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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1909
Page
3
Rail schedules for H and T C and I G N lines listed with arrival times. Locals and personals note ice cream, visitors, travel notes, sales, waists, and social updates from Bryan area communities. Includes names such as J W Dyer Ivy Foster Geo F Lee and many locals visiting or passing through.
Mrs. R S Webb hosted the Week End Club with about forty two guests and a six handed forty two game followed by a salad course. Mrs Jas Q Hance hosted a Monday card party with honor guests Mrs Roger Astin and Miss Harrison and others. A hand painted loving cup and a center piece were presented and a five hundred game concluded. A Methodist men banquet is planned for Feb 25 at the Morris home with a detailed program led by local leaders and ministers заверш.
Wilson and Derden announce a Monday sale featuring one hundred beauti ful lingerie and lawn dress waists with fancy sleeves and tailored cuts. The latest season production carries a twenty percent savings. Located at 54.
Tax collector W Wipprecht warns delinquent taxpayers to settle taxes to avoid extra charges. The notice dated February 1, 1909, states transport costs of 60 cents per mile and 1.50 dollars in expenses. Ends with a call to come in and save the expense.
First Baptist Church presents a morning solo and choral program on February 7 featuring organ works by Bach Liszt and Wagner, selections from Stabat Mater and Meistersinger, plus a soprano obbligato and incidental solos by Mrs Adams and Mrs Davis. Mrs H O Boatwright directs with Women’s Choral Club and college singers assisting.
St Andrew's Church cancels 11 a m service due to Baptist church dedication. Evening service at 7:30 p m. St Andrew's Brotherhood plans meeting at Rectory Thursday 8 p m inviting men and youths. First Baptist holds services with Dr Geo W Truett preaching 11 a m and 7:30 p m.
On account of a special service at the First Baptist church there will be no service at 11 a.m. The usual service occurs at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. Junior League at 3 p.m. All cordially invited. THOMAS H. MORRIS.
A dated listing includes B. Y. P. U. leader T. R Batter, Mr. H. Newton, Rev. S. W. Kendrick, and Mrs. W. C. Davis with a vocal piece titled My Pital Goodbye. An item mentions a Losi-Gold linked cuff button engraved with Masonic symbols and a request to return a fin der to Jno. B. Mike.
Mr T C Nunn purchased two sections of school land in Andrews County forty five miles beyond Midland. After two years on the land he arranged to keep it and will receive a state deed in about a year. The land borders Frank Clarke’s property, promising a neighborly setup. Nunn is building a small house as Roy and the rest of the family plan to move west if they settle there.
W. J. Coulter left for St. Louis to buy spring and summer stock for his store. He takes cash to secure bargains, promising up-to-date goods and spot cash benefits for customers. The trip aims to secure favorable terms and fresh merchandise aligned with customer needs.
Tonight and Sunday fair. Cline H Robinson Jr accepted a position with Cravens and Page in Houston. Henry’s friends regret losing him from Bryan. For sale California hedge privets 2 to 6 feet high 3 dollars per hundred. J M Halliday, longtime Brazos County man now in Madison County, was in town yesterday.
A notice declares that lawsuits will be filed on all delinquent property starting Monday the 2th of 1909 to recover costs. Lamar Bethea signs the filing as issuer.
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