Railroad Time Card and Local Notices
Rail schedule lines show No 8 and No 6 northbound and No 2 and No 6 southbound times. Local notices mention pastors travels, social visits, sales, rail delays, and personal notices including Mrs Ballard and Mrs Parker. Advertisements include waists at 75 cents to 33.50 and household sale offerings. Stray mule reward and business reopening on North Main Street noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Barron
W. E. Graham
Jas. Cooper
J. M. Higgins
J. B. Caroll
Rock Prairie
Wilson & Derden
Henry Crenshaw
Ft. Worth
Herbert
Houston
Nellie H. Ballard
Levy Bros
Francis Parker
Payne Prairie
G. F. Parker
Bryan
John Butler
J. R. Smith
Reliance
Local notices list residents visiting and errands in Bryan
Readers report visits and travel from many nearby towns. Names include Miss Waldine Saunders Navasota Mrs W S Stuart Seguin Judge J W Doremus Hempstead and others. Also sales such as four hens and a white Leghorn rooster and a waist fabric sale by Wilson Derden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Harvey
S. FE
Lock
Tabor
Farquhar
Navasota
W. S. Stuart
Seguin
J. W. Doremus
Hempstead
A. Eidson
Ben Eidson
Wellborn
John C. Vick
P. H. Arrington
A. W. Royder
T. A. Bullock
Kennedy
Fountain
A. B. Waite
Edge
Ais
John McCorquodale
Nava
Jno
B. Mike
J. H. Royder
BE. R. Ramsey
Palestine
Jonnie Koppe
Agnesegister
Kurten
Wilson & Derden
Joan W. Wiley
J. M. Bullock
E. S. Daniels
Palicios
B. T. Lide
L. D. McGee
Foster Recital at Grand Opera House Fr 1909
A local home talent evening titled Foster Recital promises entertainment with Tymist and Talker from out of town explaining Foster while home talent will perform. Admission 27 cents, seniors four score may enter free. Doors open 7 30 p m curtain 8 30 p m Friday Feb 12 1909 at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Grand Opera House
Resignation of Rev. Challenner Hits Windsor Church
The Windsor church learns Rev. Jas A. Challenner of Bryan Texas resigned as pastor effective March 1 or later to allow vacancy filling. The church notes his two sermons impressed and that his tenure doubled membership and saw a new church building. a pulpit committee and resolutions were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Review
Windsor
Jas. A. Challenner
Bryan
Texas
Christian Church
Nate McCutchan
Challenner
Windsor Church
J. J. Ray
Geo. A. Adams
Joe B. Reed
L. D. McGee
J. T. McGee
W. T. James
Rev. Challenner
J. I. Barron
W. S. Collard
Guy Bittle
Egg and poultry market prices and demand notes
The market lists hens at 3.00 to 4.00 per dozen and other fowl prices from 2.00 to 5.00 per dozen. Eggs are scarce, selling up to 20 cents per dozen. Butter ranges 12 1 2 to 25 cents. Chickens are scarce with good demand and turkeys in strong demand.
Bryan Pastors Association Reorganized
The Bryan pastors association was reorganized yesterday morning with Rev. J. A. Challenger elected president. Dr M. E. Weaver became vice president while Dr. T. H. Morris was named treasurer. Rev. T. A. Searcy was chosen secretary and a committee was appointed to draft resolutions on resignations and removals of several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Brazos County
Tax collector W Wipprecht warns delinquent taxpayers that their taxes will be seized at a cost of 0 cents per mile and 1.58 dollars, urging payment to avoid extra expenses. Dated February 1, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wipprecht
Brazos CO
Brazos County Corn Show Invites Big Attendance and Premiums
The Brazos county corn show and Farmers Institute open at the court house on Wednesday the 10th. A large crowd is expected as many corn exhibits enter the contest with valuable premiums donated by Bryan merchants. The event aims to boost local farming and educate growers in advanced corn production, citing past success by Jeff Steele of Millican at a world contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Eagles
San Antonio
Jeff Steele
Millican
Minstrel Show Impresses with Music and Acrobatics
The Eagleman reports a successful Minstrel performance featuring song hits such as Love the Last One Best of All and What’s the Matter With the Mail plus clever dancing trapeze and horizontal bar acts. An afterpiece The School of Acting drew laughs, with proceeds to improve athletic equipment for the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ganter
Willie Boehme
Jack Johnson
Tom Daly
Marshall Bullock
G. W. Gardener
Joe Woiton
One Hundred New Waists on Special Sale Tuesday
Wilson & Derden announces a Tuesday sale featuring 100 new waists including lingerie and lawn dresses with tailored fits. Fancy sleeves showcase season's latest styles at a 20 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Derden
Louis Reed Dies After Illness at Ballinger
Mr Louis Reed aged 48 years six months and eleven days died at Ballinger after a pneumonia illness. He leaves two brothers Wilson Reed and Lee Reed and two sisters Mrs Geraldine Kelly and Mrs T J Preston. Remains will be laid to rest at Reed grave yard on the old home place. funeral time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reed
Ballinger
T. J. Preston
Edith Preston
Reed
Bryan
Messrs
Wilson Reed
Lee Reed
Geraldine Kelly
Old Home Place
Temple
Weather Outlook From New Orleans Flyer
Unsettled weather with rain likely tonight or Tuesday. Colder tonight and freezing cold Tuesday. Special to Bryan Morning Eagle. Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Morning Eagle
New Orleans
Cline
Also Mentioned on This Page
MO. M. Lawrence
Ml. Lawrence & Co
North Bound
G. N
T. H. Morris
Montgomery
Bergern
Huntsville
I. N. Conyers
Marlin
Dave Jolly
A. L. Ewing
Brazos Bottom
First Baptist Church
Martin & 54
Brenham
Sota
E. H. Suber
College
Propriety Fallenwider
Plingam Pickenbone
Sandy Brakenhead
Pastors Association Reorganized
Yours Truly
the Minstrel
Bryan Atheletic
MR. Louis Reed
W H. Lawrence
Over Haswell
Storf
W. C. Fountain
New Spring
Manhattans
Parks & Waldrop
The
Clothiers
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Byraie
Miller’s
Otel
Bryan H
D. D. McAlpine
TELMO
Sanders Bros
Manhattan Life
New York
Ss. L. Boatwright
John Wittman
Tailo
Wolfsen
Russia
Fuji Silks
Rajah Silks
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