Locals and Persons of the City Thursday Visitors
A long list of local residents and visitors in town Thursday includes Roy idays Louis Bond of Kurten Will Rudasil of Tabor Ji Riley of Reliance Coulter Smith Bertie Graham Henry Mathis Jack Crenshaw Willie Boyett J. T. Cloud and many others. Several shoppers and business visitors from Reliance Kurten Harvey and Millican were noted with plans to visit Santa Claus and Christmas greetings. Edge Dry Goods ad signals seasonal sales while the paper reports rail freight shifts and a store robbery inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royidays
Louis Bond
Kurten City
Will Rudasil
Tabor
City
Ji Riley
Reliance
Coulter Smith
Bertie Graham
P. the City
Henry Mathis
Jack Crenshaw
Willie Boyett
J. T. Cloud
Kurten
Dandley
Harvey
Mr Smith
Smith
Hudspeth
Shelby Goodman
J. W
Richard
Palestine
Santa Claus
The
Edge Dry Goods Co
Edge
Eagle
Claus
Christmas Greeting From The Eagle to Bryan Shoppers
The Eagle extends season greetings to Bryan business patrons and travelers who shopped locally. It notes many from other counties visited, praising Bryan dealers for attractive terms, and thanks subscribers and advertisers for support and goodwill. The paper expresses gratitude and echoes a Christmas message of peace and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Eagle
the Eagle
The Cotton Market Sags Amid Quiet Trading
The market shows a discouraging 4000 bale day with Liverpool opening 2 to 4 points higher. Europe’s trade conditions are unsatisfactory and Manchester spinners consider short time work in Jan and Feb. A local buyer calls spinners “four flushing.” European stocks remain high while local quotations hold from Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Europe
Manchester
Winners Announce Popular Boy and Girl in Bryan
Miss Maude Read wins the $15 doll and Master Clyde Gregg the $5 fireworks in Bryan's popular vote contest at Walker's Toy and Christmas Goods Paradise. J oy Brogdon Jesse Henry and John R. Cole counted votes with results: Read 2275 votes Gregg 1160. The event, tied to Christmas 1908, left the winners with lasting memories of Mr. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Read
Clyde Gregg
Walker
Bryan
Mr. Walker
Christmas Day Services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church
On Christmas morning St Andrew's Episcopal Church holds Morning Prayer Holy Communion and a sermon at 11 o clock. The subject asks who the shepherds were to whom the angel and heavenly host appeared on that first Christmas morning.
Two Texas residents depart for visits and moves
Misses Alline Rhode and Nellie Cole left yesterday for a holiday visit to relatives and friends in Cleburne. A. L. Dyess of Harvey returned yesterday from Buffalo, Leon county, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Pate and her family, who will again become residents of Brazos county.
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A. B. Butler
Seguin
H. K. Martin
G. ©. Street, Jr
Houston
Fred Goodson
Georgetown
Pee
A. W. Wilkerson
City National Bank
Austin
D. B. Waite
Marlin
Edge
Baptist Church
John Caldwell
C. T. Skains
Etta “Goodson
Skains
Miss Goodson
Bryan
Leone Jones
Scott Child
Bremond
Edge Dry Goods Co
P. Hart
Abilene Arived
Ring Ino. M. Lawrence & Co
Salts
J. H. MecCullough
Oung County
McCullough
Hoas
A. J. Morris
Department
The
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geo. Walker
Copperas Cave
Coryell County
Walker
Brazos County
Millican
A. L. Dyess
Harvey
Old Brazos
John Ferguson
George Price
the Simses
Eagle
Lampasas
Coryell
Alline Rhode
Nellie Cole
Cleburne
Buffalo
Leon County
Pate
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Pure Food Distributor
Hall
Mr. W. Pp
Bullock
Steep Hollow
Wingate
Uller
J. F. Conway of
Smetana
Virgin Edinberg
Huntsville
Sem
A. W. Emmel
Martindale
Rmy
J. G. W. Allen
Misses Grace An Tyre Morgan
H. & TV Cne
John Attle
Caldwell Street
Conlee
A. 3. Edwards
Ernest Scott
Sherman
Allie
Lula
Stella Dunnica
San Antonio
Leonie Jones l
Scott
Albert Hannaman
T. H. Morris
Methodist Church
Buchanan-Moore
Moses Street
Grand Opera House
Adelaide Thurston
Cavitt
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Waldrop
Clothers
Scribers
Joseph
Carnes
Gilhan
M. E. Wallace
Geo. A. Adams
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