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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
9
Northbound trains Nos 1 8 5 and southbound Nos 2 4 and 7 run with designated times. Several residents and visitors are listed as visiting relatives or passing through, including Meachum Templeman Williamson McDaniel Brockman Bird and others. Local business and social notes mention relocation plans for B Kaczer Dry Goods and announcements inviting New Year visitors.
Train schedule fragment lists No. 125 Northbound DPaseen at 7:00 a.m. No. 1083 Southbound passenger at 7:00 p.m. No. 191 Southbound Mixed arrives about 4:50 p.m. Mentions connections with main line G N east and west.
Willie Harris returned to Austin Sunday. J Jones from Bethel. Luther Taylor went to Houston. Mc Dougalds Drug Store shows fresh holiday goods and Huylers candies. Gen H B Stoddard may have visited Houston. P N Causey from Wellborn. Drummond from Cottonwood. J F Parks left for business. W Armstrong from Dallas. Agnes Ettle returned from Calvert. Sid Rhodes from Tyler visiting relatives. J L Sample of Tabor called on the Eagle. John and Mrs Wilcox returned to Fort Worth. For Rent store on Main Street. McCorquodale notes. Judge J W Doremus visited Houston. John A Moore returned from Mexia. Xmas cigars at McDougalds Drug Store. Major W A Banks able downtown after illness. W M Foster left after Christmas. Edgar Covey left for Marlin. Unfurnished rooms for rent. Mrs S Lindsey or John McCorquodale. Mrs Milton Dawson from Waco visiting relatives. Dawson family with a theatrical company in Waco. Smoke Silver Crown cigars. For sale by Dunn & Daly and Taylor & Cox. 1-1-02
200 acres on Cedar creek, 18 miles northwest of Bryan, good houses on same. Apply to Mrs. Z Bonneville, Bryan. d27.
A Bryan Business League committee reports resolutions on the death of Col L L Foster former president of the Agricultural and Mechanical college. The resolutions praise his integrity fidelity industry and ability, noting the loss to the community the college and the state. They request the resolutions be spread on minutes and a copy sent to the bereaved family for publication in local and state papers.
The note lists galvanized iron cisterns for sale by J Allen Myers and mentions Miss Bertha Boyett traveling to Wheelock for a wedding, plus New Year gatherings hosted by Miss Arnie Cole. It also covers L and G N officials planning a banquet, Mr George D Tucker buying Hartman House, Myers giving employees an oyster supper, Ed Elliott reporting a Christmas in Edge, Concord church tree event with good turnout, and mentions dry weather hindering land breaking.
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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