Train Schedules for North and South Routes
No.3 No.5 No.2 0.6 H T C schedule lists northbound and southbound times for the city lines. It shows arrival times for southbound No.101 and northbound No.102 with various daytime and late night departures.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
5
No.3 No.5 No.2 0.6 H T C schedule lists northbound and southbound times for the city lines. It shows arrival times for southbound No.101 and northbound No.102 with various daytime and late night departures.
The Eagle reports numerous visitors in the city from Calvert Kurten and Caldwell with names including J M Lawless J Adone and Dr Drummond, plus arrivals like lace curtains new linens and a Chatham home place for sale. Community events include Daughters of the Confederacy at the opera house and church calls at Waco plus revival services.
The Deaf and Dhumb Institute team from Austin will play the A. and M. boys on College athletic field Friday at 4 40 PM and Saturday at 4 PM. D and D has defeated State University and Baylor this year. Promises good games both afternoons. don’t miss them.
Grandma Lawrence thanks friends and contributors for the tea held at the home of Mr and Mrs G S Parker to celebrate her 87th birthday. The event raised $60 for the church and was enjoyed socially with a large attendance.
Former Bryan resident Mr Tom Newland died at his Corsicana home yesterday after months of illness. He married Miss Mozelle Beaton and is survived by a wife, a sister Mrs W W Harris and brothers R J Newland of this city Hugh Newland of Temple. Funeral held in Corsicana today. he was a skilled bookkeeper for Richardson Gay Oil Company. The news brings sorrow to the community.
Buster Brown hits the beat with police whistles priced at 25 cents as Wagner and Brandon announce the item for sale.
Revival services at the First Baptist church drew large attendance over the past two days with strong interest and multiple conversions. Rev. Martin led morning and evening services and Rev. Hailey spoke to the youth in afternoon sessions. Four conversions and two additions occurred Wednesday, with two conversions and two additions at yesterday morning's service. A powerful sermon on Blood or Hell from the Passover related scripture closed the night.
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