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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
3
Local notices list train schedules for north and southbound services, a long roster of residents visiting or passing through Hearne, and ads for trunks and garments. Readers are updated on funerals, visits, and shopping, with several mentions of nearby towns and events, including Hunts and Galveston trips.
Miss Ellie Seale daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Seale of the eastern town section was burned yesterday morning while near an open fire. Flames in her clothing were extinguished with help and a doctor called. The burns are painful but not considered serious.
For sale or trade. Car load of horses single or double drivers. Several good saddle ponies in the bunch. Ed Woodward of Navasota Box 5 Texas. 213. H. G. Rodes left for Dallas yesterday. G. H. Dunn returned to Hearne. Dr Geo R Tabor returned to Austin last night. Capt Jnc Q Tabor returned to Houston. D O Doyle of Mumford in city yesterday. R H Sealey in town from Benchley yesterday. D G Jolly from Rock Prairie yesterday. T B Martin in city yesterday from Cartwheel Prairie. Sam Luther of Leonard school house in city yesterday. Lamar Betha J G Minkert and G R Wicker returned yesterday from Dallas convention. John K Parker sick list. Geo R Wicker Brazos county delegate returned home from convention and learned Col Campbell was the Dallas nominee. he is described as happiest man in town.
City voters will select one alderman at Bryan City Hall on Wednesday September 12 1906. Election follows city charter ordinances and state election laws. City Secretary J E Butler, Mayor. Advertisement for Texas Bakery notes fresh bread and cakes and special orders. Mrs Otto Boehme. tf
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