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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
3
A Navasota baseball team opens the season Friday against Bryan in a home game at the ball park. Local fans are urged to attend and patronize to help cover visiting expenses. The week brings social notes, robbers arousing town caution, and various classified items and ads from Bryan.
The Exchange Hotel hosts a guest list featuring Ed P Jersig of Cameron and Ed H Hardin of Waco among noted visitors. Attendees include Chas. S Cheesborough of Galveston and A F Coghill of Auburn Kentucky, with Mr J Ellison from San Antonio and R L Gordon from New York among others.
The cold wave slowed cotton and favored corn work with plowing underway this week. A Sunday singing gathering drew good attendance and strong hymns. Local youth joined preaching at Benchley last Sunday. Jesse and Alai Henry attended Clayton Prairie picnic and reported a pleasant time with ample food. Afterward dancing near the Parkers' residence went late. Cliff King of Orange returned home after visiting his mother. Mrs. Eaves of Wellborn visiting Mollie Robertson. Henry Conway and Lillie Wadsworth attended church in Bryan. Health reported as good by the writer. MaGwnorra.
A Malden dispatch reports Mrs. Jane Tuttleton and her four children murdered and burned in their Missouri home. J H Tuttleton, son of Wash Tuttleton, is in custody for the crime. Other notes cover boxing in New York, health appeals in Oklahoma, a Chicago area murder, a Havana yellow fever alert, a Fort Point name change, an Iowa dynamite blast, a train collision in Indiana, a Pest fire, and yellow fever cases in Vera Cruz.
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