Railroad Timetable and Local Notices Update
North bound and south bound train times listed with arrivals for No 11 and No 12. Local items include visits by D A Hatch and Galveston cattle plans, fishing trips to Patterson Lake, sewing services, free farmer transport notices, Bryan Light Guards disbanding, local baseball result 12 3, meat market ads, probate of Zelia Bonneville will, reduced stock sale, Green Creek farmers to congress, H T C excursion rates, and Dr I F Betts revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brockman
Bryan
D. C. DeMart
Ben P. Wilson
Courthouse
Zelia Bonneville
J. W. Doremus
T. P. Boyett
M. Bonneville, Jr
District Court
Cole
Crenshaw and Priddy
E. C. Harder & Co
Green Creek
Dublin
Erath County
H. &. T. C. Railway
Houston
Galveston
Houster
I. F. Betts
Methodist Church
Dr. Betts
Alexander
Huddleston
Kershaws at Howell Bros 197 Mrs M Nagle and baby visit Calvert
Local notes report visits by Kershaws at Howell Bros 197 Mrs M Nagle and baby in Calvert J Won of Waco and Milburn Newton of Austin were in the city yesterday Louie Hamilton returned from Calvert J B Dunn of Wheelock in Ring 227 for first class shoe repair Frank Todaro Miss Jennie Howell returned from Navasota Mrs H E Evetts of Houston guests of Mrs J Bradshaw For Sale baggy and horse Milburn Newton returned from Houston and Galveston Prof John H Allen returned from Houston and Galveston Read Fountain & Co black board changes daily Tom Potter of Corrigan en route home from Elton J F Parks returned from Brenham Mrs P J Vitopil visited Wellborn D B Lloyd and daughter left for Devine Judge and Mrs Jno N Henderson leave for Hot Springs Mrs W S Howell and Miss Fannie Fountain visited Galveston Marie Adams taking voice lessons Home at 196 47 For information phone 196 47 Jack Armstrong returned to Dallas from visit to Hanways J T Cross of Edge en route home from Houston with cattle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershaws
Howell Bros
J.B. Dunn
Wheelock
Frank Todaro
Jennie Howell
Navasota
H. E. Evetts
Houston
J. Bradshaw
Edge
John H. Allen
Galveston
Fountain & Co
Tom Potter
Corrigan
Seta
Elton
J. F. Parks
Brenham
Wagner
Fannie Fountain
Marie Adams
Dallas Gets Reunion for United Confederate Veterans
Galveston July 21 The Texas division of United Confederate Veterans chose Dallas as the next meeting site for their annual gathering in October Camps failing to report for the forthcoming years face removal The United Daughters of the Confederacy plan to build an indigent Confederate women home at Austin Officers elected K M Van Zandt Fort Worth re elected major general and brigadiers George W O'Brien Beaumont T J Sargent San Antonio F T Roach Georgetown H W Graber Dallas B B Paddock Fort Worth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas Division
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Austin
K. M. van Zandt
Fort Worth
George W. O'Brien
Beaumont
T. J. Sargent
San Antonio
F. T. Roach
Georgetown
H. W. Graber
B. B. Paddock
Sharp Ends His Life in Paris Texas Dinner Room
J. E. Sharp committed suicide at his Paris Texas home on July 21. He rose from the supper table and then shot himself in an adjoining room, discovered by his wife in a pool of blood with the top of his skull blown off. He had recently returned from Mineral Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
J. E. Sharp
Seventy-Year Rift Ends in Denison Reunion
Denison reports Matilda Kendrick of Washington D C and her brother C Groves who had been separated since childhood met again after sixty seven years. They last parted in Maryland when he was eighteen and she ten, and witnesses described the reunion as deeply moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Matilda Kendrick
Washington, D. C
C. Groves
Maryland
Railroad man shot by constable in Yoakum incident
Yaokum July 21 August Marion a well known railroad man was shot and seriously wounded by Constable Allen Humphreys. He mistook Marion for a man he sought to arrest. The bullet pierced the breast near the right nipple and exited the back. Humphreys was bound at 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Tex
Marion
Allen Humphreys
Humphreys
Martin
Beaumont Reports Fine Well Bringing South Texas Hope
Beaumont July 21 reports from Daytor area detail Parafine No 2 overflowing the casing between six and four inch pipes. Drillers expect the finest well yet brought in to south Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Daytor
Texas
Hole in street near I. and G. N. depot puzzles town
An old well collapsed under Main Street near the I. G. N. depot. The 18.5 foot deep hole, about three feet across at the top, was found by F. E. Felder and is now covered with planks. Local officials face filling it to close the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Cross Street
Eagle Reporter
F. E. Felder
Bridges Washed Away In Floods At Paris Texas
Tremendous rain hit Paris Texas on Thursday evening washing away many bridges according to country reports. Local authorities assess structural damage as crews survey the inundated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Arrests in Philadelphia ballot stuffing case
Philadelphia July 21 Thomas A Hartman city employee and Republican leader held in $2000 bail with Otto T Ruse judge of election Charles Judge inspector Benjamin Williams clerk and E M Dunne clerk held in $1500 and $500 bail respectively on charges of ballot stuffing and conspiracy Evidence shows 201 fraudulent votes out of 374 cast in the election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Hartman
Otto T. Ruse
Charles Judge
Benjamin Williams
E. M. Dunne
Assembly saves Justice Hooker from removal on posting links
Albany report notes the assembly voted 76 to 67 to spare Justice Warren B. Hooker from removal. The charges involved his ties to appointments in the Fredonia post office and with the Wirtner judgment affecting city property in Dun kirk near the post office building, owned jointly by Hooker and State Tax Collector Sterns. Forty-one Republicans and thirty-five Democrats backed removal, while fifty-eight Republicans and nine Democrats opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Warren B. Hooker
Supreme Court
Fredonia
Wirtner
Dunkirk
Sterns
Sysonby Triumphs in Troquois Stakes at Brighton Beach
New York July 21 James R. Keene's great colt Sysonby won the $7500 Troquois stakes for three year olds at Brighton Beach. The race covered one mile and a quarter and yielded an easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James R. Keene
Sysonby
Brighton Beach
Hyomei Offered To Prevent Hay Fever Before Season
E J Jenkins promotes Hyomei as a preventive and remedy for hay fever. Daily use for two to three weeks before symptoms start can prevent attacks, or use six to seven inhalations daily for relief once symptoms appear. Inhaler delivers medicated air with no stomach dosing. Outfit costs 1 dollar, refills 50 cents, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jenkins
Governor Recommends Joint Committee On Life Insurance
Albany July 21 Governor Higgins sent to the legislature a message urging the appointment of a joint committee to investigate the life insurance business conducted in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Weevils and Sharpshooters Reported in Keatchie
Keatchie Louisiana July 21 Experiments by the Louisiana crop pest commission report considerable quantities of weevils found along with sunflowers. The notice notes ongoing field work and pest control efforts to protect crops in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatchie
Louisiana Crop Pest Commission
Mob Storms Salmonica City Hall Killing Councillor
In Madrid on July 21 a mob stormed Salmonica city hall and sacked the building. A council member leapt from a window and died from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Salmonica
Baptist College Site Chosen On Hill Above Cavitt Residence
Ten acres on the hill summit south of Major W. R. Cavitt’s residence were purchased from him for the Texas Woman's College. The $2,200 payment secures a prime site with a fine view. building plans and construction will proceed rapidly to unveil a handsome campus visible from both railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cavitt
Major Cavitt
Texas Woman's College
Two Properties for Sale at Bryan and Clay Corners
W H Owensby offers a six room house with cistern and a new 28 by 14 feet store house at the corner of Bryan and Clay streets beside Parker's gin. Excellent location and a bargain. See W C Davis. Phone 234.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Owensby
Bryan and
Clay Streets
Parker's Gin
W.C. Davis
Iola visitors promote meetings with Reverend S. T. and Tarry Thomas
Rev. S. T. and Tarry Thomas visited from Iola yesterday. The pair traveled toward McLennan County to hold a religious meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. S. T
Tarry Thomas
Iola
McLennan County
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G. N
Bouth
Praing
D. B. Hatch
Elliott Paper Co
Eagle
Yetta Levy
Milton
Selma Morris
O. L. Morey
Millican
J. Allen Myers
R. T. Boyle
H.G. Rhodes
Patterson Lake
Bryan Light Guards
B. P. Wilson
Koneccny
Palestine and Bryan
Allen Academy
Ryan
Dr. Prices
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
Jack Armstrong
Jno. T. Hanway
J. T. Cross
Bulletin
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
Heath & Milligan Paints
Tunity
Price
All Hanan Oxfords
Parks
Waldrop
Clothiers and
Furnishers
Club House
Dwinnell & Wright
White Crest
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
JowNeys
Lowney
M. H. James
Franklin
Sooood
Hyomei
Chaneszx
Baptist College
MO. A. Moore
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
Bryan, Texas
C. A. Searcy
M. H. James’ Drug Store
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