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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
A railroad time card lists schedules for H and T C and G N lines with north and south bound arrivals and departures. The rest of the page records numerous city visitations, congress attendees, and local gossip from College and surrounding towns including Duke, Caldwell, Rockdale, and Temple.
Mrs C Gannaway died suddenly at her Brazos County home in the Tabor area on Tuesday night after a brief illness. She was about fifty, a Baptist, and survived by her husband and several grown children. Burial was at Cotton Cemetery yesterday afternoon with Rev J M Bullock officiating. many friends in Bryan mourn her passing.
Menardville Texas July 7 A local correspondent notes oats are being thrashed and yield 75 to 95 bushels per acre with some claiming higher. Corn prospects are strong on both dry and irrigated land while cotton acreage remains over 50 percent below 1907.
Rev. S. T. Thomas of Grimes county is conducting a revival at Union Hill between Bryan and College. He previously held a meeting there and organized a Free Baptist church now led by him as pastor. The event is expected to bring several new members to the church.
People of Prospect gathered for a picnic at Wixon Creek bridge yesterday. A good crowd attended a fine dinner and a ball game.
Rev. J. M. Bullock started a revival at Reliance Baptist Church Sunday afternoon with good attendance and progress reported. Sheriff Hamilton arrived from Madisonville regarding the arrest of a man wanted for horse theft. the prisoner faces trial on burglary charges in Brazos County.
Insurance notice for livestock coverage from Boyett and Myers. Office contact 250 and residence numbers 128 and 257. Includes assurance the company will stand the test.
The Denver convention week features lavish hotel and business house decorations and brilliant night illuminations. The Arch of Welcome and gilded capitol lights attract crowds while committees organize credentials and social events for delegates from many states. Notable figures include Gov. James Higgins and J. Hamilton Lewis, drawing attention for their roles and presence.
Mr Clark Bryan and Miss Holland daughter of Mrs M A Holland were married Sunday afternoon at Reliance by Rev J M Bullock. The groom a native of Alabama has lived in Reliance for some time and is described as industrious. The bride is from the local community and praised for her character.
Americans and English rowers plan a Harvard Cambridge clash in London after the Olympic event. The proposed course is one mile and three quarters, about two miles shorter than the traditional Putney course used by university races.
The Bohemian Club band announces a free concert in the city park on Friday night. They propose weekly performances if a band stand is erected and Bryan residents support the band when services of a band are needed, while selling ice chests and refrigerators at cost.
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