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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
3
The page lists I N G N schedules for north and southbound trains with arrival and departure times. It notes travel times for No 11 and No 12 trains and records numerous local visits and social notices from Hearne to Bryan.
Very high quality pure wool serge suit in dark blue with a half lined coat in light black alpaca fringe. Includes a six button vest and full loose trousers with belt straps. Handsome tailored details and guaranteed durability. Valued at fifteen dollars, offered this week at an exceptional Bryan price.
Miss Mamie Stuart is one of ten Texas young ladies chosen by popular vote in a Fort Worth Telegram contest to tour Colorado starting June 1 with all expenses paid. She thanks supporters. The Glee Club practices Hallelujah Chorus and Sea Hath Its Pearls for a 400-voice Grand Mass Chorus with Pittsburg Orchestra in Houston for three days. Mr Wexter will rehearse Saturday noon. Seats for Alla Mistake at Haswell’s. photos show scenes and costumes. Curtain at 9 pm Saturday. Villa Maria Academy benefit admission 25 cents. Advises seeing R G Tabor about life insurance.
In Lawton Oklahoma a wedding last night united Dr Daniel Schenck of Safford Arizona and Miss Hattie Webb in a First Baptist ceremony at 9 o clock. The reception featured pink and white decor with roses and ferns as Dr Butler officiated.
Frank Prouty Oklahoma member of the executive committee of the National Editorial association is arranging a large military display at Fort Sill for the association visit on June 10 in Lawton Oklahoma.
Thomas Wrong, former mayor and longtime official at the United States land office, died suddenly in Fl Reno Oklahoma on April 26. He previously served as secretary of the land office and held other notable roles.
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