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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
3
North and south rail timetables appear alongside local visits. The page lists several train arrivals and departures with numbers and notes, then records visits by residents from Nava sota to Bryan and nearby towns.
Willie Harris returns to Austin. C J Jones visits from Bethel. Luther Taylor travels to Houston. Shoppers see fresh Huylers candy at McDougalds Drug Store and a strong sale of $1 $2 and $3 Xmas cigar packages. Rentals offered on Main street stores and unfurnished rooms as well as visits by J L Sample and J W Doremus.
A Bryan Business League committee reports resolutions mourning Col. L. L. Foster late president of the Agricultural and Mechanical College. They praise his integrity, industry, and service to the community, A and M College, and Texas. The resolutions will be spread in minutes and copies sent to the bereaved family for local and state newspapers. W. R. Cavitt, J. L. Fountain, F. M. Law, Jr.
Cisterns offered in all galvanized sizes by 26 J. Allen Myers. Miss Bertha Boyett travels to Wheelock for Ada Dunn and Ernest Marsh wedding. Arnie Cole to host New Year reception with helpers. L. and G. N. officials attend tonight's banquet. The Minister's Son play attracts railroad crowd. George D. Tucker buys Hartman House and enters hotel trade. Myers hosts oyster supper for employees at Cosmopolitan. Ed Elliott reports a Christmas in Edge. Concord church Christmas tree draws large crowd. Dry weather hampers land breaking. water scarce.
G A Markham reports sickness forces temporary closure of his Bryan rooms for a few days. Patrons are urged to wait for his return to finish photos and buttons and promises new work.
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