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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1899
Page
3
The Hearne Northbound schedule shows departures at 12 50 pm and 2 45 am while No 4 and No 9 trains are noted with various arrival and departure times. Local news lists residents traveling to Houston Navasota Conroe Brenham Dallas Wellborn and Joplin as well as social visits and business notices from Williamson Bros and the Exposition Saloon.
Big shipment of 50c neckwear in holiday patterns. New AMERICAN $3.50 SHOES in Box Call and Vici Kid, heavy sole and kid lined. Large line of suit cases priced $2.25 $2.50 and $3.00. Holiday jackets in gray brown and dark blue. Hanan's Patent Leather Shoes in button and lace. Silk mufflers $1.00 $1.50 $2.00. Kid gloves in fresh shades $0.75 $1.00 $1.50.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner returned to Millican yesterday after visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo. Me Michael. Mrs. Stickley and daughter Louise of Purcell are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hines. Gov Hubbard lecture at opera house next Friday with proceeds to school library fund. Marriage licenses listed. Joe P. Astin relocates to Albany Texas. Chris Seale heads to Callahan county with mules.
An advance notice promises a royal revel with Old Momus as The Hustler. The breezy play, praised as a mirth producer, opens Wednesday night December 6 with continuous humor leading to a uproariously funny ending. My Friend From India previously drew a good crowd with Walter Perkins at the opera house.
A dead man, about 30, well dressed and weighing 225 pounds, was found buried under cornstalks near the Arthur farm a mile west of the city. The head was crushed under a new overcoat bearing a Bloomington dealer name. The body likely was dragged to the site. no identification yet. Police suspect a husker murdered for earnings.
Webster Davis of the interior department, Washington, will leave as assistant secretary for a trip to South Africa. He sails from New York Wednesday morning and will be away for three months, spending part of the time in the Transvaal.
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