Local notices and social updates from Bryan area
Local items report departures to San Angelo and Houston, movements of residents, a wagon repair business opening, a dance hosted by Mr August and Miss Kern, a lost wallet with 65 dollars, and community notices including tax assessment work starting and visits by residents from Kurten and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kern
August
Cale
Ola Kern
Laduska
Bernie Brogden
Houston
W. W. Sangster
Navasota
R. B. Templeman & Son
J. E. Brooks
Joe B. Reed
Mattie Watkins
State University At
Austin
Local Commerce Notes and Social Gleanings
Mr F K Mistrot, formerly of this city, now in Galveston, has purchased Mistrot Bros Co’s big retail dry goods business and will run it as an independent enterprise. Cole Bros upgrade their hardware store and stock, preparing for 1899. J R Brittain, newly married at Jackson Tenn, will move to Bry an February 1 as a traveling rep for Geo W Nelms snuff Co. J W Skains and W T Thurman visited from Macy, reporting a quiet Christmas. Taylor & Cox announce H Mumm’s Extra Dry champagne. Mrs J W Sanders and Mrs Lucy Evans returned to Gatesville after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Richard Bailey returned from Calvert. Tom Garrett returned to Calvert after visiting General H B Stoddard and Major Tabor. Mrs D Giles returned from Rose with Mrs KE Bryant. 8 T Tooke and W E Harris left with their samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. KE. Mistrot
Galveston
Mistrot Bros., & Co
Mistrot
Cole Bros
Eagle
J. R. Brittain
Jackson
Tenn
Bryan
Mr. Brittain
Geo. W. Nelms Snuff Company
J. W. Skains
W.T. Thurman
Macy
Mr. Skains
Taylor & Cox
A, H. Mumm
Richard Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Mrs. Snowwhite
Calvert
Tom Garrett
H. B. Stoddard
Major Tabor
D. Giles
Rosse
KE. F. Bryant
Poisoning Suspected in Deaths of Barnet and Adams
New York dispatch reports strong likelihood Henry Barnet at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club died of poison as did Mrs. Adams, cyanide of mercury found in Barnet, exhumation ongoing, motive linked to Cor nish and suspected to involve prior death by diphtheria. Pouch theft case and other brief notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry ©. Barnet
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Adams
Barnet
Mrs. Adams
Cornish
Philips
Edmund
Henry
Corn yields on thirty acres near Pattenburgh Mo
Thirty acres near Pattenburgh Missouri averaged 62 bushels of corn per acre. Other notes include Atchison county Missouri holding more gold than paper money and three times as much gold as silver, and Clark county Missouri elk shipments to Keokuk at 8 cents per pound live weight. An Ark Lonoke outbreak resembles chickenpox. A Jonesboro Lake City Eastern railroad reaches Leachville. A Stuttgart Arkansas girl allegedly wrote a bicycle dealer for a side saddle model. Joe Newhall falls 40 feet while repairing a Paris Kentucky smoke stack, only a finger scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattenburgh
Atchison County
Robert McDermott
Clark County
Keokuk
Kahoka
Lonoke
Ark
Jonesboro, Lake City and
Leachville
Stuggart
Joe Newhall
Paris
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Weeq
Between Hearne
Hearn
Ime
Hearne Pound
Soo
San Antonio
H. B. Steele
Hugo Johns
Yel Antonio
Andrew Holiday
Mabie Hearne
Ews
Effie Higgs
Las
Joe Johnson
Millich City
Ethel Henderson Austin
D. D. McCorquodale
Col
Mrs
A. M. Rha
W. P. Wooten
Ed Sims
Clarkevill
Billy Morgan
J. P
Reliance Yesterda
Ida Dunn
Frankling
Chas. N. Williams
W. P. Rhodes
Little Bessie
Denison
Petarne
SF Ay
Capt. L. A. Sanders
San Angelo
Capt. Sanders
San Angelo Grocery Company
Eeagle
Minkert Bros
W. J. Christian
Kate Fila Calhoun
Palestine
Madisonville
J. Ji. Connell
College
Laduska Brogden
Lon Johnson
R. M. Nall
H. L
Mat Shepard
Kurten
Sam Sanger
B. Ettleson
Webb
Clapp
Hanan
Tan
Mens
Waldrop
Tlen
J. W. Sanders
Lucy Evans
Gatesville
T. Tooke
W. E. Harris
General Post Office
Prince Street
John H. Kiley
Shields
Buda Pest
M. Horanzky
Baron Banffy
St. Thomas
D. W. II
Ida
Genig
Liverpool
Santander
Spain
Porto Rico
Ancagada
Virgin Islands
British West Indies
Otis
Washington
Manila
Iloilo
Dallas
THE
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Wyse
Peren Store
Phone 106
Stanley & McNair
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Store
A. McKenzie
Cole Bros. Hardware
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