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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

2

Local notes from Bryan and Wellborn around town events

Miss Winnie Wilson of Wellborn shops in Bryan. W J Gayle arrives from Magnol ia to relieve Dunlap at the 1. G N station. Dunlap headed to McCormick. S P Bell active in Cross county business. The Eagle thanks long time subscribers and notes improvements including a concrete walk for Mrs Josie Lawrence and shade trees in Bryan. The Devil at Grand Opera house promises satisfaction with refund option. Weather winds gusting. Cline forecasts slight improvement and cooler temps. Mayor Maloney buys waterworks bonds and street and building issue saving the city $1,800 in total.

Eagle The Our Lady Friends Josie Lawrence Bryan A. J. Wagner & Co John B. Mike Grand Opera House Mike S. H.holligan Cline New Orleans

Vulcan Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

At Vulcan Lodge No 37 last night officers were elected for the coming year. Master Workman E B Jenkins, Foreman W B Roman, Overseer Joe Pletzer, Guide Geo W Higgs, Recorder W J Walker, Financier Joe B Reed, Inside Watchman W J Christian, Outside Watchman W Rigby, and J W Barron named trustee for three years. Car choice June cut forney hay on track. Vick's Feed Store. 8

Vulcan Lodge No Forney Vick’s

Wicker Leaves County Clerk Office for Deputy Collectorship

George Wicker relinquishes deputy county clerk duties under County Clerk Boyett to join the office of Wipprecht as deputy collector. Wipprecht welcomes his efficient handling and industry. George J. Nedbalek succeeds Wicker in the county clerk’s office.

George Wicker W. ©. Boyett W. Wipprecht Wipprecht Wicker George J. Nedbalek

Local Couple Weds in Quiet City Ceremony

Miss Tina Knoblauch wed Mr. J. L. Brown of Los Angeles yesterday afternoon at her parents home at Flor ence and River streets. A few friends attended the ceremony. The couple left this morning for their new home in California.

Tina Knoblauch Florence and River Sts J. L. Brown Los Angeles California el Paso Evening News

Mass Meeting Debates Waterworks Purchase Plan

Citizens met the mayor and aldermen at Carnegie Hall to discuss financing a new waterworks or buying the Bryan Water & Light Plant. The city offered a price the company rejected, and a taxation plan to fund installation was promised to be presented to business leaders on December 28. The Allen Academy circus added Signor Cameroni the strong man, with admission set at 25 cents per person.

Carnegie Hall G. S. Parker J. L. Fountain Maloney Board of Aldermen Bryan Water & Light Plant Jim Keefer Signor Cameroni Allen Academy

Obituary of 87 year old Mr. R W Buchanan

Mr. R W Buchanan 87 died at relatives home after paralysis struck last Friday morning. A Confederate veteran, he lived in Lampasas county and visited in this city with relatives the Buchanans Albert J and A W Buchanan are noted businessmen here. Surviving children include Early Buchanan of Ector county who was with him at death. Interment at Buchanan burial ground Steep Hollow on Thursday at 3 pm with Rev J M Bullock officiating.

R. W. Buchanan John McCorquedale Buchanan Lampasas County Albert J A. W. Buchanan Early Buchanan Ector County Yellow Bayou Steep Hollow J. M. Bullock

Milliners Pass Over Splendid Hat Decoration Material

Readable text notes milliners overlooked a splendid material for decorating ladies hats. The piece mentions ears of jack rabbits and burros as possible decorative inspirations, though details are fragmentary.

Jack Rabbite

Cotton Market Holds Narrow Session in Liverpool Trade

Spot cotton in Liverpool shows modest demand lifting an otherwise tepid market. Liverpool futures open lower, then recover to close slightly above Wednesday, amid a clash between bear leader Craig and bull faction McFadden. Market eyeing next ginners report due 21st. Thursday sales total 25 bales with prices listed from low middling to good middling.

Liverpool Craig New York Bears McFadden Bull Bears

Tribute to Departed General Robertson Blows to UCV

New Orleans December 17 Adjutant General William Mickle of the United Confederate Veterans issues a special order on the death of General Fred Robertson of Florida. The document notes his leadership at headquarters and service as assistant adjutant general and secretary for the finance committee. It laments the loss to reunions and to the federation as an irreparable blow.

New Orleans William Mickle The United Confederate Veterans Fred Robertson Florida

Simon Elected President of Haiti by Congress

Port au Prince reports General Antoine Simon, leader of Haiti’s last revolution and recent triumphant entry into the capital, has been unanimously elected president of the republic by the Haitian congress after Nord Alexis fled.

Port Au Prince Antoine Simon Haiti Nord Alexis

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E. J. Fountain Bryan, Texas Winnie Wilson Wellborn W. J. Gayle Magnolia Mr. Dunlap McCormick S. P. Bell Cross Jaimes County Ing Waterworks Miss Knoblauch Opera House Emmel & Maloney Robertson Simon First National Bank U.S I. L. L. McInnis Tc Hief J. W. Howell Guy M. Bryan H. O. Boatwright L. L. McInnis Cashier W. P. Bryan Brazos County Texas F. J. Jenkins Swift Fancy Hyman Hym Hyman’s Heinz Sour Heinz India Heinz Chic
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