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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

2

Local items note visits, births, sales, and events

Local tidbits list guests and travels of Frank Clarke J B Harrison Adoue Jen kin s and Gorscki from Calvert Wellborn Edge yester day Magnolia Wortham. births and funerals mention a son to Mr and Mrs Jenkins and Leon Bond’s Houston funeral. Dunlap shoes Norwood’s Christmas goods and Bryan Elks plan a Dec 28 oyster roast event.

Kiam’s Mary Lawrence E. B. Lomax Houston Leon Bond Texas Otto Boehme Bryan Burt Norwood The

Christmas at the Churches in Bryan Amid Holiday Plans

Funeral news from Bryan notes the death of Mrs. L. C. Lindsey in Lake Charles Louisiana while visiting relatives. The Bainbridge Stock Company performs at the Grand Opera House December 21 for three nights. Christmas observances are listed for local churches Episcopal Free Baptist Baptist Christian Methodist and others with trees offerings and services. Rev FE L Shettles preached a sermon at the Methodist church marking his sixth anniversary in Bryan. Jesse James show was delayed by rain but will resume tent performances. Pecans varieties from Dallas will be shipped for instruction at the local horticulture department. Bryan officials appoint delegates to join a deep water convention trip in Washington. New local arrivals include Dr Anton Prykastys and Father Glissner assisting St Josephs parish and Villa Maria Academy activities. Mr and Mrs J D Steele of Millikan visited the city.

Bryan L. C. Lindsey Lake Charles Episcopal Church Free Baptist Church Baptist Church Buckner Orphan Home FE. L. Shettles Timpson Texas San Augustine Methodist Church I. F. Betts Assembly Hall College Shettles Paul Timothy H. Harrison Waco Washington Brazos Harrison J. E. Butler Jno K. Parker Russian Empire Galveston Gallagher Father Glissner St. Joseph's Parish Villa Maria Academy J. D. Steele Millican City

Mistake of Cook at Kirbyville Ends in Tragic Illness

Silas B. Conn's wife and three children in Kirbyville fall seriously ill after a cook mixes rough on rats into oatmeal. One child dies, another likely to die, while Mr Conn and one child survive. Mrs Conn expected to recover. poison had been stored safely prior to the accident. Mr Conn is cashier at Kirbyville State Bank. Likely transport to a city hospital planned for the sick children.

Kirbyville State Bank

Supreme Court Denies Writs for Two Ticket Scalpers

Austin Dec. 18 The supreme court denied the applications of J N Lyttle and Robert Reid both San Antonio ticket scalpers for writ of habeas corpus and ordered their remand to the sheriff to obey civil appeals court orders. They were jailed for contempt for violating an injunction by selling scalped tickets after being enjoined. The court indicates it will not define its jurisdiction but evidence tends to support the conviction.

Austin Supreme Court J. N. Lyttle Robert Reid San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals Fourth District Lytle Reid Cort of Civil Appeals

Ninety four Sixth battery arrives in Fort Worth on march

Ninety four men of the Sixth battery arrived in Fort Worth on the march from Fort Riley to Fort Sam Houston. They started for San Antonio Monday morning and will pitch camps at Egan Grandview Hillsboro West Waco Paddy Little River Bartlett Taylor Round Rock Austin Hanchaca San Marcos New Braunfels and Brackett. The battery is due to reach San Antonio January 2. It left Fort Riley November 13.

Denison to Get Wire Fencing and Gate Works Plant

Denison set to land a wire fencing and gate works facility backed by northern capitalists, promising 100 jobs. Clark and Nanon of St Louis seek a franchise for electric light works offering service at half current rates. Editor Thompson of the Herald, Laura Eppstein, and Katy traffic manager A D Dethard order a 1500 dollar gasoline pleasure launch for Red River service.

Denison Clark & Nanon St. Louis Thompson The Herald Laura Eppstein A. D. Dethard Katy Red River

Postmaster Enjoined Over Money Orders and Local Lottery Ties

Dallas reports Postmaster Robinson enjoined by Postmaster General Cortelyou from cashing money orders for a local firm tied to a lottery scheme. At Asbury Park, F B Perdoni and Howard Morris are jailed on charges of chloroforming and smothering Mrs Morris Naftel.

Son Cortelyou Asbury Park N. J F. B. Perdoni Howard Morris Morris Naftel

Mi Ona tablets promise relief from indigestion

Advert by E. J. Jenkins touts Mi ona tablets as a simple, practical cure for indigestion and related symptoms. The ad claims bismuth subgallate and cerium oxalate strengthen digestion, allow flexible eating, and offer a money back guarantee if no cure. One tablet before each meal costs 50 cents.

BK. J. Jenkins E. J. Jenkins

H and T C Excursions One Third Fare Sale

H and T C will offer round trip tickets at one and a third fare on specified dates to multiple regions. December trips target Ohio Indiana sections of several states, Louisville and Texas areas with limits to January 4. Additional routes include Indian Territory Oklahoma Territory Southeastern and Northern states and a few Mexican points. Limited to specific dates in late December through early January.

Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania New York Ilinois Louisville Kentucky Indian Territory Oklahoma Territory Pointe Mexico Texas Louisiana Pointe

Dunlap $5 Shoes Featured by Burt Norwood

Local dealer Burt Norwood invites customers to view the Dunlap pew assortment O21, highlighting the famous Dunlap shoes priced at five dollars each.

Burt Norwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Clarke Keith J. Adoue Calvert C. E. Jenkins J. J. Gorscki A. W. Boyder Wellborn Jennie Boyett Ennis F.A. Capps Benchley F. D. Perkins Baby O.H. Astin E. L. Shettles G. D. Cozart W. C. Edwards Leon County Remington J. A. Myers Fountain & Co Hazel Smith Sam Eaves W. F. Taliaferro Saratoga S. V. Lawson Magnolia J. R. West Wortham J. D. West Dunlap Douglass Norwood Bainbridge Stock Company Grand Opera House W. S Swain E. J. Kyle Department of Horticulture Dallas National Nut Growers’ Association United States Nicknacks Noveltie Emmel & Maloney City National Bank Bryan, Texas Brazos County ED Hall G. S. Parker W. Wilkerson Cashier Denison Doings Robin E. J Jenkins Scitposs Bros.&& Fine Baitimo d Somoss Bros & C Makere Wagner Brandon
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