Train Notes and Local Notices From Bryan Evening Scene
No. 1 and No. 3 trains schedule items and arrivals noted. Col Gordon Boone visited from Navasota. Reginald Knight visiting Alabama. residents and relatives travel and local business updates across Bryan including Exposition saloon, shipments, and seed vendors. The South Before the War play slated Jan 22 at the opera house with other social notes and musical entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Foster
Omaha Packing Company
Opera House
M. Steed
Taylor
Harvey
Grice
Cottonwood
W. Higgs
Tennessee
Landreth
KE. Mixer
Local notes and visits from area residents
J W Dyer visited Calvert yesterday while Mrs B H Cole travels in Hillsboro. Judge Hudson went to Conroe and Sheriff Nunn to Houston. Ed Hall came from Waco and Paul Bradley went to Corsicana. Allen D Sanford and Willie Wilson visited from Waco and Navasota. W H Wiley of Bethel was in town. Exposition Saloon advertises Buren 12 year Scotch rye and Metropolitan cigars. Pete Ralph Boyett and Jim White went to Austin. W L Powers stopped by the Eagle yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Nunn
Houston
Ed Hall
Waco
Opera House
Allen D. Sanford
Willie Wilson
Navasota
W. H. Wiley
Bethel
Iity
Buren
Krause Taylor opens week with Home Affair at opera house
The Krause Taylor company opens a week at the opera house with Home Affair to strong audience approval. The cast includes Hester Taylor LaVerna Moore and Jack C. Taylor with songs by Hugh Morrison and Ober Morrison. Tonight’s feature is Neck and Neck. prices are 10 20 30 cents. Also notes on a Tulsa death, quail hunting party, midwinter carnival plans, and Royal Arch Masons session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause-Taylor Big Company
Opera House
Mr. Taylor
Hester Taylor
LaVerna Moore
Niobe
Jack C. Taylor
Foster Hutchins
James Eully
Hugh Morrison
Otto H. Krause
Sam J. Myers
Orris Ober
E. JT. Neville
R. F. Hunter
Nellie Chester
Messie
R. M. Nall
H.G. Rhodes l
Bryan
Claude Searcy
Searcy
Rogers Prairie Rustler
R. E. Lee
Lee
W. T. Austin
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
W. F. Swain
Houston
Multifaceted Texas and national events across the era
Felix Morris dies at his New York home. Fires destroy five Mason business houses, losses reach 3900 dollars. Nine smallpox suspects moved to Wharton. Railroad worker killed by switch engine near Fort Worth. Various political, military, and local notices span Texas to Illinois and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Morris
New York
Mason
Tex
Wharton
Tom Parks
Fort Worth
Delago
Texas
Austin
Cleburne
John Renfro
J. S. Harrison
Harrison
Beaumont
Mayhew
Honey Grove
Joseph Wheeler
Philippines
Santo Domingo
France
Italy
United States
Tallulah
South Carolina
Victor Blue
Spain
C. T. Abbott
Lockhart
George L. Gee
Georgetown
Gene Henderson
Oklahoma
O. T
John G. Maher
Chadron
Neb
John Baker
John Baker & Co
St. Louis
Joe Leach
Thomas Fen
Grant
Lee
Carter Harrison
Illinois
W. S. B. Hopkins
Worcester
Mass
Pittsburg
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver
Colo
Sawyer Anderson
Helenwood
Tenn
Elvin Phillips
Charles A. Seigfried
United States Navy
Navy
Coaster Harbor Island
Atlanta
Marietta
A. J. McLaurin
Jackson
Miss
Ernest Sharpe
Houston
Washington
Idaho
Evansville
Ind
Owensville
Thomas Linton
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Tanner
Cullum
S. Dalkowita & Bro
San Antonio
Republican Executive Committee
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spurr
Revere
Modha Coffee
Java
Paul Revere
The
Paul Revere Pawel
Concord
Superior Rio
Lexington
John Chancy Kernole
Hearne
Hayween Hearne
Hu. &T. CO
Hearne North Bound
Gordon Boone
Mount Vernon
W. P. Rhodes
Denison
Reginald Knight
Alabama
John B. Mike
Claude Roberts
Dallas
Judge Hudson
Hearne, Calvert and
Bremond
McDonald Meachum
Anderson
J. W. Dyer
Calvert
B. H.cole
Hillsboro
Paul Bradley
Corsicana
Tyler Haswell
the News Dealer
Try
Ladies Home Journal
the Krause-Taylor Big Company
Tulsa
I. T
A. F. Pittman
W. T. Hall
J. T. Beard
Pittman
L. D
M. C. Stockton
Lof Bryan
Grand Opera House
Jack C."paylor
B. Mike's
Hutchinson
Kas
Fred McFadden
Telephone
MO. M
Lawrence
Kernole’s Stable
J. C. Kernole
Cah
Altura Coffee
Bear Rio Coffee
Ralston
Durkee
Dansby
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