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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
3
The timetable lists No. 104 Northbound passenger leaving at 4 45 p m with connections to main line and east west lines. No 101 Southbound passenger arrives at 7 10 p m. No 103 passenger to San Antonio leaves at 7 30 a m. No 108 passenger from San Antonio arrives at 4 00 p m.
Northbound trains No. 1 4 and No. 6 depart late morning. Timings list northbound No. 5 at 1.27 pm and 2:15 pm, while southbound No. 2 leaves at 2:00 pm and No. 4 at 4:16 pm. A late southbound No. 6 shows 2:46 am, with Nos. 3 and 4 described as fast, stopping only at principal stations.
The column lists visitors and residents from cities like Beeville Navasota Dallas Houston and Pine Bluff with arrivals and returns. It promotes Racket Store stationery school supplies and cut prices while noting school examinations open Monday and a matinee by the Marie Fountain company at 2 30 p m for ladies and children.
C M Camps Elite Restaurant announces opening opposite the I N depot. It features Kansas City refrigerated meats and a first class caterer. The Bourne family, Mrs Schmidt and her husband Mr Schmidt, mourn the loss of three relatives in succession, including Mrs Schmidt who died yesterday and Mr Schmidt who died last Monday. Annie L Berryman resumes her music class September 1 teaching piano guitar and mandolin. 238 marriage licenses listed with couples including Lloyd Shirley Zak Rosprim Thomas Crawford Chambers McGill Rucker Rogers Campbell Jackson. Marie Fountain Theatre company offers 2:30 matinee then final show tonight.
Miss Virginia West will resume her music class at the graded school for the coming year beginning with the opening of school. The patronage of the public is solicited.
In memory of Mr J N Lawrence a heartfelt tribute notes his forty seven years with family prayer and community loss. The author recalls a father and friend whose death brings deep gloom and faith that he rests in heaven while his spirit remains with those he loved.
A funeral notice speaks of a father resting in paradise and comfort in faith, with reassuring biblical lines about eternal life. Bid solicitations include painting city hall by Sept 12 and a separate repair bid. Community cake sale announced for August 30 at Mrs Paul Bradley's residence.
Miss Sue McLelland restarts her music class on Monday September 1 teaching piano violin guitar and mandolin. In her thirtieth year in Bryan she notes illness prevented personal calls and thanks patrons for support through the years.
A vintage ad promotes the Darling and Bucks line of cook stoves. J Allen Myers endorses the reliable range and urges readers to inspect before buying at 231.
President Roosevelt arrives in Newbury as Secretary of State Hay hosts. Hay and daughter greet the president at his summer home before he gives a brief address. A state-wide welcome follows as the train passes Nashua Manchester The Weirs and Concord.
Acting Postmaster General Wynne outlines allowed political participation for postal employees. They may join political clubs and contribute financially off duty, but cannot chair state or county committees or actively run conventions or seek undue prominence in local politics.
Complete returns from Charleston show C. Heyward and M. F. Ansel in a final gubernatorial contest with a second primary set for September 9. For the U S Senate race Latimer faces ex Governor John Cary Evans in the second primary to succeed Senator McLaurin.
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