Navasota City Guests and Visitor News Listed
Local column records numerous visitors and daily callers in Navasota from surrounding towns including Hearne Harvey San Antonio and Wellborn Georgia. It notes relatives in San Antonio and Wellborn and mentions farm and business visits along with a lost gold brooch reward for Leila Suber.
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W. H. McMichael
Tabor
Frank Turner
Grimes County
Ft. Worth
Algie Benbow
Navasota
Father Wilhelm
Plantersville
Gleisner
J. A. Bullock
Harvey
Spen
W. P. Jones
J. A. Shaw
Eagle
Maggie Dawson
Wellborn
Georgia
Sanders Bros
Tom Oliver
Caldwell
Wm. Manthel
Ant
Eeagle
August Prinzer
Kurten
Houston
R. R. Ellis
Lizzie Rhodes
A. W. Rhodes
C. M. Camp
B. L. Reed
Marlin
Frank McGee
Stoneham
N. B
Mart
L. H. Tucker
J. B. Dunn
Wheelock
Goodland
W. C. Mims
D. D. McAlpine
For Sale and Local Notices from Bryan Texas
Pair of work mules for sale ages four and five apply to P H Hensarling Bryan Texas. Several local residents list travels returns and gatherings with names such as Mrs D P Cole Miss Sunshine and Miss Emma Rush. Lost items include two plain gold rings and a double case gold watch. Also notices of rent pasture and weather report from Bryan Morning Eagle.
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P. H. Hensarling
Bryan
Texas
D. P. Cole
Sunshine
A Cole
Harvey
Corpus Christi
G. F. Rush
Emma Rush
Mitchell Rush
Kurten
Hillsboro
Eagle
Bachelor Girls Club
W. M. Bosse Jr
Navasota
W. Moebiman
T. A
Ford Returne
West Side School
Hagle
H. Cabiness
Beaumont
Carrie Mosely
Collier Manning
J. L. Bush
H. R. Thurman
J. A. Parker
Near Edge
Waltham
Simpson
Frank Brachckne
Aurie Rodes
Houston
Giles Rhodes
Peacock
Emma Tucker
Ww. S&s
Dr. Duffy
Geo
J. M. Bullock
Wheelock
Wilson & 42
Derden
W. W. Rudasill
Tabor
Agentendine County
Rudasill
Local grocer sells business to Lawr ence Co at burned stand
The seller announces the sale of his grocery business to Jno. M. Lawrence & Co. The store burned on the 15th and is located at the former W. W. English building. The owner retains accounts and notes and will settle all debts. he thanks patrons for past favors.
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Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Reverend Kendrick to Be Located in Bryan and Family
Dr. M. E. Weaver receives notice from Dr. J. B. Gambrell secretary of the State Baptist Mission Board that Rev. S. W. Kendrick and his family of Darhart will be located in Bryan. Kendrick, a state evangelist under the Mission board, will arrive early in February and the Eagle urges a cordial reception by Bryan residents.
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Bryan
M. E. Weaver
J. B. Gambrell
State Baptist Mission Board
S. W. Kendrick
Darhart
Rev. Kendrick
Mission Board
Won Diamond Ring In Houston Post Contest
Mrs Mattie Scrimshire of this city won the first premium in the 6th division a handsome diamond ring. The 2 500 cottage was won by Mrs Jno R James of Fosstoria. Mr James her husband who was killed last summer was a cousin of Mr M H James of this city. Mudge and Mrs w H Nall of Kountze passed through the city en route to their home near Marlin. Mrs Najl is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Mattie Scrimshire
Jno. R. James
Fosstoria
James
M. H. James
Mudge
W. H. Nall
Kountze
Marlin
Decanal Convocation Sermon At St Andrews Episcopal
The Southwestern Deanery of the Diocese of Texas met at St Andrew's Episcopal Church for Convocation. Rev Temple of Waco delivered the 7 30 sermon as visiting ministers including Dunn of Calvert Seaman Masterson Temple and Swann of Georgetown attended. Bishop Kin solving of Austin planned to attend Wednesday night services.
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Decanal
Southwestern
Diocese of Texas
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Temple
Waco
Dunn
Calvert
Seaman
Masterson
Austin
Swann
Georgetown
Kinsolving
5. M. Bird
Brenham
Duffy
Water Damaged Embroideries Spark Coulter Sale Rush
A Coulter's rush sale drew many women as water damaged embroideries and laces from a New York shipment were sold at substantial discounts. 55 cent embroidery went for 5 cents a yard, 15 cent pieces at 5 cents, and 10 cent faces at 1 12 cents a yard, with goods described as worth five times the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter's
New York
Made Good First In Recent City Fire
The Sun Fire Insurance Co represented by Moore Robinson and Adams was first to make good in the recent fire. A pilot office policy was with this company. The proof of loss was sent to the New Orleans home office by adjuster H. C. Robinson, and the agency received the check yesterday afternoon. It was a prompt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Fire Insurance Co
Moore, Robinson & Adams
New Orleans
H. C. Robinson
Bryan hosts public reception for visiting ministers at S. G. Parker home
S. G. S Parker will give a public reception at their home on Wednesday from 1:30 to 6:30 p m in compliment to visiting ministers attending the Episcopal Convocation. Other city ministers are invited to meet the visitors during this hour and all Bryan residents are urged to call and greet them. Mr and Mrs are hosting the event.
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S. G. S. Parker
Bryan
Adien Academy Triumphs Over Mart High in Dual at Roller Rink
At the Roller Rink on Saturday afternoon and night Mart High School faced Adien Academy in two basketball games. Adien Academy won the first game 54 to 10 and the second 32 to 4. The rink closed for the season Saturday night with a record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart High School
the Academy
Poth
Farm for Rent in Brazos County Near Wellton
Burieson County area property listing for 712 to 321 acres of cultivated land available for rent. Owner named Mrs. Fannie Myrtle St. San Carroll, 115 East 45 Antonio, Texas. Contact for details.
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Brazos Bottom
Brazos Bot County
Wellt T. R. Batte Place
Buriesonora
Fannieyrtle
San Carroll
Antonio
Texas
Mason Stoddard Visits Navasota on Land Interests
Major H. B. Stoddard of Bryan, prominent Mason and past grand master of the Knights Templar in the United States, visited Navasota Friday on a trip home from Grimes County where he owns land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
H. B. Stoddard
Bryan
Navasota
Grimes County
Stoddard
P Cireles
Grant
Accident injures 14 year old Italian boy
Frank Stabluo of Thompson Creek was accidentally shot in the leg while pistols and rifles were being aimed at a target. The ball pierced the fleshy part of his leg. Dr. R. H. Harrison treated him and reported he is getting along all right.
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Frank Stabluo
Thompson Creek
R. H. Harrison
Dr Geo W Truett to Dedicate Dallas Baptist Church
Announcement states the Baptist preacher from Dallas, Dr Geo W Truett, will attend on the first Sunday in February to dedicate the church. It promises a great service and says further notice will follow. The town praises its progressive municipal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Truett
Dallas
Baptist Church
Hyomei Promises Quick Catarrh Relief and Backed Guarantee
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a five minute cure for catarrh and related respiratory ills. It claims a money back guarantee by E. J. Jenkins, with a $1 complete outfit including inhaler and bottles, plus 50 cents for extra bottles. The product, derived from eucalyptus, is inhaled to sterile the air and treats coughs colds asthma hay fever and bronchitis without stomach dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jenkins
Australia
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