Visitors and listings fill local notes page
Seer Miss Dora Rypinski left for New York City. Several locals reported in the city yesterday including Dr Collard of Wheelock and Rh H Schumacher of Navasota. Prof and Mrs from Waco, M D Townsend from Whittaker, and others stopped by. For sale porcelain bath tubs, two. Second hand piano for sale at 44 Mr and Mrs W H Davis of Georgetown visiting. Millinery wholesale at Mrs Proctor's. Ring central for correct time from John M Caldwell's electric clock. Mrs B B Drury returned to Waco after a visit. Numerous towns represented including Rock Prairie Macy Willow Hollow San Antonio Bryan retail baron wallpaper dealer New York Life agent discusses liberal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Rypinski
New York City
Dr. Collard
Wheelock
Rh. H. Schumacher
Navasota
Waco
M. D. Townsend
Whittaker
J. N. Mustachia
Neil McNair
Jison County
L. Etland
A. Drake
Mar
M. Derden
W. H. Davis
Georgetown
John M. Caldwell
B. B. Drury
Frank Clarke
A. B. McSwain
T. E. Graham
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
W. M. Echols
Macy
Alabama
Local visitors from Grimes and Reliance communities
Yesterday several residents from Grimes County and the Reliance area visited the city. Prof Acnif closed a sidling school at Rock Prairie with an all day singing and dinner on the ground planned today weather permitting. Dr R H Harrison was called to Grimes County as his father was injured by a horse. Portraits by Emily Tabor were shown at Will R Thomas store. Uncle Mark Wilcox noted a recent repair episode at Mound Prairie involving madstone treatment for puppy bites and shared stories about his odes pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Reddin
Willis Neeley
George Maxwell
Kit Grissett
Jim Edmonds
Mr. Vance
Grimes County
BE. Whittington
A. W. Shealey
W. H. Morgan
R. J. Smith
Sidney Smith
Reliance
Prof. Acnif
Rock Prairie
R. H. Harrison
R. H. Harrison Sr
Will R. Thomas
Emily Tabor
Bryan
Mark Wilcox
Mound Prairi
Burleson County
Esas
Mark
Onion 10c quart and cheap produce sale
George W. Higgs promotes The Cheap Cash Grocer offering onions at 10 cents per quart and dried grapes at 20 pounds for one dollar. Yam potatoes sell for 20 cents per bucket while supplies last. Come early to avoid the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Higgs
Charles Carr Announces Real Estate and Insurance Services
On and after January 1 1899 Charles Carr announces a combined business in Fire Insurance Real Estate Rentals and collecting agency. Services include buying selling exchanging abstracts and title work with emphasis on prompt personal attention and protection of patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carr
Nevada Silver Party turmoil reshapes senatorial race
Carson City reports duel intraparty conflict as Silver Party deposes Chairman W B Sharon and reads out Frank Newlands and Sharon. A bid to expel William M Stewart failed. Sharon and 11 allies depart to form a new committee amid Republican gains. Meanwhile in North Dakota Porter McCumber wins Republican caucus nomination for US senator, seen as effectively electable. McCumber, 43, ex-territorial official and Richland County state attorney, lauded as a strong orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
Silver Party
W. B. Sharon
Frank Newlands
Newlands
Sharon
Reno
William M. Stewart
Bismarck
Porter McCumber
Richland County
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Territorial House of Representatives and Council
Fight cancellations and incidents across Texas and beyond
On January 20 Galveston cancelled a 25 round bout between Chyonski and Jim Hall after sheriff intervention with Adjutant General Tom Scurry and seven Texas rangers present. A 10 minute bag exhibition drew 400 spectators. Other reports note halted fights in Hot Springs and a bank scandal case in Omaha. A Canton grand jury indicted Mrs Anna George for first degree murder. News from McPhee Fort, Denison and Terrell detail local injuries and shootings. General Miles may face court inquiry as Eagan is relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Grand Opera House
Choynski
Jim Hall
Tom Scurry
Texas Rangers
Local social notices and travels across several cities
A list of names including John S Williamson J L Holyfield W W Brans ford and many others from Houston Atlanta New York St Louis and more. Cuero visitors Miss Cornelia and Edith Woodward left for Huntsville after a visit to Mrs J W Doremus. Mrs McCraw of San Antonio visits Mrs Ben S Read. Miss Tomoclea Shields returned from Hearne and General Stoddard from Galveston yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Williamson
City
J. L. Holyfield
Houston
W. W. Bransford
Atlanta
W. J Weatherley
New York
J. Schwartz
St. Louis
Lee Neblett
Waco
A. Welsh
Kancag City
J. W. Buck
K. H. Schumacher
Navasota
Chas. Beer
New Orleans
E. A. Harris
A. 8. Goodfellow, St. Louis; Nat N. Jacob
Abe Edel
Galveston
F. E. Clegg
A. D. Harrison
W. H. Lee
B. D. Wilson
Dallas
Cornelia
Edith Woodward
Cuero
Huntsville
J. W. Doremus
McCraw
San Antonio
Ben 8. Read
Tomoclea Shields
Hearne
General Stoddard
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J. F. Parks
Eeerything Bee
Hone
J.f.parks
Time Pablo, Hearne West Bound
Kant
Hearne and
Timetablo
D. Mike
San Ia Bryan, A
Rte
The
New York Life
Insurand
Ingrain
Lon Johnson
J.B. Taylor
Madison County
J. M. Peters
J. M. Powers
Yester
Joe B. Reed
Por
Academy of Music
General Merchandise
Jatingan
Hanan
Tan
Koys
Mens
Waldrop
Nevada
McCumber
Rangers
Hot Springs
Ark
Dutch Neal
George Pierce
Omaha
Frank M. Dorsey
First National Bank
Ponca
Nab
Federa
Mrs. George Indicted
Canton, O
Anna George
George D. Sexton
McKinney, Tex
C. J. Chambers
Fort McPhe
Compan
First Texas Regiment
Denison, Tex
F. H. Frederick
Murray
Pares
Bonham, Tex
Washington
Eagan
Miles
Manning Crow
Somerville
N. J
Crystal Springs
Miss
Avenworth
Kas
Min
Shatter
Skrancifer
Gen- 4Chafter
Anty
California
Exchange Hotel
Bayan
Texas
McDuff Simpson
R. M. Wilson
Lucile Grimnav of
Terrell
Miss Parker
Ollie Willison
Mili
IRA
D. Wyse
Parsons
Bottling Works
Bryan, Texas
C.G. Parsons
Headquart House
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
of Brazos, Madison, Grimes, Robertson and
Burleson Counties
Frank W. McConnico
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
Pacific Mutual Life
Am. Union Life
Fidelity and Casualty of
A. D
Lclon Ico
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