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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
3
The page lists passenger trains Nos 104 and 101 with departure and arrival times. Northbound No 104 leaves at 4:25 p.m. with open connection to main line. southbound No 101 arrives at 7:15 p.m. and leaves next morning at 8:00 a.m.
Incomplete OCR lines present scattered times and stamps with no clear event. A few numbers appear like 127 p.m. and 4:16 p.m. but no full details. No identifiable people places organizations or outcomes are readable.
Local column reports visits and travels of residents in Houston Waco Hearne and Brenham. Mentions Franklin Bros markets Christmas events a sausage stand reopenings and a parade of small notices including lost dog sales and charity. Also notes school Christmas tree and lodge meeting postponement and holiday shopping at McDougald's and Vesmirovski's.
Mr W W Winter and Miss Lizzie Grice wed at the bride's parents home in Bryan at 3 30 PM officiated by Rev E L Shettles of the Methodist church. Attended by Misses Nannie and Della Grice and Messrs Ivey Foster Hamp Buchanan. The couple left for Houston and Galveston for a week or ten days. The bride, Bryan High School's first honor graduate, is praised for attainments and popularity. groom a successful contractor. The Eagle extends congratulations. Birdie Suber wins Buck's stove gift by coupon contest. A Jacob's Ladder stood at the Christian church. Market notes promise fine corn fed calf meat today at Jeff Franklin's.
In New Boston Texas the case State of Texas vs Col Jno Hallum ended with an acquittal after a dramatic three hour defense. Hallum defended himself amid a crowded packed courtroom while facing a hostile opinion campaign. The Sickle Publishing Co. offers the speech and full case facts in book form for 50 cents.
An advance notice praises the production for its freshness and quiet atmosphere. Comedian Mr. W. B. Patton delivers originality that delights audiences. The reviewer notes old frills and worn methods do not suit this show. Opera House event on Tuesday December 30.
For sale five and a half lots with 160 feet frontage on College Street east side near the new residence of B S Webb. A big bargain. Terms easy. 1-1 Cliff A Adame, Agent.
One lot of Mannington shirts in odd sizes valued at $1 to $1.25 is offered at 50 cents during Norwood's Letter sale. The sale promotes remaining stock at a substantial discount.
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