Final Ball Officers Named for A. and M. Cadets
The A and M Corps of Cadets elect officers for the final ball. C. W. Homeyer and G. F. Moore serve as chairmen with the presidium. Lem Aal leads the oration. G. E. Skaggs handles arrangements. R. H. Sandifer is in charge of reception. W. W. Ferneaux oversees finance. W. W. Mueller directs the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. Corps of Cadets
C. W. Homeyer
G. F. Moore
Ams
Lem
G. E. Skaggs
R. H. Sandifer
W. W. Ferneaux
Rv. Mueller
Shapira Indicted in Houston Forgery Case Five Counts
Press dispatches from Houston report that five indictments charging forgery have been returned against Dave H. Shapira by the Harris County grand jury. Shapira’s whereabouts in the city are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dave H. Shapira
Harris County Grand Jury
Shapira
Passenger Train Schedules for H. and T. G and A. G. N lines
The notice lists North Bound No 8 at 1 33 pm and No 6 at 12 46 am, South Bound No 2, and North Bound No 6 with 1 and G N schedules: No 102 North Bound 11 55 am and No 101 South Bound 4 55 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G
North Bound
South Bound
Community notes from city and surrounding area
Numerous residents and visitors listed in city happenings with mentions of travel to Dallas Galveston Hempstead Navasota Wellborn and San Angelo. Local businesses promotions school and church activities plus a Horticulutral Society trip to Abilene with prizes and banquets.
Man Bound Over on Hog Theft Charge in Cedar Creek
An African American man arrested last Saturday by Deputy Conlee for stealing eleven hogs from R. J. Swancoat on Cedar Creek appeared at an examining trial before Justice L. D. McGee. He was granted a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlee
R. J. Swancoat
Cedar Creek
L. D. McGee
Negro suspect in Carr murder moved to Anderson jail
The Eagle reports that the man arrested at Navasota in the Carr murder case and the young informant who led to the arrest have been transported to Anderson and placed in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Navasota
Carr
Anderson
Union Tailor Shop advert promises dry cleaning service
Ladies notices advertise dry cleaning for ladies suits with a positive guarantee. The Union Tailor Shop run by B E Beard offers to send for skirts or suits and provides a phone contact 889. The fragment ends with I have just see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tailor Shop
BE. L. Beard
Leap Year Entertainment for Elks and wives invited
The Eagle announces all Elks and their wives are especially invited to attend the Leap Year Entertainment at the Elk's Club rooms tonight, given by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Club Rooms
Big store sale for mothers seeks shoes at low prices
Mothers can shop for shoes at Wilson & Derden 41 The Store Ahead with emphasis on low prices in this historic sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Wilson & Derden
Last Chance to Have Carter Photograph By Feb First
A final week remains to have Carter take your portrait and complete it by February 1. After that date his successor will take over the studio duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Store Ahead sale drives crowded crowds and white sale
Wilson and Derden launch Great Cash Conversion sale at The Store Ahead with winter goods and a January White Sale. Special Hour Sales draw strong crowds as pricing is reduced across departments. The ten day event, marked by white and green decor and large price lists, promises broad consumer access to savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Derden
Mrs J B Welsh Dies in Brazos County Home
Mrs J B Welsh died yesterday at her son R B Welsh's home in the city. She was 82, born in March, came to Texas in 1874 and settled in Brazos county. Widow of M rs J B Welsh, she leaves five of eight children and is survived by her husband. Funeral is this afternoon with interment at Bethel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rutherford
Austin
Bisse
Navasota
A. J. Searcy
Hempstead
G. R. Dickerson
Wellborn
P. H. Dawson
Hugh Bullock
San Angelo
Mary Kaczer
Longview
J. B. Wells
Marlin
W. E. Johnson
Gonzales
San Antonio
T. A. Hensarling
Strip Hollow
R. J. Bryant
Mexia
Walker
E. B. Scott and
Baby
Sherman
R. V. Kernale
J. P. Palms
Hearne
E. B. Lomax
R. H. Seale
Bessie Seale
F. A. Capps
Benchley
Beau Chatham
Bremond
Ennis
A. Farley
Texas
W. B. Hudson
Houston
Coles Shelburne
E. J. Fountain
A. B. Shelburne
Lila Shelburne
Judge Harmon Place
J. D. Murray
Jas. R. Johnson
J. B. Welsh
R. B. Welsh
Brazos County
Bethel Cemetery
Mrs Bittle Buys Moore Place Cottage in Bryan
Mrs T C Bittle purchased from J A Moore the cottage in the south end built by J Kennole now of Anderson for 2750 dollars. Mrs Bittle and Guy Bittle family will reside there. Startling shoe reductions advertised by Wilson and Derden The Store Ahead in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Bittle
Jno. A. Moore
J. O. Kennole
Anderson
Copeland Stock Co Ends Grand Run With Three Shows
The Copeland Stock Co wraps up its engagement at the Grand Opera House with three performances this week. Tonight they present Dixie Land with the Copeland brothers in a blackface vaudeville act. Saturday matinee at 2:30 offers Elmdale Farm, a rural comedy, with 10c school child and 25c adult prices. Saturday night features The Unwritten Law after Opium Fiend drew the prior crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Land
Copeland Brothers
Elmdale Farm
Royal Arch and Council Degrees Completed
Royal Arch Masons finished degrees after a week of work. Recipients include Ed. 8. Der den, W. S. Wilson Jr., Dr. J. F. Eaves, Dr. O. M. Ball, and Prof. Weber of College, with Prof. Campbell of College joining for council degrees last night. The item notes a grand cash conversion sale by Bryan merchants offering reduced prices on Utz & Dunn, W L Douglas, Maloney Brothers, and Bunker Hill shoes, urging early shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Derden
W. S. Wilson, Jr
J. F. Eaves
O. M. Ball
Weber
Campbell
Quintette
Bryan
Utz & Dunn's
W. L. Douglas
Maloney Brothers
Bunker Hill
Wilson & Derden
Sister Visits Houston As Brother Heads To Kansas City
Miss Ethel Hutson sails Saturday for Houston to spend a week or more with her sister Mrs. H. M. Rollins. Mr. Henry Rollins of the class of ’97 goes to Kansas City to read a paper before the Wood Preservers' Convention meeting there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hutson Lett
Houston
H. M. Rollins
Henry Rollins
Kansas City
Wood Preservers’ Convention
Sale on Ladies Skirts and Coal Promotion at Bryan Ice Co
Advertises discounts on ladies skirts from $5.00 to $12.50 with cuts ranging from $3.75 to $8.75. Promotes McAllister Coal at $8.50 a unit. Source mentions COAL and the Bryan Ice Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister
Bryan Ice CO
Special Big Cuts on Staple Shoes Across Styles
Readable sale listing shows multiple lots of mens boys and ladies footwear with price cuts. Includes 23 pairs men patent blachers at 3.50 2.70 and 19 pairs gunmetal calf blachers with further markdowns. Also 21 pairs box calf blachers 2.50 1.80 and 34 pairs boys box calf bluchers at 2.50 1.80. Plus 19 pairs boys patent corona and gunmetal at 3.00 2.25 and 21 pairs ladies patent corona oxford pumps at 3.00 2.25 and 17 pairs ladies Juliettes at 1.75 1.35.
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Wilson & Derden
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Mclaren
Dave Shapira
G. N
J. F. Mulhall
Dallas
A. W. Wilkerson
Terday
John Daly Jr
Galveston
D. Mike
Herbert Lavender
Mamie
J. J. Keith
Grimes County
Parks & Maldrop
Parks & Waldrop
Christian Sunday School
J. H. Allen
R. O'Connor
Gainesville
Villa Maria Academy
O’connor
Gleissner
J. B. Dunn
J. M. Dunn
George Dunn
J. B. Turrentine
Missionary Institute
Jewett
Seth Ward
J. W. Doremus
Ed. Hoffman
Brenham
Abilene
West Texas
Texas State Horticultural Society
Texas Nut Growers’ Association
Opera House
E. N. Kirby
W.M. Lacy
Moore Place
Bryan At & Sacrifice
Copeland Stock CO
Eugene Edge
Manhattan
EMERY
The
Clothiers
Oxfords
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Bhoop
Dr. Shoop
Oatpriobsey S
Dooys
Apemley
FEY
Ealon
Saswas
Uousesipu
M. H. James
N. Jennetta
Boot
James & Nunn
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney’s Drug Store
W. C. Fountain
Smith Drug Co
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