G N Schedule Northbound Passenger Train Times
Northbound passenger Wo. 104 leaves at 08 25 p m connecting with main line 1 G N going east and north. Southbound passenger Wo. 101 arrives at 7 15 p m leaves next morning.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
3
Northbound passenger Wo. 104 leaves at 08 25 p m connecting with main line 1 G N going east and north. Southbound passenger Wo. 101 arrives at 7 15 p m leaves next morning.
The excerpt lists northbound trains 1 8 5 with times 1 27 p m and 2 13 p m and southbound trains 2 4 6 with times 2 00 p m 4 16 p m plus a 2:46 a m note. Nos 8 and 4 are described as fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Bargain week at Coulter's features 60c fleece lined pique at 25c. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Brown of Anderson visit Mr. and Mrs. George Winter. Several residents traveled to Hearne Paris and New Orleans yesterday. Mixologists Cox and Hamilton dispense liquors at Ford's Exposition saloon. Mrs. Levy and Miss Fink went to Houston to see Anna Held. Many locals appear in town seeking sales and trades.
Dr D H Clark office at Emmels Drug Store. Knights of the Maccabees install two new members and officers for the year. Delegates elected to Conroe district conference. Lectures and entertainment planned at the opera house January 16 by E V Zollars and music by H Collier. Sheriff Nunn arrests two men for theft. Sons of Hermann elect officers. Daughters of the Confederacy meet January 16 for dues and president's address. Local sales on clothing and household goods listed.
The Shakespeare Club of Bryan presents Emma Richardson Cherry on January 27 with local club members performing songs and readings. Proceeds support the Carnegie library fund, with refreshments by Mrs. Milton Parker and hostesses listed. A separate item notes church group meetings, gymnasium fund progress, and local notices about attendees and saloon visits.
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