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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
3
North bound and south bound train times for H and T and I and G N rail lines listed with arrivals. Local society notes include visits by Dr. Grice, Mrs. Henry, Miss Truett, Prof. Zimmerman, Mrs. Ballard, and other residents, plus ads for footwear, bread, and hats and a contractor's win for the Methodist parsonage.
The Bryan Brokerage Co invites Bryan cotton merchants to receive printed blanks with all cotton cables and a 30 minute summary showing opening high low and current futures from New York and New Orleans exchanges. Free of charge to merchants who apply. W. B. Herbert, Manager.
Regular Elks meeting at 8 30 with important business and prayer meeting at courthouse 8 15. Local visits include H T Palmer from Galveston and Mrs A B Shelburne improving. Parks Waldrop advertise men high grade suits with reductions and Paragon Crown pants from 2 50. S E Manning reports from Chicago attending Inland Printer School.
Reports from Navasota and Brazos county detail the stabbing death of a Negro named John Williams or Jerry Wilson found on a road near Nelleva. Six suspects were arrested, with two named Lonnie Barton and Henry Brush. Authorities say robbery was motive. the victim reportedly had money and was a heavy Sunday night gambler.
A thunderstorm yesterday at about 11 am struck the spire of the Italian Catholic church injuring the cupola and front gable, shattering windows, and causing interior damage. A priest’s horse was killed in the yard, and a nearby boy reported being knocked from a chair by the shock. The blast startled residents for blocks.
Brazos County Farmer's Union calls a meeting at Steep Hollow on Saturday August 11 at 2 p m to arrange weighing sampling storing and selling cotton. J H White president Brazos Co Farmer's Union.
A $20 reward is offered for the return of two bay mare mules missing from a lot in Bryan Texas. They were last seen five miles north of Bryan on Benchley road Wednesday night. One has a jaw brand and an X on the shoulder. Deliver to J. M. Saladiner in Bryan.
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