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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
3
OCR fragment shows scattered times 1:17 p m and 8:05 a m along with 4:24 p m 2:45 a m and 6:87 p m. No clear event, place, or entity context available to identify a full news item or notice.
Mixed train timetable items show No 101 Sodiiniecaktote leaves at 9 30 a m No 102 southbound PME service 1 15 p m No 103 northbound passenger leaves at 7 05 p m with main line connections east and west and Boguhboand bane arrivals.
House for rent and phone contact plus quick social notes from Brenham to Marlin and Hearne. Mentions include Miss Flora Zennati sick, Will Bell and Will Cross in Marlin on vacation, Verna Reed returning to Calvert, J B Routt traveling from Allenfarm, Dr J F Eaves from Millican, Nellie Rohde visiting Dallas, Lillie Leman back from Brenham, and drink and store tips at Mc Dougalds.
Daily notices list barbecued mutton at City Market and various short updates. 188 Tobe Tobias of Kurten visited Big Sandy yesterday. J. G. Minkert travelled to Houston on business. Extra copies of the Morning Eagle available at Hanwell's. McDougald's Drug Store features toilet articles and new candies from N. M. McDougall. Mrs. E C Pearson and Miss Lillie Pearson visiting relatives at Harlem. Tom Searcy rents a five room house in the southern town. Miss Mary M Spann of Millican joins Wagner and Brandon. Mrs. A M Waldrop improving after illness. Mrs. C M Proctor advertises millinery and silk waists. Mr. and Mrs. Jas H Webb return from Caldwell visit. Miss Sallie Eddleman travels to Waco. Falstaff bottle beer advertised. five room cottage for rent in southern town apply to Mrs Dr Jas R Johinson.
Fifteen hundred to two thousand attended the Bethel singing convention with a successful day. Leaders included Lee Andrews and Dick Jones. I. M. Cook was elected president and Marion Ferguson vice president. Next meeting planned with Steep Hollow Church. The city council held a routine session and exempted working firemen from street tax while band members’ tax was deferred. Summer normal for white teachers under Prof. Hickman opened with good attendance. Lost umbrella reported. reward offered. Barbecue announced at Cedar Prairie near Macy. Delegates to Methodist district conference named. Various social and business notices follow including sales at Norwood's and visits of local residents.
Mrs Tommie Adams Camp widow of Samuel T Camp of St Louis died at 1 pm in Fort Worth. She was 30, born in Georgia, sister of Dr William Adams of Fort Worth Cliff A Adams of Bryan and Mrs Minnie Carnes of Independence Texas. She had one daughter and had moved near St Louis for care two months earlier. Cliff A Adams left Bryan to attend the funeral.
The Premium Committee asks city merchants to prepare their premium offers now and be ready to inform the committee this week. The premiums will be listed in the catalogue to advertise the fair, with several merchants and cities named as providers.
The Bryan Ice Storage and Coal Co announces that from July 10th drivers will not sell checks. Customers must pay cash or sign for weekly or monthly ice amounts at the office to simplify bookkeeping. Irregularities should be reported. pricing for 8 pounds and up is reiterated. A lost Jersey cow and a dyspepsia remedy ad are also included.
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