F W Crutchfield M L Kennard Nava sota Wm Meade W N Griffith Waco T D Culbreath Dallas CENTRAL C C French Ft Worth F K Drake Iowa T J Hicks Kurten Will Winter City Dr B J Lloyd Mobile Mrs M A Lloyd Kurten Penolia Sandwiches the latest and most elegant delicacy for lunches at Kernole's
Mr R W Odom and Miss Lina Cox were married at Kurten Sunday at 10 a m by Rev G A Foster and left for a visit to Grimes county The couple and families in Bryan extend congratulations The Eagle reports and notes other local events including Rev C A McLarty at a Missionary Institute, a school drama May 2 and charitable teas for church benefits with varied local names and schedules
Big rain hit Saturday in Walker Settlement. Mr and Mrs Josey visited their daughter at Hearne. Mrs Ida Kennedy is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs George Walker welcome another fine girl at their home. Ss A Scarbrough, W D Stallings, Joe Walker and R Josey, Alex McCallum and others went to town Monday. Mrs Wilson visits her daughter Mrs Walker.
Subject to the Democratic nominating convention, John A. Wayland seeks re election for State Senator in the Twelfth district. For Congress in Cameron's Seventh district candidates are listed as subject to the Democratic nominating convention.
London reports the War Office has nothing to communicate and suggests General Brabant’s forces may not engage soon after leaving Aliwal North for Rouxville. Bloemfontein dispatches remain confident while winter approaches and frost is felt. British losses at Wepener are listed as 18 killed and 132 wounded. Berlin dismisses Boer peace talks as invention.
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