Local News Roundup From Bryan Yesterday
Items from Bryan report several visitors and customers including J M Langford and Ward Templeman in the city, sweet potatoes offered for sale, and new goods arriving at Norwood's store. People like 60 J Lcrimshire and 61 Payne were noted as callers, with other names traveling to Houston and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Griffin
Norwood
J. M. Langford
Granger
Bryan
Alval, Payne
Edge
Eagle Office
J. Lcrimshire
Millican
Ward Templeman
Navasota
F. J. Matthews
Henry & Brogdon
Eugene Williams
Waco
R. & G. Girdles
Coulter's
Local society notices and ads from Bryan society page
Tea benefit for Methodist church at 3 to 6 hosted by Dr D H Clark and Mrs T C Nunn. Norwood's offers $1.36 leather plow shoes for $1.00. New rent house near D F Dansby residence nearly finished. Mrs Wm Wilson of Houston visits Boyett and leaves for Hearne. P Wilson of H T C departs for Houston after a day in Bryan. Texas Bakery urged to patronize. Norwood hat and dress goods promotion. Seven room house with twenty acres near Allen Academy for sale or rent. H B Sammons travels to Dallas for The Trade Review. Two new houses near Dr Read’s, owned by Mrs Smith and Mrs Harris, nearing completion. Cotton men Ansley Woolford K Seaman and H Samuels met local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Nunn
Methodist Church
Norwood’s
D. F. Dansby
Wm. Wilson
Houston
Hearne
T. P. Boyett
P. Wilson
Texas
Otto Boehme
Hall's
B. B. Throop
Little Son
Austin
Navasota
Dr. Brown
Maggie Curry
Mamie Hines
H. B. Sammons
Dallas
The
Trade Review
Dr. Read
Pageant of Life at Opera House For Carnegie Library
The Woman's Reading club staged The Pageant of Life on Wednesday February 11 at the opera house. The seven ages of man were depicted as living pictures with music and recitations to aid the Carnegie Library readers room fund. The performance drew a filled house and generous support, ending with a graceful Goodnight finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Carnegie Library
George Washington
Goddess of
Liberty
Bardell
Pickwick
Dickens
Anid Lang Syne
Therogram
Social and millinery news from Bryan area
Miss Gertie Geisen of San Marcos visits Miss Hobgood. Miss Mary Stabenrauch leaves for Navasota to visit Mrs. A Blamenthal. Mrs. Hobgood and Miss Susie Hobgood travel to St. Louis Chicago and New York to buy spring hat fashions. Miss Mattie L. Watkins returns to Bryan to assist at the Hobgood millinery. Rev. John Brislan of Galveston Sacred Heart visits Bryan and stays at Ursuline convent. A.O. U. W. meeting features successful rides by A J Buchanan Oscar Minkert and VF E Austin and a large initiation. Pictures of Miss Hutson and pupils at Bryan Academic Institute on display Wednesday through Friday 1 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Geisen
San Marcos
Mat Hobgood
Mary Stabenrauch
Navasota
A. 8. Blamenthal
C. P. Hobgood
Susie Hobgood
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Spring
Mattie L. Watkins
Bryan
John Brislan
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Galveston
Ursuline Convent
Ian
A.J. Buchanan
Oscar Minkert
VF. E. Austin
Miss Hutson
Bryan Academic and Collegiate Institute
Mardi Gras Round Trip Tickets To New Orleans
Mardi Gras season from February 17 to 23 offers H and T C round trip passage to New Orleans. Tickets must depart New Orleans by February 28. Fare is 13 dollars and 80 cents. If bought via Jos Richardson at 204 Camp Street between February 18 and 28 and paid for with a 5 cent limit, return to original starting point is extended to March 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jos. Richardson
Camp St. N. O
Turf Investments In St Louis See Depositors Gather
In St Louis on February 12 depositors from out of town flocked to turf investment offices. E J Arnold & Co said no funds remained to pay dividends or principal. Christy Syndicate halted. International Investment resumed payments to many depositors amid renewed anxiety about assets and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Turf Investment
E. J. Arnold & Co
L. D. Goodman
Gill
Goodman
E. J. Arnold
Hot Springs
International Investment Company
Christy Syndicate Investment Company
John O'Neill
W. C. Christy
Mr. O'Neil
Conferring. Arnold Holds Meetings in Hot Springs Protests
A Hot Springs dispatch reports E. J. Arnold meeting with a local agent and customers upset over withdrawal rights. Arnold, accompanied by a detective, claims Gill in St. Louis told him no money was stated, yet Arnold denies failure and says he has $350,000 in assets to cover liabilities. His book will open as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
E. J. Arnold
Arnold
Gill
Smoot to Present Credentials in Utah and Washington
Salt Lake City reports Smoot to present credentials to succeed Sen Reed amid questions over church membership. In Indianapolis the grave robbery trial of Dr. J. C. Alexander concludes evidence phase as defense and prosecution prepare separate arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Smoot
Washington
Atoy Rawlins
Senate
Utah
Indianapolis
J. C. Alexander
Mags
Spaan
Bucklehouse
Brown
National Trades and Labor Congress Appeals for Labor Unity
Toronto ont feb 12 the National Trades and Labor Congress of Canada issued an appeal to organized labor to join with it in advancing the interests of Canadian labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
National Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Saxony Crown Prince Granted Divorce From Louise
In Dresden on February 12 the crown prince of Saxony was granted a divorce from former Crown Princess Louise after multiple doctors provided expert testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Saxony
Louise
Pitcher Sammy McMakin Dies in Columbus
Sammy McMakin, a well known baseball pitcher and former member of Ted Sullivan's Texas Steers, died in Columbus, Ohio, on February 12 from pneumonia. He was a noted figure in the Texas Baseball League years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sammy McMakin
Texas Steers
Ted Sullivan
Texas Baseball League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby & Dansby
G. N
Fisher
Cox & Odom’s
W. P. Connelly
Yes
Samuel Levy
Taylor
Francis T. Simmons
John Daly, Jr
C. Collins
Caldwell
D. H. Clark
Gox & Odom
Manhattan
Terns
Parks
Waldrop
Turf Investments
Pitcher McMackin
MO. M. Lawrence
M. P. Extine Co
Dallas, Texas
South
Bryan Eagle
Miss Fay Lee
Shakespearian Club
Kansas City
Fay Lee
North Seventh Street
Kansas
Cardus
America
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Cardui
Wine
Houston & Texas
Gantra
Texasland
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