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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
A regional note from the Eagle honors its correspondents and their efforts in the Eagle pages. It wishes them a prosperous year, praises faithful service, and notes local social items and visits among residents such as Folks family projects, Miss Effie Folks, and community movements.
News from Holligan reports a failed mail to Harvey delaying publication. Local residents Mr. Reed, Mrs. Buchahan, Clyde Meredith, Fred Cargill, and families are mentioned among visits. A musical entertainment at Prof Rol lin’s featured Wahler Dee Joe Cargill and others, with a singing class and local helpers.
Mrs. Wheeless continues improving. Mr. Boyett relocated to this community. Herman Schram traveled to Bryan on Friday. Mrs. Sabo visits Gus Stevener's family this week. Bob Baten moved to a new home near Cottonwood. Mr. Peter Moore at Edge came through Tuesday. Mrs. Wheeless and daughter visited Mrs. Kurten Saturday evening. LILaAc.
Measles are raging in Cottonwood with Mr. Thomas very sick and hoped for early recovery. Visitors include Mrs. Lizzie Terry of San Angelo, Mrs. Fuller of Anderson county, E. C. Elliott and family from Edge, Miss Verna Reed of Hearne, and Miss Maude Nicol of Bryan. Rev J M Bullock led services, low attendance due to illness. Christian church set fourth Sunday night service by Rev Miller of Bryan. all invited.
Last Wednesday night the A P Isbell family eight members were poisoned by two cans of sardines. Grandmother Isbell was first affected and soon the rest fell ill except Mrs A P Isbell. Doctors Williams and Nowlin treated the group as neighbors ferried in despite heavy rain. by daylight all were out of danger.
Edward L. Edge and Minnie Buckhaults married at the Buckhaults home in Kurten Sunday January 14 at 3 o'clock Rev. A. M. Stewart officiated. The groom is son of Mrs. M. L. Edge of Kurten. Both raised in Brazos county with many friends wishing them happiness.
Mr. Moncrief of Reagan and Mrs. Ivy Samples wed Wednesday evening at 74 o'clock at the bride’s parents’ home in Tabor. Rev. J. M. Bullock officiated. The Eagle joins friends in wishing the couple a long and happy life.
Seized 14 acre tract with 2 acres inside Bryan corporate limits near the powder house south of town. Good residence or fine pasture potential. Must sell within ten days. Price $400. See Hudson and Nall, real estate agents.
A real estate notice seeks an improved farm in Brazos County for immediate purchase. Must be at least 100 acres, with purchase arranged promptly. Hudson Nall, real estate agents. Also a seed dealer advertises Tennessee Triumph seed potatoes, onion sets and Landreth's garden seeds through Thos W Higgs.
Twenty one witnesses examined by the governor contest board in Frankfort report tissue ballots were transparent and marks visible at Pike Martin Kn x and Magoffin counties. Democrats accuse threats against Knox county officials while Republicans deny influence on county certificates.
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