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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1902
Page
3
The page lists H.&T.C. and T.&G.N. train times with northbound and southbound departures and arrivals. It includes local business notes, weathering items, mail service update, a Lent tea announcement, and notices about local travel, rentals, and sales.
Readers note bargains at Norwood's with several items on sale. Mercerized silk remnants and new madras shirt waists appear at half price while C E Jenkins and Ulrich of Belton visit. Carload cattle moves and coal deliveries are mentioned, with Joseph Daly and a sleeping room offer at the Exchange hotel Mound.
A list of hotel arrivals includes Dr Joseph Daly and other names from Dallas Houston San Antonio and other places. The entries reference various individuals and towns such as Longview Waxahachie Marshall Waco Dallas North Carolina and South Carolina with several initials and surnames.
G W Browning reports regained sight after two years of blindness following treatment by Dr Joseph Daly of Dallas. He endorses the doctor and hopes others seek care. Daly plans visits at Bryan Exchange Hotel on February 17 and 18.
The Texas Bakery reports strong patronage for its new oven and home bakery services. The salesroom is finished and described as commodious and neat, inviting customers to call on Otto for bread and baked goods in the town.
J and G N announce limited time excursion rates for events in Laredo on February 21, Washington’s birthday, Waco on February 20 and 21, and Green’s parade reunion. Tickets for sale on listed dates. full details from local agents or D J Price G P and T A Palestine Texas.
A Bryan cemetery tour highlights J W Gooch & Co of Waco as the builders of striking monuments. Notable pieces include a six foot granite double scroll, a six foot four inch granite pillar with base stones, a three foot marble die with a cap stone and Masonic emblem, and an exquisite Italian marble statue of a girl. The display also features a seven foot four inch family monument, a Woodmen of the World carving, a pile of stones with lilies and an angel child, and a tall twelve foot marble shaft, all praised for design and finish.
The Central Texas fair directors announced October 14 15 16 and 17 as the next annual fair dates adding a day to showcase all interests. Rev H M Green arrived from Dallas to lead St Andrews Episcopal church services at 11 this morning and 7 tonight with Sunday school at the usual hour. T T Goodwin of Providence met the Eagle yesterday and Miss Pearl Herndon departed for Weimar after visiting Mrs Albert Rhodes.
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