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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
7
The notice lists multiple train services by number and direction including Northbound Nos 1 8 5 3 6 18 and Southbound Nos 5 3 8 18 with times such as 10 18 a m 1 17 p m 2 17 a m 1 51 p m 4 22 p m 2 50 a m 7 00 a m and 7 00 p m. It notes fast train status at principal stations and mentions section with ShYL ng east and west.
Willie Harris returned to Austin Sunday and many residents from Bethel, Houston, Wellborn, Cot tonwood, Tyler and Dallas were reported visiting or traveling. McDougalds Drug Store advertised holiday goods and cigars. Unfurnished rooms for rent and a Main street store for rent appeared. Local society and business updates list visits, trips, and invitations for New Year callers.
200 acres on Cedar creek eighteen miles northwest of Bryan with good houses on the property. For inquiries apply to Mrs. Z Bonneville in Bryan. dated d27.
Clark Winslow came back to Galveston Sunday while W. H. Dean returned from Ennis. A J Edwards and W Meredith visited from Millican. John W Currie was here from Huntsville. J E Foster and wife from Brenham spent Christmas with J E Foster Jr near Bryan. Henry Pierce and wife went back to Palmer after visiting R M Henry family near Bryan. Joseph Gelber arrived from Tyler to arrange moving B Kaczer's dry goods business back to Bryan. Kaczer will occupy the McConnico building.
Directory style notice列 Cisterns sold in all sizes by J Allen Myers at 26. Miss Bertha Boyett leaves for Wheelock for Ada Dunn and Ernest Marsh wedding. New Year reception for Arnie Cole and assistants. L and G N officials attend the banquet. The Minister's Son shown. George D. Tucker buys Hartman House. Myers hosts oyster supper for employees at Cosmopolitan. Ed Elliott reports a Christmas in Edge. Concord hosts a successful Christmas tree with large attendance amid dry weather and water concerns for land breaking.
A Bryan Business League committee presents memorial resolutions praising Col. L. L. Foster, late president of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, for integrity, industry, and leadership. The report notes the loss to the community, college, and state, requests minutes to bear the record, and asks for a copy to be sent to the bereaved family and published in local and state newspapers. Names: W. R. Cavirot, J. L. FouNrvTAIN, F. M. Law, JR.
On account of sickness I have had to close my rooms here in Bryan for a few days. Wait until I return for your photos and buttons, I will, make you something fine. 22 G. A. Markham.
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