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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
3
Train times listed for H and T C and GN schedules with northbound and southbound arrivals and departures. No. 3 northbound 1 38 PM No. 5 northbound 12 46 AM No. 2 southbound 4 00 PM No. 6 southbound 2 01 PM No. 11 northbound 12 68 PM No. 15 southbound 4 11 PM.
Mrs. Claude Thompson visits Dallas while many townsfolk travel for business and family. Numerous residents from Harvey, Reliance, Overton, and other nearby areas stop in Bryan for shopping, study, or holidays. A few Berkshire brood sows are for sale at the depot. others announce travels to Abilene Fort Worth New Orleans and Corpus Christi.
Mahara's Minstrels perform at the Grand tomorrow night. Mr J C Bennett has joined Marwill's Cash Grocery and invites friends to visit him. Western Union clocks in the city have been removed due to lack of business. time service cost 150 dollars monthly with few subscribers. A Bryan Elks dance last night entertained attendees. Mrs H K Harrison and daughter Mrs Sol West visited family members in Brenham and San Antonio and are active in civic and literary circles.
Robert M. Rawlins died at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Lindsey after coming from Eagle Pass for health. Funeral services were held at the Lindsey residence by Rev James A Challener with interment in City cemetery. The obituary mourns a life just beginning.
John Finley aged 28 died at his home near Tabor Sunday night after a Christmas day illness described as black jaundice. Survived by a wife and three children, he had lived on a J. W. Wiley farm and resided in the community for years. Funeral was Monday with burial in Alexander cemetery.
The Bachelor Girls Club plans a Wednesday 3 pm meeting at Mrs Floy Dansby's home with Miss Bessie Seale. The note also notes there are forty six sewing machine manufacturers in the U S and highlights The Singer as the leading maker, with a sales pitch by T A Satterwhite, salesman and collector.
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