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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
3
Daily city notices list train times for H T C and G N railways, plus numerous residents visiting or traveling to and from Bryan. Names include Loftin Stevenson Parsons Reed Lawrence Benbow Lawless, and many others. several shopping and service notices appear, with real estate and insurance ads and local arrivals and departures.
The Bryan city council will accept bids on August 9 for a depository of city funds including the school fund for the ensuing year. City Secretary Frank Clarke notes the meeting will be at City Hall on the second Friday night in August.
Mr S H Wynn thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during his wife’s last illness and to the two physicians for their prompt response. Each will be held in grateful remembrance.
All contributions to the orphan's home box must be delivered to Mrs. Evans by Thursday morning, July 18, 189.
The Fountain-Edge Dry Goods Co. James contest shows Lula Bullock with the largest gain among the young ladies for the week while Marion Franklin leads among the young men. The ranking remains unchanged from last week with Lena Searcy Maude Zimmerman Rosalie Taylor Jesse Hensarling and others also listed. Rev G A Foster is noted for successes and George Deaton and Will Palasota appear in the standings.
A local post office note lists names awaiting pickup: Florence Andrews Landrum Lillie Brandley Hattie Parker Miss Brandon Hallie B Passos Lottie Beard S L Lasker Hannah Bostin Elizabeth Wyatt Margaret Costin Mathy Wilson C P Carlson Estell Gents Cockran Harriett Andrews C G Conway Eva Bishop J R Davis Mary Bailous Robert Donley Ida Canton Clyde Badds Bessie Davis R J Franklin Mary J Griissett Bob Goins Eugenia Jones L Gray Mary F Jones Jim Hall Mary Salard Ephraim Henderson Martha Thompson Aron Jackson Annie Ella Wyatt Profiit Johnson Willie Woods Alfred 3.
The presidents of the ladies aid societies in the city are invited to call at E. J. Fountain's store to receive the amounts due to their societies under the profit sharing arrangement.
Five miles east of Cherryvale Kansas early today a St Louis and San Francisco freight train was held up by three robbers. O J Brown was killed and Otis Taylor wounded as harvest hands resisted the attack. Suspects fled while a posse formed to pursue. Brown died instantly Savier was wounded twice Taylor hospitalized in serious condition but may recover.
The San Saba Valley fair will run four days at San Saba Texas beginning July 238. J H Gambrell editor of the past Standard Dallas has resigned. A man smuggled into Texas from Mexico drowned in the Rio Grande at Laredo. Louis Moye was perhaps fatally cut in an Elm and Elvay Dallas clash. an arrest was made.
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