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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
3
A mixed listing shows north and south bound train times, local visits, sales at Norwood and Wagner Brandon mills, and small notices. News items include Mrs H E White visiting Calvert, Judge Doremus leaving for Waco, Mrs Ida Scott’s remains arriving in Iola, and ads for embroideries, shoes, and life insurance from R G Tabor.
Miss Emily Peale departs Natchez accompanied by Mrs. Butler and Master Henry Butler after months as guest of Dr and Mrs Geo B Butler. The N and G N railway reports began Jan 8 a double daily service to Mexico with a new Aztec Special. Wagner Brandon advertisements tout mill remnant sale and spring shoe styles. James Cruse, 72, Brazos County elder, dies near Bryan.
Report recalls a spectral visit near the Exchange hotel and inside the barber shop as two porters Wilbur Parker and Henry Nettles flee a ghost. The fright leads to wrecked equipment, disrupted doors, and a crowd gathering to witness the commotion.
E. J. Jenkins guarantees Hyomei to cure catarrh or money back. The inhaler fits in a vest pocket and four daily sessions kill germs while soothing irritated mucous membranes. Noted readers confirm it aided editor D. O. Groff of the Nicholasville News. complete outfit priced at $1.00.
The notice lists rail rates for events in Houston and New Orleans with round trip prices, and promotes a new line of shoes from multiple merchants. It highlights ladies footwear, men and boys shoes, and a sale at Wagner & Brandon's Mill with open stock and low prices.
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