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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
3
Timetable fragment lists No. 104A Northbound Passen Leaves at 4 25 p m and makes close connection with main line 1 G N east and west. No. 101 Southbound Passen Arrives 7 316 p m Leaves next morning 84 1.
Local notes report Mrs. F M Law returning from Dallas and visits by B E Gentry and Mrs B S Jackson. Webb Bros promotes straw hats, neckwear, and summer suits with prices like 7.50 and 11.00. Coulter’s features flannel and boys wool crash suits, while Why pay 10 for a crash suit at other stores.
J.J. Mitchell and wife returned from Houston. Dr. Howe left to visit Groesbeeck and Mexia. Blow Stuart runs baggage on the H and T C. Dr. Collard and wife from Wheelock. John McCorquodale sick. H. E. Simmons sets up barber shop. Ed Crenshaw back from Jacksboro visit. For rent furnished rooms. 119 Algie Benbow back from Atlanta dental lectures. 19038 cuts latest wool crash suits at Coul President Lane of Cald well bank killed in runaway. Krippendorff Dittman slippers shown. Webb Bros new waterworks well at 100 feet, may go to 180. Hexter Bros. summer clothing. Pay cash at Coulter’s 118-27. Office furniture sold by Exline Co. George Sterne freed on 250 bond. two witnesses bond 100 each. C. H. Holmes’ Ice Cream Parlor open. Morgan Crawford jailed on rape charge with 500 bond.
The store showcases a neat, cool, economical summer outing suit line in homespun, serge, and flannel patterns. Prices range from 7.50 to 12.00 with options at 8.50 and 10.00. Window display highlights.
The Methodist church crowd hears Evangelist Bass urge personal responsibility for salvation with a plain message that Christ will not force entry. He emphasizes the open heart and notes the largest morning attendance yet, as Rev Burroughs and Rev Oxley arrive to join the meetings. Local notices advertise sales and wares at Webb Bros and Norwood’s shop.
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