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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
3
The notice lists H and T C train times for No 3 North bound at 1 88 p.m. No 6 North bound at 12 46 a m. No 2 South bound at 3 40 p.m. No 6 South bound at 2 48 a m. Also G N schedule shows No 14 North bound at 12 58 p.m. No 15 South bound at 4 11 p.m.
Local items highlight minstrel shows at Buchanan & Clouds and at the opera house, visits by residents from Millican Reliance Wellborn and other towns, and social teas. The column notes people attending parties, bids thanks to hosts, and upcoming B Y P U height party at T W C with dates and locations.
Local talent presents a life narrative on Stephen Foster and his best loved ballads. An out of town Tymist and Talker assist. Friday February 12 doors open 7 30 curtain 8 30. Admission 25 cents for all.
Special weather update from New Orleans and Galveston reports a general pressure drop yet high readings in the south with light snow near the Lake region. Texas sees mostly fair weather with good rains in the south and rising temps in north counties. Poultry prices listed include hens 3.00 to 4.00 per dozen and eggs at 20 cents a dozen with strong poultry demand.
Due to last night’s rain the Cemetery Association benefit at the Cozy was postponed. New pictures and illustrated songs are planned for tonight, inviting everyone to support the ladies in their charitable effort.
The county attorney Lamar Bethea states a suit will be filed on all delinquent property as the law requires on February 8 1909. The county will cover costs and demands immediate payment. Yours truly Lamar Bethea County Attorney.
Coulter Bective announces Thursday shipment of well cut shirts made of the finest madras in pin stripes checks and polka dots. The colors are refined and styles latest, priced from 48 to 98 cents, encouraging shoppers to view Coulter's line before buying.
The Davis bill proposing a convict operated cotton factory to produce coarser goods was reported favorably by the House committee on penitentiaries after an amendment cut appropriation from 150000 to 100000. The Eagle praises the measure as the session’s most significant proposal and hopes for its enactment into Texas law.
Elon Stuart H V Shields and Henry Rhode returned from Hall's Lake after two days of pleasant hunting They bagged ducks and squirrels and enjoyed good weather and an all round good time
The Villa Maria Ursuline Academy pupils completed semi annual exams and begin the second scholastic term. They prepare a February 22 benefit at Bryan Opera House for the new auditorium with Mrs Abbott Boone and Miss Annie Caspersen among participants. Tickets sold at Haswell's store.
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