North and South Bound Train Schedules and Local Notices
No. 3 north bound No. 5 north bound No. 2 south bound No. 6 south bound H & T schedule no hours see See 102 north bound 10 50 a m 101 south bound 4 55 p m Robert McCoy visited Franklin Sunday O B DuBose went to Port Arthur Sunday night H B Smith of Millican in city yesterday etc local arrivals visits births rents and a stray goat notice with owner call and pay.
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G.N
North Bound
South Bound
O. Eb, DuBose
Port Arthur
H. B. Smith
Millican
Gus Hedtke
Wheelock
T. E. Gallatin
Tabor
Visitors and local calls noted in Bryan area
W M Glaze of Reliance and L M Glaze of Benchley were in the city yesterday. Mrs Jno Gregg and Miss Bula Gregg visited from Pitt Ridge. Charlie Navacod of Wheelock called on the Hagle. Dr F R Collard of Wheelock passed through en route to Houston. Mrs Fr P Waltman of Houston arrived to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs L B Brogdon. von Bond came from Navasota yesterday on sick list. Dr Geo B Butler returned to Calvert to assist at a revival. Mr and Mrs W H McVey of Minter Springs were in Bryan and called on The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
Kurten
J. T. Jones
Reliance
Eagle
J. D. Schofield
Dalas
W. C. Coulson
Bob Bullock
Grimes County
Wm. Hudspeth
Tabor
Carrie Lamb
Jno. Gregg
Bula Gregg
Pitt Ridge
Charlie Navacod
Wheelock
Hagle
F. R. Collard of
City
Houston
Fr. P. Waltman
L. B. Brogdon
Vom Bond
Navasota
Geo. B. Butler
Calvert
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
Bryan
Local notices from area residents mentioned in city roundup
J D Whitehurst visited from Clay Station. J B Dunn and Mrs of Benchley visited the city. Room and board wanted by couple near business district. J T Adams of Tabor visited with his sons Royal and Jimmie Adams. Rev Jas A Challenger returned from Waco after preaching at Texas Christian University. Davis moved to new offices above Tyler Haswell. Mrs Nicholas Lobello returned from Waco with her brother Tony Perella. John B Cavitt home from five week recuperation trip to Washington St Louis and North Carolina. A big pos was treed and captured by Ira Gooch and others. several quail claimed unearthed. Choral club rehearsal at 3 pm. attendance urged for important business. Death of Lucius Parker aged 23 at home of parents W R Parker near Bryan. funeral at family home then Red Hill cemetery. Parker brothers A M Will Volney Benson and Myrtle Parker noted. Fresh bread and cakes at Texas Bakery. phone 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Challenger
Waco
Texas Christian University
Davis
First National Bank
Dr. Lawrence
Tyler Haswell
Lawrence
Mr. Davis
Nicholas Lobello
Tony Perella
John B. Cavitt
Washington
St. Louis
North Carolina
Lucius Parker
W. R. Parker
Bryan
Mr. Parker
Brazos County
Navasota
Red Hill Cemetery
J. B. Turrentine
Messrs. A. M
Will, Volney
Benson Parker
Myrtle Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Biscuit Co
Brazil
ED Hall
Robert McCoy
Franklin
Hiram Willis of
Waxahachie
F. E. Fickey
Davie Wallace
Sunda
Cameron
Emile Stevener
Marlin
Mrs. W. E. Johnson
H. Chaney
W. W. Gainer
Steele's
J. W. Hamilton
Sam Adams
Medina City
William Warren
Cedar Creek
Chas. Claydon
Hagie
W. H. Boyett
B. M. Kelsey
Milam County
Ed Rowland
Caldwell
J. B. Bullock
T. B. Goodman
Steep Hollow
A. J. Edwards
Miss Seedly
Allen Academy
H. Higgs
Co. N. Williamson
Ft. Worth
Rk. L. Progdon
W. M. Glaze
L. M. Glaze
Benchley
Alonzo Carter
Eugene Edge
Cravenette
Coats
Parks &E Waldrop the Clothiers
J. D. Whitehurst
G. W. Whitehurst
Clay Station
CY J. B. Dunn
Z. M
Eagle Office
J. T. Adams
Masters Royal
Jimmie Adams
Choral Club
Lillebridge
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehmeatt
J. D. Ganter
Holmes & Parker
Holiday Purchases
Buchanan-Moore
Buchanan- Moore Company
Utz & Dun
Utton
W. L. Douglas
Bunker Hill Shoes
Douglas
Bunker Hill
Wilson
Derden
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