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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
3
Train timetable details include Northbound No 8 and No 5 schedules and Southbound No 6 and Northbound Saree s G N schedule with listed times 1 38 p m 12 46 a m 3 40 p m 2 48 a m and 12 54 p m 4 14 p m for various North and South bound runs
W R Gidden and Gus Hedtke visited Bremond and Wheelock while Quince Adams Zulch and others in Reliance Franklin Kurten Beaumont Navasota and San Antonio were also noted. Fresh bread from Texas Bakery and spring slippers at Ed Dry Goods Co plus a moonlight skate event in town. Cigar salesman job posted and a jewelry reward offered. Revival services planned by Dr Geo B Butler with choir practice announced.
Capt Andrew Moses reports 185 men on campus at supper with absentees on leave raising attendance to 208. About fifty men returned in the last day and 300 are expected Monday. Classes resume and work continues in all departments. prolonged absence will hurt studies.
Elmer G Lang of Navasota and Belle Trant of the city wed in Houston after a Sunday visit. The groom, a telegraph operator, and the bride, a longtime telephone company operator, return to Navasota to reside.
The story promotes Hunter & Chatham continuing a weeklong sale on furnishing goods hats and shoes. It urges readers to economize on purchases and to act immediately to secure bargains before the sale ends.
The Bryan Rink managers announce a Moonlight Skate on Wednesday night February 19. They promise it will be one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs for young people.
Mr. F M Law president of the Alumni Association says over fifty replies to the alumni letter show only three writers will not return to College. Several juniors say they would return if the class votes to do so. Law addressed juniors individually and notes that at a joint meeting with the San Antonio A and M Club it was agreed thirty students from that city will return.
Fige A G Board and Judge W B Hudson bought the brick two story office building near the courthouse from Judge W G Taliaferro. The deal closed Friday through J W Batts real estate agency with offices in the building. Price paid was 1750 dollars.
The highest fire New York has seen was tackled by two policemen and a fireman on the Singer building. A plumber's fire pot on the fortieth floor caused a dramatic blaze visible to ferry boats and the Brooklyn Bridge. Firemen reached the scene, extinguished the flames, and the tower was soon smothered.
Seven players from the New York National League club head south to join Manager McGraw at Marlin Springs Texas. Bresnahan Merkle and Beecher left Toledo. Herzoe O'Brien McKinney and Malarkey travel from other points. A later move departs on the Momus for New Orleans with the final group to St Louis on March 1.
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