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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
3
Northbound No 1 at 10 20 am Northbound No 8 1 27 pm Northbound No 56 2 15 pm Southbound No 2 2 00 pm Southbound No 4 4 16 pm Southbound No 6 2 46 am Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations
Judge Doremus and officials travel to Corsicana while residents, visitors, and shoppers fill Bryan. A sale of a milk cow and other ads accompany reports on hospitality, real estate, and recent marriages, with C. Mike promoting fat turkeys and Mr. Mooring’s Exchange Hotel navigation. Roads worsen, and a Madisonville burial precedes a busy social and civic scene.
Norwood's cash store markets a range of goods from W L Douglas shoes for men and boys to striped and solid waistlines, silk yardage, and Shetland floss. The store advertises new stock, hospitalities, and a dinner event by the Methodist church while travel rates to northern states are announced by the Southern Pacific Sunset Route with schedules and rates.
The Del Rio Record-News lauds Brackett News editor Mark Baugh noting his former Ardmore College ties and marriage to Ella Marriott daughter of Prof Marriott. It says he serves as editor in chief, compositor, and more while caring for a newborn, describing him as a fat jolly fellow. Wood for Sale Cordwood offered by Garth Howell Webb delivers citywide at two dollars per card.
For sale by Cliff A. Adama agent an east side site on College street comprising five and a half lots with 160 feet frontage near the new residence of R. S. Webb. A big bargain with easy terms offered.
On Dec 18 17 21 22 23 and 28 the Houston and Texas Central Railroad sells round trip tickets at one fare plus 2 dollars with limit sale. Pullman sleepers Denison to New Orleans via Houston and direct connections with fall lines. Contact M. L. Robbins G P T A for details.
The notice asks anyone with information on J G Wenzloff or his heirs to report to the Eagle. It states Wenzloff was a German, lived in Bryan in 1877 with John A Woods, and that Woods was a carpenter. The man was single at the time.
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