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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1909
Page
3
Train schedules mark north and south bound routes. Community notes report visitors, relocations, sales offers, and rental opportunities including house for rent and second hand office equipment. Several residents travel for business or funerals and tradespeople advertise seeds, sacks, and hedges.
The notes describe a V. e party at Mrs. F I Garth’s on Friday February 12 with invited guests. Mrs R V Kennole visits Houston to see her son Chancey in hospital. Tea events for Ladies Aid Society and Bachelor Girls Club announced at multiple residences with cordial welcomes.
Clarence Skains of Kurten and Maggie White of Wixon wed Sunday morning in a quiet ceremony at the officiating minister's home. The couple, celebrated by friends, shared a wedding dinner at the Skains home afterward with warm congratulations from their community.
Tonight and Tuesday unsettled with warmer weather. Special to Bryan Morning Eagle from New Orleans. For sale a five room house with barn and outbuildings near Allen Academy, 2 1/2 lots. contact Thurston Cole.
Fire alarm Sunday morning sparked a rapid response by Mayor Maloney Chief Hamilton and volunteers. Water pressure kept flames from James furniture sheds and employees offered thanks with a $10 check to the fire company. Announcements include a city marshal candidacy pledging lawful enforcement and continued public notice of church and free Baptist quarterly meetings with salience on Sunday school leadership and scholarships. An rental listing for a Bryan residence closes the page.
The marriage of Giles W. Rhodes and Miss Mabel Peacock was solemnized Wednesday evening at 8 at the bride’s parents home 1401 Boulevard Houston Heights. Rev. John B. Whitford officiated and the couple celebrated with a luncheon and gifts. They will be at home after February 1 at 707 Dallas Avenue Houston. Mr. Rhodes is son of A W Rhodes.
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