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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1903
Page
3
Local schedule details list general delivery hours, mail close times for midnight trains, and Sunday hours. A roundup lists commissioners court, visitors, rent ads, auctions, and various small notices from Bryan including train times, premium items, and community events. Prohibition rally coverage notes speaker John M. King and attendance.
Prof D J McDonald returns from Madill I T to teach Kurten school next year. Alonzo Carter and Prof J C Hicks of La Porte wed Ida Hollis of Madison county in Bryan. Judge Hanney to speak at courthouse on anti prohibition. Rev E L Shettles invites all to Methodist services. Jack C Taylor company booked for Grand Opera House during Central Texas fair week. John Francklow of Navasota noted as county court adjourned.
A list of hotel arrivals includes names such as J Bailey Gordon of Rome GA H F Read Lampasas E L Evans Jewett A Levy Marlin D Linde A Pettigrew New Orleans J A Byers Madisonville F A Walker San Antonio L H Fuller Calvert J A Thompson Wheelock JL Cobb Hearne J B Carroll Bryan C S Goen Harvey George E Siddall Anderson Wm H Purdy S T Davenport Houston C M Marquhart Brownwood Mrs Ben Marquhart and family Millican W L Edge Mr Miller Kurten J H Hoke Rosse Wm Terry Harvey Tom Hall Steep Hollow W R Ball Tabor Tom Wilson Emile Vanfree Harvey N Matt Dallas Charley Goodwin 1&GN.
In yesterday’s local option elections Cooke County voters backed prohibition by 224. Gainesville showed a narrow 13 vote margin. Bell County counties Belton and Temple reported dry majorities around 500 and 300 votes respectively.
Gen Nelson A Miles will soon depart for San Francisco to attend the G A R encampment as General Young issues an order assuming command of the United States Army. Washington officers assemble at army headquarters to pay respects per Adjutant General Corbin.
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