Hood's Brigade reunion draws 162 veterans at Navasota
The Navasota Review reports 162 Hood's Brigade veterans attended the reunion in Bryan Texas, claiming the largest turnout since the brigade met in Navasota twenty one years earlier. A Taylor to Somerville railroad project is claimed funded with stock taken and right of way secured, touching Lexington and Dime Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Review
Navasota
Taylor
Somerville
Lexington and Dime Box
Baptist group raises funds for Han Cock Springs Park encampment
The Baptists have raised a fund to buy Han cock springs and park at Lampasas Texas and improve it as a permanent camp ground. There is no more beautiful spot in Texas. A large Baptist encampment has just closed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Springs
Lampasas
Texas
Wheelock-Wheelis nuptials in Robertson County church
D C Wheelock of San Antonio and Audie Wheelis of Wheelock Robertson County married by Rev Carroll at Cottonwood church after the Fifth Sunday meeting. The groom, son of Mrs Dave Wheelock and grandson of pioneer E L R Wheelock, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Wheelis, will reside in town for about a month. The wedding surprise delighted relatives as plans were kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wheelock
San Antonio
Audie Wheelis
Wheelock
Robertson County
Carroll
Hearne
Cottonwood Church
Dave Wheelock
Marlin
E. L. R. Wheelock
Bill Wheelis
B. F. Leman
Henry Parnell Dead After Illness at Teague
Henry Parnell died after a long illness in Teague at age twenty. His body was brought to Bryan for burial at Wesson Cemetery. He was son of the late Mrs. P A Parnell and brother of Emmie Parnell and others. funeral conducted by Rev J M Bullock with many local mourners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parnell
Teague
Wesson Cemetery
P. A. Parnell
Emmie Parnell
J. H. Edge
Ernie, Ella
Lillie Parnell
Alva Parnell
Parnell
Bryan
J. M. Bullock
Lero and Vitopil Marry at St Josephs Church
Frank Lero Jr of Benchley and Josie Vitopil of Rosprim were wed yesterday morning at St. Josephs Catholic Church by Rev. Father Gleissner. The groom, a prosperous farmer, and the bride, praised for admirable qualities, belong to leading Bohemian families. Relatives gathered for a celebration at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs Antone Vitopil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lero Jr
Benchley
Josie Vitopil
Rosprim
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Gleissner
Antone Vitopil
Oliver Boyd Wedding Unites Caldwell and Hearne
Mr. C. B. Oliver of Caldwell and Miss Ann Boyd of Hearne were married in Caldwell last night. The bride is a popular young lady and the groom a prominent Caldwell youth, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Oliver
Caldwell
Ann Boyd
Hearne
J. P. Oliver
Wedding Guests Attend Nuptials and Honeymoon Plan
Jas H Webb F C Oliver and Dot Oliver sister and brother of the groom attended the wedding. The couple will reside in Cauldwell and departed to visit in San Antonio.
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Jas. H. Webb
F. C. Oliver
Dot Oliver
Youn
Cauldwell
San Antonio
Brazos County Farmers Union Calls Big July Meeting
Brazos County farmers union members urged to attend a two day gathering at Alexander July 12 and 13 1907 beginning at 10 a m to elect officers for the coming year. A public king will be held at 11 each day followed by a Farmers Union dinner. J H White president B C F E C W of A announces the event and invites full delegation and baskets.
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Eegle
Brazos County
J. H. White
C. W
Advertised Letters List for July 1, 1907
A list of advertised letters includes ladies Anderson W Burnett J C Erwin C Grason S Green F Hayes E Lacy E B D Mathew L Reed V Sass A Talley D Williams L White and gents Boone A Brown A A Cook A J Cunningham L Cazares L Emilean EB Foley B Forster W D Gaffney R H Griffin M 3 McMurry Geo Salinas X Turner L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
W. Burnett
J. C. Erwin
C. Grason
S. Green
F. Hayes
E. Lacy
E. B. D Mathew
L. Reed
V. Sass
A. Talley
D. Williams
L. White
Boone
A. Brown
A. A. Cook
A. J. Cunningham
L. Cazares
L. Emilean
EB. Foley
B. Forster
W. D. Gaffney
R. H. Griffin
McMurry
Geo. Salinas
X. Turner
Outbreak Probable After Apache Killing at McDowell
El Paso reports a threatened Indian outbreak at Fort McDowell Arizona after Apache Austin Navjo was killed by W H Gill a McDowell sub agent. Troops at Fort Apache ordered ready to move to McDowell and Gill sought protection from Sheriff Hayden. Other items include Elberta peaches in Tyler Texas post office receipts in Dallas June 1907 up $5490.12, and deaths and appointments across Texas and Oklahoma.
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el Paso
Fort McDowell
Ariz
Austin Navjo
W. H. Gill
McDowell
Fort Apache
Gill
Hayden
Phoenix
Galveston
Herman Driecs
Otho Samuels
Wewcky
I. T. Charles
Mike) Golden
Jack Dempsey
Seattle
Dallas
Hunt County
Texas
J. G. Lyon
Wells Fargo Express Company
Ennis
Tex
Amarillo
C. G. White
Tyler
John M. Furey
Furey
Paris
Sheppard
Naval Academy
Antonio Villareal
St. Louis
L. T. Dashiel
Oklahoma
T. P. Gore
United States
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State OF Texas
Bryan County
of Brazos
Richelieu
E. J. Fountain
Bryen, Texas
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Wheelock-Wheelis
Lero-Vitopil
Oliver-Boyd
Emmel & Maloney Druggists
Parmers
Alexander
Arizona
Denison
Hunter & Chatham
Shoop
M. H. James
Palestine
Neil Smith
Tabor & Tabor Special Agents
New York Life Insurance CO
Dunn & Daly Block
R.g.tabor
G.tabor,jr
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Parker Building
The
Oliver Typewriter
Dr. J. F. Eaves
Smith Building
Battle Bros
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