Railroad Time Card H T C Schedule
North bound trains No 3 at 1 38 p m No 5 at 12 46 a m South bound No 2 at 3 40 p m No 9 at 2 48 a m G N Schedule No 102 North bound 12 54 p m No 101 South bound 4 14 p m
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
3
North bound trains No 3 at 1 38 p m No 5 at 12 46 a m South bound No 2 at 3 40 p m No 9 at 2 48 a m G N Schedule No 102 North bound 12 54 p m No 101 South bound 4 14 p m
Locals and visitors attend the Rye community barbecue and picnic five miles west of Bryan. About 800 people enjoy a long day of food and speeches by candidates, followed by evening dancing at the schoolhouse. The Bohemian Club band disperses after a week of daily concerts for the event.
Stamford Texas reports visitors arriving for the annual Baptist Young People’s Union of Texas assembly set to open tomorrow with an eight day program. Lincoln Nebraska notes Bryan plans to depart for Chicago to meet with a national committee subcommittee on leadership selections. Detroit Michigan covers Michigan golf talent and visitors as the state championship begins at Detroit Golf Club with three day schedule.
County Judge' Board opened probate hearings with several matters pending. Mrs. L E McDougald guardian of Neal McDougald was granted permission to use minor funds. Other items include J J Putz guardianship for Louis Putz and W H Cole administrator of M B Cole estate. Annual account of Frank Stasney guardian Henry Milberger.
Funeral services for W. D. Sellers, sudden death announced yesterday, were held at Bethel church cemetery at 4 o clock. He was about 45 years old, a longtime Brazos county resident, regarded as a model citizen. Surviving are his wife and five children Bertha Lola Ethel Marion and Robert.
Gov Campbell will pass through Bryan this afternoon on the H and T C for Houston where he closes his campaign tonight. The train will be delayed here for twenty minutes giving Bryan residents a chance to hear the Governor speak briefly. A large turnout is expected.
County candidates announce a public talk at the Bryan courthouse tonight July 24 starting at 8 30. The event invites the public with special invitation to ladies to attend.
The Female Spectator notes tea drinking as a costly vice, claiming the tea table consumes more funds than two nurses, undermines economy, ruins housekeeping, and breeds idleness, per a London Mail remark from a century ago.
A Sunday publication will list city property owners who owe taxes. Those wishing to avoid extra costs and have their names omitted must see the collector and settle promptly.
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