Local notes on residents and commerce in Bryan area
Local items report illnesses and returns of Dr. Geo R Tabor H L Wilson F F Hooper Judge Spencer Ford Clarence Boyer W W Hanway Prof Martin Miss Beulah Shield and others. Allen Academy ads mention enrollment. Dam project progress and cotton crop notes. Community visitors from Dallas Kyle Brenham Madison and Galveston noted along with church events and a railroad celebration donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Boyer
Sanders Bros. & Co
W. W. Hanway
Dallas
Prof. Martin
College
Kyle
W.C. Boyett
College Station
A. John
Brenham
Beulah Shield
San Antonio
Clarence Cavitt
Wheelock
H.C. Robinson
Important meeting of railroad celebration committee urged
Chairman Fountain requests all members of the executive committee and committee delegates in charge of the railroad celebration to meet promptly at 5 o clock this afternoon at the office of Doremus and Butler. Full attendance is necessary to ensure the undertaking. Lost umbrella with crooked handle at Seale's barbecue. please return to 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Doremus & Butler
Seale
Death at Steep Hollow Infant Burial
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Jones of Steep Hollow died Tuesday morning at age 3 days. The baby was buried Tuesday afternoon at Steep Hollow church with Rev. 8 C. Martin conducting the services. Dr. B. J. Lloyd, formerly of the county and now with the United States Marine hospital service, has gone to Cape Nome Alaska to report smallpox raging there after stamping out bubonic plague in San Francisco. He departed from Seattle aboard the revenue cutter McCullough which will be available at his disposal there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Jones
Steep Hollow Community
B. J. Lloyd
This
United States Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Cape Nome
Alaska
Lloyd
Seattle
Washington
McCullough
Hotel Arrivals Noted From Various Cities
A list records arrivals at a hotel including A White and W V Hanway from Dallas and Waco, SF Murphy, Geo FE Thomas of St Louis, Ed H Hardin of Waco, J Michelson of Cincinnati, A Muller of Galveston, and others from Denison, Denver, Navasota, Bonham, Madisonville, Hempstead, and Peerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M White
W V Hanway
SF Murphy
Dallas
Ed H Hardin
Waco
Geo FE Thomas
St Louis
W J Neal
Denison
Adolph Boldt
Ate J Michelson
Cincinnati
IL Lautzer
Denver
A Muller
Galveston
MILLICAN LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS
Mrs Lena Beard of Franklin and Miss Florence McMichael of Edge visited Mrs Wagner. Dr Jamerson from Navasota saw Mr Dunlap. Miss Nannie May Williams remains bedbound. Hay hauling and fodder work keep farmers busy. Wiley Hayes came from Houston. Miss Eula Lewis visiting Relatives in Wellborn. Gus Jamerson of Navasota visiting E M Dunlap. Rev J P Skinner conducting meeting at Alexander. Mrs J R Straughan from Hempstead visiting her parents. Mrs E McGregor returned from Grimes county. Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Beard
Franklin
Florence McMichael
Edge
Wagner
Dr. Jamerson
Navasota
Dunlap
Nannie May Williams
Wiley Hayes
Houston
Eula Lewis
Wellborn
Gus Jamerson
E. M. Dunlap’s
J. P. Skinner
Alexander
J. R. Straughan
Hempstead
E. McGregor
Grimes County
Cottonwood Social News and Local Visits
Health in Cottonwood is poor with Mrs. John Shaw and her children among the sick. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas on July 28. Local visits include J. B. Priddy, G. W. Mansel, J. M. Zimmerman, Ed Gallatin, and James Parker. Seale's barbecue drew a large turnout on the 26th and protracted Christian church services are planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
John Shaw
Fred
Lynn Zmmerman
Willie Thomas
J. H. Thomas
J. B. Priddy
G. W. Mansel
Limestone County
J. M. Zimmerman
Kurten
Cedar School House News Brief
July 30 report from Cedar School House notes fodder pulling and fishing as activities while illness persists. Luther James, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. James, sustained a serious accident when a tree fell on him last week. He has suffered greatly but is hoped to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar School
Luther
M. L. James
Nicaragua seizes Maritime Canal Company property
Managua Aug 1 government of Nicaragua takes possession of the Marit ime Canal company property and moves cars rails and assets inland from Greytown under the concession article 54. Congress expected to confirm the move and discuss U S canal belt acquisition and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Maratime Canal Company
Managua
Greytown
New York
Minister of Public Works
Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua
Congress
United States
Government of
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Spurr
Blanke Bros
Kernole Bros
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Geo. R
Tabor
H. L. Wilson
F. F. Hooper
Cal
Spencer Ford
Cameron
Ella Kurten
Frank Montgomery
E. A. Berry
Madison County
Ford & Ford
B.H.K
John E. Astin
J.F. Parks
Cliff A. Adams
R. A. Sandel
Abner Sandel
High Prairie
Allen Academy
Daily Eagle
Dr. Fountain
Smith Bros & Co
New Orleans
E.T. Pugh
Katie Conroy
Adolph Bottler
Billy Conroy
W. A. Priddy
Beaumont
T. P. Priddy
Montgomery
J. W. Johnson
Sisters of Charity
Mexico
W. G. Milroy
A. Muller
Carrie Duglesby
Forney
Tyler
Haswell
Millican
Cedar School House
Police Board
Captain Day
Charles
Aucion
Trenchard
Cantrelle
Pincon
Pernier
Woodworth
Porteous
Lally
Frankfort
Beckham
Guthrie
O. T
Walter Aken
Colony
Washita County
Laredo
Tex
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Yorktown
Jesse Faris
Faris
Madisonville
John Brownlee
Wall McDonald
McDonald
Rose Hoffman
Hoffman
Ocean City
Kelly
Eagle Pass
W. F. Kelly
China
Henry Cochran
Marine Barracks
Boston
Wolcott
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Bryan, Texas
Bryan
A. D. McConnico
Insurance
GIN
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance
E. C. Harder
The
Bryan Water, Ice, Light & Power Co
Hall’s Drug Store
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