Christmas services and notices from local church and town
Special Christmas services will be held at the Episcopal church Sunday at 11 a.m. Holy communion on Christmas morning at 10 a.m. The Christmas tree will be lit Saturday at 7 p.m. Wells Fargo Agent E. B. Lomax asks carriers to collect express charges with packages or face higher rates, citing busyness and lack of funds. Texas Bakery advertises daily fruit cakes and fresh goods. Norwood's showcases new Christmas stock of dress shoes. For rent: Manganic Wells and Farm, 80 acres with orchard, pasture, water, and houses. apply to Co. G. Parsons.
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Episcopal Church
Wells Fargo
E. B. Lomax
The
Eagle
Co. G. Parsons
Knights of Pythis Charity Notice for Christmas Gifts
The Knights of Pythis committee could not locate impoverished city children due to lack of an organized charity society. It is ordered that five dollars be sent to the Sunday school superintendents of six city churches to purchase presents for children teachers or members know of who might otherwise be overlooked by Santa Claus.
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Knights of Pythis
Santa Claus
Card of Thanks from A. J. Battle Wellborn Tex
Acknowledges sympathy and help after bereavement. A. J. Battle expresses heartfelt thanks to friends in Wellborn Texas. Dated December 18. Also advertises free marbles with every pair of boys shoes for cash at Burt Norwood.
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A. J. Battle
Wellborn, Tex
Burt Norwood
Arsneaux and Parker Wed at Courthouse in Bryan
Adam Arsneaux and Fay Parker of Wellborn were married yesterday afternoon in Bryan by Justice W. Gillie Mitchell after obtaining a license at the courthouse. They arrived by train at 1:38 pm and returned to Wellborn amid well wishes from friends.
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Adam Arsneaux
Fay Parker
Wellborn
W. Gillie Mitchell
Bryan
Gus Parker
Houston
McCorquodale Case Affirmed by Court of Appeals
Telegram from Tyler Dec 20 1905 reports Judge Davidson affirming the McCorquodale case. Wm McCorquodale and Howard Martin were convicted in Brazos County for killing Henry Spell in Bryan on Dec 7 1904 and given a life term. The appeal result is noted as affirmed. Also included are local ads offering a free wagon with $10 clothing purchases and Christmas china specials.
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Tyler
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
W. B. Hudson
Bryan
Real estate transfers listed for Bryan area parcels
Reported for the Eagle by Monroe Edge listing numerous land transactions across Bryan. Buyers include Nancy Broach, A T Davis, John Fullerton, H L Gentry, J D Higginbotham, Cyrus Koontz, Joseph Locke, W L Edge, James Johnson, T J McQueen, C B McGregor, R L Reed, J H Shelburne and others with acreages from 14 to 884 and considerations from 10 to 2770 dollars. Names, surveys, and parcel details are provided.
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the Eagle
Monroe Edge
Nancy Broach
M. 8. Broach
G. W. Singleton
A. T. Davis
Fort Martin
W. Blakeley
John Fullerton
W.P. Goodson
J. D. Higginbotham
Antonio Scardino
M. Baine
Cyrus Koontz
John Wilson
C. Baker
Joseph Locke
W. L. Edge
Wm. Love
James Johnson
T. Haynes
A. D. McConnico
M. Parker
T. J. McQueen
J. D. Higgin
Botham
C. B. McGregor
W. B. McGregor
Millicen
Barron
George Pletzer
Joe Pletzer
Bryan
R. L. Reed
C. A. Adams
City of
J. H. Shelburne
J. C. Shelburne
J. H. Jones Wooten
Special Millinery Notice and Holiday Events
SPECIAL MILLINERY NOTICE Our millinery season closes Saturday Dec 23 Orders till then receive prompt attention Wilson Edge The Bainbridge Stock Company arrives at Grand Opera House Dec 21 for three nights with a strong repertoire of comedies dramas music and scenery Death reported last night Mrs J J Pressley Cooke s Point Burleson County Meats from 8S Franklin Guns stoves razors at Myers hardware Hand some carving set Christmas gifts at J A Myers Christmas goods from Ki am s Mrs Mary Lawrence Fresh cakes and crackers Howell Bros Manicure sets at Emmet Maloney s
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Bainbridge Stock Company
Grand Opera House
J. J. Pressley
Cooke's Point
Burleson County
H. Franklin
Myers’ Hardware Store
J. A. Myers
Kiam’s
Mary Lawrence
Bankers Imboden and Hill Convicted of Conspiracy
Denver reports Leonard Imboden and James A. Hill bankers were found guilty of conspiring to wreck the Denver Savings Bank. They were convicted on four of six counts and a motion for a new trial was filed. Both men are noted in Alabama and Texas. Also, the Japanese cruiser Tsushima was dispatched from Sasebo due to disturbances at Shanghai.
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Leonard Imboden
James A. Hill
Denver
Denver Savings Bank
Imboden
Hill
Alabama
Texas
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Sath
Hunter & Chatham
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Norwood’s
K. OF P. Charity Notice
X-Mas Presents
Emmel & Maloney
Arsneaux-Parker
McCorquodale
City National Bank
Bryan, Tahaxas
City National Bank of
Brazos County
ED Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Wilson & Edge
Tokio
Shanghai
Tsushima
Sasebo
Telmo
Higgs & McCulloch
Son Leading Brands
Silas B. Johnson
Montreal
E. Rohde
A. McKenzie the Jewele
A. McKenzie