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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
3
Readable timetable lines show northbound services No 1 No 8 No 15 with times li17 p m 2 14 a m 8 05 a m. Southbound No 2 4 24 p m No 4 2 45 a m No 16 9 87 p m.
Residents report Mrs. Knox Howard returning from Waco and Chas Williamson back from a business trip. Joe Johnson from Milli can visited yesterday. Mc Dougald's drug store advertises drugs and toiletries. Lost: solid gold bar pin with a diamond. reward offered to G. S. Parker.
Miss Julia Hockwortd returned to Calvert yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Edge attend Buffalo exposition. Rev. Jewell Howard to Stuart meeting at Rockdale. For Rent Residence next door to my home. EF Grieser's City Bakery offers fresh bread and cakes. Ring E. B. Lomax to send for your laundry bundle. Miss Gussie Finley en route to Mississippi. Prof. Cloud of Kurten called on the Fagle. Tom Searcy lists a five room house for rent. Chas. Claydon visiting Bryan. Mrs. Burt Norwood and Mrs. Nabors return from Brownwood. Walter Squibb represents United Moderns of Denver. Bodie Glenn’s work train ditches between College and Wellborn on the HTHC. J. S. Ford at home after two weeks away. George Maxwell and son Guy from north Grimes county in Bryan. Exposition Saloon offers best cigars. J. E. Ponder, Prop.
A called meeting of the stockholders of the Central Texas fair association will be held at the city hall Friday night at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of all subscribers to the fair fund is desired. Business of importance and notice via Telegram service.
In consequence of depredations on crops belonging to my renters on Carters Creek by driving over fields, turning horses loose, and camping on the premises, I am compelled to lock my gates and prevent further outrages. S. M. Derden.
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous personal names including Joseph Bell Jessie Byers Cole Juline Chane Davies English W B Fincher Richard Gardner Lewis Gomes Harris Hall Co Jerries Joe Marshall Elijah Marlow Nelson Robson Shelton W A Smith Thomas Thompson Willie Watson John Walker Phillis.
Local Houston & Texas Central Railroad ads invite summer travelers to alight at Galveston La Porte Seabrook or Port Lavaca with connections to G H N Y T M and San Antonio and Aransas Pass lines. Houston hotels offer modern comfort plus surf, boating and fishing. Rates quoted by local agents or S F B Morse.
On July 2 and 16 August 6 and 20 and September 3 and 17 the H T C R R will sell round trip Homeseekers tickets to California from all stations at one first class limited fare plus $2. Tickets valid fifteen days transit and twenty one days from sale. First class sleepers and free chair cars to Houston connect with Southern Pacific Sunset Route to California. Through sleepers run Houston to Denver via Ft Worth and Denver. Ask local agent for rate or write Morse Robbins Mi to Houston Texas.
Cross Texas July 2 The past week brought favorable rain for crops with corn likely to yield fairly if dry weather continues. Syrup cane peas potatoes and melons grow well though hay may be below last year. Cotton shows steady growth while hunting and fishing trips keep residents outdoors. An infant of Mr Joe Taylor and Miss Cora McDouttie were ill. Sad news as the infant of Mr and Mrs Akins died Friday.
Millican Texas reports guests from Bryan including Mr and Mrs Burger and Miss Jones visiting Miss Alice Dunlap. Rev J P Skinner preached at the Methodist church. Branch Scott and Bettie Myers wed at the colored church with Rev Alexander officiating. Pearl Lewis returned from Wellborn. T B White returned home from the bottom ill with fever as quarterly conference nears. Rev Hooper to preside. all invited to attend.
For sale at once a solid color grade bull in fine form. Apply to J H Connell.
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