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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
3
The notice lists passenger train numbers and times for northbound and southbound service. It notes No. 104 Northbound leaves at 4 25 p m with a connection to main line 1 4G N east and west and No 101 Southbound arrives 7 15 p m and leaves next morning at 8 a m. Additional routes include Nos 1 8 6 2 4 6 and fast services Nos 8 and 4 at principal stations.
Local items report Beau Chatham and Stasny returning to Cy press and from Mc Kin yesterday. Visitors include Franklin Bros and J T Maloney of Palestine in Houston, Miss Cora Maxwell from Erath County visiting her sister Mrs Leo Kidd, and John Cramer shot and killed on the W E Astin plantation near Hearne January 23. Several locals travel to Galveston and attend events while Bryan sees few social entertainments this Christmas season.
Family gathering at Stam ford with Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Astin, theatre notices for W. B. Patton in Bryan, post holiday trains and repairs on I G N line, Santa Fe track fixes, farm lands for sale, Christmas observances with limited drunkenness, local business updates, visits from regional residents, and December events across Bryan and nearby towns.
Brazos Lodge No 64 from Bryan departs for Madisonville to establish a Knights of Pythias lodge. A. M. Waldrop will represent Grand Chancellor Bonner of Tyler. Two days of work planned, with a hoped for 30 member lodge and royal entertainment.
Sidney Rhodes of Houston spent Christmas in the city. Corrigan, signal engineer of the Southern Pacific, was in the city yesterday.
In New Boston Texas Col Hallum stood before a packed jury three hours delivering a pathos filled defense about a minister, his home ruined, and a public campaign against him. The jury acquitted him as crowds pressed to hear every word and a minister’s wife offered flowers. The Sickle Publishing Co. has printed the case facts and Hallum speech. Also notice calls a theatre review praising Minister's Son at the Opera House with W B Patton.
For sale, five and a half lots with 160 feet frontage on College street on the east side near the new residence of R. S. Webb. A big bargain with easy terms. Agent: Cliff A. Adams. Also notices of Franklin's market and a second-hand piano offered through post office box 89, Bryan, Texas.
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