Railroad Time Card Schedule Notice
H and T C schedule lists No 3 North Bound 1 38 PM No 5 North bound 12 46 AM No 2 South bound 3 40 PM No 9 South bound 2 48 AM and I N schedule No 14 North bound 12 54 PM No 15 South bound 4 14 PM
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
5
H and T C schedule lists No 3 North Bound 1 38 PM No 5 North bound 12 46 AM No 2 South bound 3 40 PM No 9 South bound 2 48 AM and I N schedule No 14 North bound 12 54 PM No 15 South bound 4 14 PM
Numerous residents and visitors appear in Bryan with Friday trips from Reliance Harve y Hill and Normangee and other nearby towns. Highlights include W J Riley J J R Smith Silas Lott Carl Jones J H Mathis and J C Manning Jr. Attendees report goods and services from oats to American Beauty flour and souvenirs at the rink.
Mrs. Allie Zimmerman visits from Elkhart while J P Gilpin and son Virgil shop in Bryan. Mules auction at Union Warehouse. J C Jones returns from Lakeview. Big Football Game Allen Academy vs Houston Heights scheduled with tickets at Parks and Waldrop's. Mrs J C Brashear heads to Ft Worth with daughter Elnora.
The Elks lodges set a memorial service next Sunday with an anthem Lead Kindly Light and multiple solos and odes. Officers will conduct opening and closing ceremonies and a benediction by Rev. Dr. Duffy. Deceased members honored include Rhodes 1903, McMichael 1904, Castles 1905, Smith Sr. 1905, Mooring Sr. 1906, Rhodes 1907.
Miss Lila Varnado of the East Side High School led a creditable piano recital at Carnegie Hall last night featuring works by Bohm Englemann and Newland. The program included several named students and the Choral Club met at 3 pm for attendance and dues collection.
Fragmentary notice urges hunters to acquire Winchester Lead Repeater and No Black Load shells to improve success. It reads as a casual market plea with terse questions about current stock.
A short holiday verse by Katie Daly about Santa, toys, and Christmas joy. The poem notes a big doll for Katie Daly's playmate and describes merry scenes despite cold weather. It emphasizes cheer and that Christmas day brings happiness to all.
Record breaking attendance at the Cozy last night followed the venue's decision to split receipts with the Baptist church ladies organization. Meredith James performed on parallel bars rings and trapeze with excellent work while a male quartet of Derden Chance Wilson Buchanan Frank Buchanan and Otis Brogdon sang several selections.
Friends and family held a surprise party at Miss Robbie Nicols home for Ruth Turrentine last night. She left by train at 12 45 to start a new life in Texarkana as relatives saw her off at the station. Also mentions S Cooper visiting son and a rag demand at Eagle Office.
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