North and South Bound Train Schedules Listed
No. 3 and No. 11 schedules show North bound trains at 1 38 p m and 12 46 a m while South bound runs include No 2 and No 6 with times 8 40 p m No 11 arrives 4 35 p m and No 12 arrives 9 10 a m
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
3
No. 3 and No. 11 schedules show North bound trains at 1 38 p m and 12 46 a m while South bound runs include No 2 and No 6 with times 8 40 p m No 11 arrives 4 35 p m and No 12 arrives 9 10 a m
J. E. Mathis of Reliance enrolled in the city yesterday en route to Mumford where he will work as telegraph operator. A. W. Wilkerson and Dr. J. L. Fountain returned from Austin yesterday. Miss Zemma Irwin of Hearne and Miss Floy Beckham of Hearne visited local families. Miss Kate Edmonds of Waco is with Miss Irene Keeling. Miss Carrie Horetzky returned from Houston. J. W. Carson of College passed through en route to Austin. Several Mrs. A. D. McConnico and Mrs. W. H. Bush traveled to Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb Howell hosted guests from Huntsville. The big revival tent will be raised in courthouse yard for a revival that begins Sunday night. The A. & M. team beat Sherman 8 to 1 and 11 to 0 in recent games. The marriage of Miss Tallulah Prince Smith to Mayor William Stuart Bailey occurred in Dallas at St Matthew's Cathedral. Fresh produce and meats listed for E. J. Fountain & Co. services at First Baptist Church announced for Sunday. Various visitors and local tradesmen noted throughout the day.
An ad touts a single or double breast suit of pure wool serge in dark blue with a half lined coat and light alpaca trim. It features a hand made collar, padded shoulders, and hair cloth front. vest has six buttons and collar. pants are full cut with belt straps. The seller claims Bryan value is higher but offers this week at a special price.
J. W. Singleton of Waxahachie, president of Bryan Cotton Oil Co, visited the city on business. A decision on rebuilding the mill is postponed to the June annual meeting. If rebuilt, operations may miss the season, but a seed house can start immediately to store seed. Singleton expects old stockholders to form a new company with $20,000 of the stock, half the total, hoping Bryan capitalists will take the remainder. The Pilot notes local interest in backing the mill.
Amateur company from Galveston presents All a Mistake at the Grand benefiting Villa Maria Academy. Admission is 26 cents.
An advertisement offers life, health, accident and livestock insurance with various annual and weekly indemnities including a $1000 policy for $1 and a $11,000 death benefit for $25. It names The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and agent A. D. McConnico. It also reports Dr J W Moore of Shearn Church presenting Allen Academy commencement sermons May 28 with exercises May 31 and June 1 and notes Allen Academy plans to add two instructors for a six member faculty.
Captain Hotville of the fruit steamer Oteri defends not aiding President Roosevelt's yacht Sylph south of Bodies Island. He cites no danger to the yacht, a perishable cargo, and lack of towing gear as reasons after seeing distress signals and reporting to the pilot. The Oteri had just arrived from Banes Cuba.
The San Angelo shipping season has virtually closed. A thermometer registered 92 degrees at Marshall Texas on Thursday.
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