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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
3
Northbound schedule No 3 shows 1 38 PM departure while No 5 runs at 12 46 PM. Southbound No 2 leaves at 3 40 PM and No 6 at 2 48 AM. G and N lines list No 102 Northbound at 10 20 AM and No 101 Southbound without a stated time.
The notice lists multiple residents visiting nearby towns including Houston Mart Dallas Navasota and Fort Worth with news of travel and social calls. Local banks close for the July 4 holiday and various residents plan visits to Benchley Overton Anson and Kurten while others seek housing and insurance services.
Powers and family traveled to Normangee to attend a reunion with Searcy and Arban families. Rev. Father Poche of Galveston returned to the city after eight days at Villa Maria Academy.
The I. G. N. calls another popular price excursion to Houston and Galveston for trains stopping at Bryan. Departures are 5:05 p.m. Saturday and 4:20 a.m. Sunday next. Round trip fares are $1.95 to Houston and $2.20 to Galveston.
A weekly vote tally for the Fountain-Edge Dry Goods Co James contest is reported with candidates Maude Zimmerman Lula Bullock Lula Umensetter Wee BER Maidie McMillan Rosalie Taylor Marion Franklin Rev G A Foster Jesse Hensarling George Deaton and Will Palasota receiving varying counts. Final figures show multiple participants with totals listed alongside their names.
Judge A G Board asks the Eagle to announce that the county board of examiners will hold a final teachers' certificate examination at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday July 5 and 6. There will be no August meeting of the board.
The Methodist ladies plan a lawn social this Friday from 5 to 5 at the home of Mrs I F Betts. Ice cream and cake will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Sealed bids for part or all of the fences around the fair grounds will be received until July 10. Posts reserved. Bids addressed to John F. Ettle, Secretary, Section 182.
Memphis fire crews razed the Memphis Stoneware company plant in south Memphis. The building suffered a loss estimated at $50,000 with little insurance coverage.
Charles N. Travous, general attorney for the Wabash railroad in Illinois, dropped dead here of heart disease.
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