Local notices and sales from the Exposition Saloon and Levy Bros
Short items mention arrivals and visits from J W Beal J E Wonder D S Holland and others. Advertisements offer Brook Hill whisky Huyler’s candies baby carriages and Go Carts mattings and ice boxes from Levy Bros. A pipe organ was ordered for the Baptist church and a proposed telephone exchange for College is discussed. Extra copies of the Morning Eagle and fresh goods at McDougalds and Taylor Cox are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.S. Holland
Reliance
Jim Christian
Beaumont
Levy Bros
General Arthurs
Exposition
Levy Bros. Iy
Mattings
Prof
Dunlap
Kurten
Bryan
May Beard
Wixon
J. H. Weeden
Bethel
Baptist Church
Rush McQueen
Haswell’s
Mount Vernon
McDougald’s
Oil land dispute and local church notes in Sour Lake area
Mr. C. G. Parsons refuses ¢500 per acre for thirty five acres of Sour Lake oil land and will travel to Beaumont today. The Baptist church hosted a well attended benefit at Dr. and Mrs. Howell’s home. Rev. Fountain to preach at 11 am and new members invited. The Free Baptist church to be dedicated April 27 with local pastors assisting Rev. Stewart. Local baptisms occurred at Carter’s Creek by Rev. Shettles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Parsons
Sour Lake
Parsons
Beaumont
The
Baptist Church
J. W. Howell
C. P. Fountain
the Baptist Church
New Free Baptist Church
A. M. Stewart
Cadets plan stronger team with lecture and recruit drive
A Texas college publicized efforts to improve its football program with a popular lecture on the sixth instant. Prof A L Banks to manage next season and cadet M M Carpenter elected captain. Other notes include officers and recruits for military posts, relocation news, and visits from residents and professionals.
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Assembly Hall
A. L. Banks
M. M. Carpenter
Hotel Arrivals
A list of travelers and their hometowns including Philadelphia Sour Lake Marshall Baltimore Waco Houston Brenham Dallas Dallas Iola Madisonville Buffalo Caldwell Brenham Galveston Houston Iola and others with names such as Chas Coates Jim Ellis Geo B Walker J G Warlick J V Frost E K Byrd Leslie Lowell W L Bickham and J M Lawless and wife Macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Coates
Philadelphia
Sour Lake
Jim Ellis
Marshall
Geo B Walker
U.S. Army
Chas Cook
Franklin
Tenn
J G Warlick
Baltimore
J V Frost
Waco
Eugene C Blake
Houston
E K Byrd
Bristol
Leslie Lowell
Richmond
W L Bickham
E N Hendly
Dallas
TJ Carr
RB Humphrey
Taylor
Rush McQueen
Brenham
Sarah Browning
Pearl Browning
Wellborn
H Roberts
Galveston
F Foster
Bryan
E Foster
Joe Webb
Madisonville
J M Flemings
Iola
C Reeder
Buffalo
J Maddox
Caldwell
C Manley
W B Gantt
Ledbetter
T C Denton
Hartley
RL Broach
J M Lawless
Macy
August Flower Still Leads In Medicine Sales
Advert says August Flower remains the top selling remedy in the civilized world for indigestion biliousness and other ailments. It claims the product cleans the system regulates liver function aids nervous and organic action and cures dull headaches. Promotion notes Green's Prize Almanac and mentions Wilson Jenkins Drug Co as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
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Chase & Sanbort
Dansby & Dansby
Richelieu
Dansby
T. C. SC
C. W
B. V. Schedule
Passen
J. W. Beal
Brook Hill
J. E. Wonder
Sam M. Winter
Huyler’s
McDougald’s Drug Store
John Cavitt
Wheelock
Fritz
Indian Territory
John K. Davis
Huy‘ler
eDougald
Surf
Webb Bros
Sea Island
Waldrop
Mens’ Outfitters
Methodist Church
Carter's Creek
E. L. Shettles
Boyett
F. Moore
W. F. Lineberger
Bartlett
McCorquodale
Nabors
D. A. Shelton and Son
Willard
C. C. Todd
Twentieth U.S. Infantry
Louisiana
New Orleans
F. Marion Law
Hillsboro
Mr. Law
St. Louis
St. Louis Mo
R. L. Broach
Opera House
Willis Art Gallery
S. Beaton St. Corsicana
Texas
Willis & Coleman
W. Be Prater
U. S. Army
Central Hotel
Philippines
Sidney E. Rhodes
Tyler
S.W. Buchanan
White Crest
Blank’s
Premier
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
PHON
New Spring Miner
C. M. Proctor
B. S. Read
H. James
Igist