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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1898
Page
3
A fragmented timetable lists Northbound Nos 1 38 and 10 and Southbound Nos 2 4 12 18 with several times including 12 50 p m and 2 45 a m. The unreadable OCR text includes scattered letters and incomplete phrases.
Local brief mentions include Lam Holden from Tabor and numerous visitors such as R. Newcombe from Reliance, C. F. Moore, and J. R. Eaton. Mentions of rental ads, Troy laundry, Edge Bros corn, and Ed Parsons cigar sales. Various social calls and small business notes fill the page, with references to residents of Galveston, Hearne, Corsicana, Quintana, and Madisonville.
Miss Mary Rohde entertained a large group of young friends at her parents home last evening as a compliment to Miss Edna Reinhardt of Hearne and Miss Nannie Hanna of Houston. The yard was lit with colored lanterns, guests enjoyed music and games, and ices and cakes were served.
Wellborn News covers Brother Sandal leading a week long meeting. Visitors include Robert Newsom Will Koppe and Koppe's Farm crew. Nearby residents J L Broach and wife visit Dr D M Broach. Coal prospecting by Ward Gordon Fort Worth. Sam Houston Normal Institute catalogue arrives for 1888 89 session.
The stock and fixtures of Mies St. Leon's millinery store were not sold Monday due to no bids. They will be offered again Thursday July 14 at 10 o'clock a.m. at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, J. S. Moonrino, Jnr, Trustee.
The transcript hints at substantial expenses for conducting another interview and acknowledges expectations of increased costs, signaling budgetary concerns for future reporting.
After a week of sunshine we have had a good season of rain. The singing class met last Saturday night with strong attendance and fine singing. Mrs. L. B. Kern and daughter Pearl of Bryan visit Mrs. Mollie Allen. Robert Battis of Merle Burleson County and Hugh Royall of College Station visited Mrs. Mattie Royall and family. L. E. K. Brockman and Mae Royall visited friends at Wilburn. Ludolph Dozier Jesse Henry Henry Conway Maggie DeHart Ada Conway attended singing at Benchley. James H. Young went to Coryell County last week.
The Bethel community reports visitors from Baton Rouge and Grimes County, a change to daily mail, a successful cream supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cotham in honor of Louis Lejohn, and notes on sickness, crops, and local events. Mrs. J. F. Pate has been ill recently.
The week opens with a school concert and a Normal singing session drawing about sixty five and eighty students respectively. News includes arrivals in Bryan, oil mill staff moves, Farmers' Congress at A and M College, and locals visiting from Madisonville and Henderson. Vignettes recall John T. Raymond, Carlisle twin coffin viewings, a Missouri locomotive medicine tale, and a Philadelphia rail injury survivor.
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