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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
North and southbound train times for Nos 3 6 102 101 listed. Social notes report visits from Cy Koontz G W Drummond and others. A U D C Benefit at Bryan roller rink Saturday night. Christmas photo offer and various local greetings and licenses noted.
Fix up for Christmas offers polishing and furniture services by J W Allen and Myers new building hosts a Christmas bazaar with dolls candy cakes and lunch. A railroad wreck near Bry Dothan Ala involved Dr Algie Benbow and a nephew. both escaped serious injuries with minor cuts and bruises.
Mrs Otto Boehme proprietor promotes Bryan Texas bakery items with fresh bread and cakes on hand. A portion of Saturday night rink receipts will go to the Daughters of the Confederacy fund. The Christian church Bazaar runs Friday and Saturday with holiday gift items and a call to attend at 315.
The Methodist church women announce a Christmas Bazaar at City Hall Tuesday at 2:30 PM with gifts, cakes, homemade candy, hot chocolate, coffee and wafers. Oyster sale at Walker’s store with fresh oysters at low prices. orders for Christmas articles also invited.
An invitation notes a Friday evening reception on December 12 by the Erie in honor of the A and M football team. Local members of the order their wives daughters and their lady friends are expected to attend.
The Eagle announces a regular meeting of L. S. Ross Chapter U D with Mrs J W Doremus at arranged location. The monthly session starts at 3 20 and all members are requested to attend.
The op showcases popular moving pictures with a strong turnout despite bad weather. Among the best shown were The Inn Keeper’s Wife and A Little Jules Verne and The Red Spectre is anticipated in tonight’s program. The era houseing at Stuart’s is noted as a crowning feature for the night.
Cotton in Galveston and New York shows middling at 12¢ and 11.95e respectively, Liverpool middling 6.204. Bryan middling 11 4¢ sacked, mixed 78. Corn ranges Galveston 70e, Houston 6S to white 70 to 72c. Cattle at Ft. Worth quoted 5.00 for steers 3.50 to Bryan for cows 2.00 to 3.25. Hogs at Ft. Worth 4.10 to 4.42½, Bryan 4.00. Poultry and eggs, butter show no changes.
The many friends of Mr. J. V. Brosdon learn he returned yesterday morning from Galveston and is recovering from illness. He is able to be up and about his home and expected to continue improving.
A Baptist Christmas tree event will be held on December 24 at the First Baptist church. Committees have been formed and begun work for the program. Anno Armando Belaval, a native Spanish speaker and teacher, offers affordable language lessons at the Commercial Hotel. contact for details on February 18.
In the county court yesterday Judge A. G. Board appointed Mr J F Manning temporary administrator of the estate of his brother J C Manning, deceased.
Mrs Graham and Miss Christian arrived yesterday from Forest Mississippi and are staying with Major and Mrs McInnis as their guests.
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