Local Notes Highlight Socials and Visits in Millican Area
Prbnnie Booth and many visitors are in the city with arrivals from Palestine, Navasota, Alvin, Groesbeck, and Galveston. Falls among items include lost bicycle oil reservoir, millinery bargains, and Good Roads convention at the courthouse. Rev. E M Myers reports revival success, plans another meeting, and Millican hosts church additions and conversions from Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rhodes
Millican
Johnson
Nava
J.M. Zimmerman
Kurten
C. M. Proctors
St. Howell
Louisiana
Gordon Boone
Navasota
E. B. Roberts
F. Randolph
Madisonville
Groesbeck
T. C. Westbrook
Inday
A. B
W. G. Lomax
Susie
E. B. Lomax
W. H. Morgan
J. E. Mathie
A. W. Shealey
Reliance
John Steiner
Houston
Henry Rohde
Bob Battle
Wellborn
Alexandria
W. A. Rowan
Alvin
Spencer Ford
Thomas Finty
A. and M. College
Farmers Congress
Galveston News
M. Stella Shepard
Bryan
Beaumont
E. M. Myers
Rev. Myers
Wesson Church
Mollie Poole
Gertie Cunningham
Millican Yester
Hatch Brings Iron Will to Bryan Amid Floods and Rail Halt
In the flooded era Hatch travels to Bryan by boat while rail service lags. J D Wilson and J T Taylor arrive from Bedias. Mrs. Eugene Reynolds visits from Hempstead. An habeas corpus hearing is set before Judge A G Board for Gid Batten custody. The Texas and Pacific Railway revamps service to Hot Springs Arkansas. The Italian killed in Eastland County has a brother in Bryan reporting a life sentence for another suspect, while a wounded Italian is convalescing. The Hearne district conference and related groups meet at Allen Chapel July 26 with Rev. Russell Deal presiding. seventy delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Campione
Eastland County
Weatherford
Bryan
Hearne District Conference
Young People Society of Christian Endeavor
Allen Chapel
Russell Deal
Palestine
D. F. Taylor
Chappel Hill
Endeavor
D. B. Stovall
Beeville
Lyda Ryan
Temple
Bell County
Belton
J. W. Hooten
Lometa
Oscar H. Anderson
Canton
Calvert
Edward J. Rolle
Houston
Clyde R. Turner
San Antonio
Brazos
Fred Tomanichel
Hereford
Fruit Growers’ Association
Mineola
Rockdale
George White
Ellis County
Will Carter
Navasota
Fred Bivins
Leopold Scherr
Flatonia
Four Yucatan lighthouses planned by Mexican government
A government plan to build four lighthouses along the eastern Yucatan coast is announced. Other items note a Detroit reception for Secretary Alger, drownings in Lafayette, an east Toledo grain elevator fire, and various global incidents and notices.
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Yucatan
Detroit
Mich
Alger
Charles Zink
Walter Villinger
Paul Held
Lafayette
Ind
East Toledo
Epworth League
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Vicksburg
Migs
Joseph Greene
Edward Wall
Kokomo
South Carolina
Greenwood
Don Carlos
Venice
Austria
Mobile and Giraud
Columbus
Laredo
Mex
Akron
San Diego
Los Angele
Cal
Guiberon
France
Dreyfus
Bombay
India
Marchand
Toulon
Khalifa
Omdurman
Bir Wilfried Ilatier
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Swift
Winchester Hams
Jersey
Hearne and
Hearne
Ax T. C
Time Table
Prbnnie Booth
Carrie Tooke
Rowena Rhodes
Weimar
Good Roads
Wooten Wells
Marek
Saunders & Johnson's
B. H. Knox
D. B. Knox
Mozelle Boyett
Galveston
Connor
Madison County
Morris
Pitts Toll Bridge
Oscar Hall
Jeanie Dyett
Roger & Gallet
Vera Violet
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Telephone
E. R. Emmel, Ph. G
Dan Hatch
Hatch
Scarff & O’connor Co
Texas
J.D. Wilson
J. T. Taylor
Bedias
Grimes County
Eugene Reynolds
Hempstead
Hanneman
Joe B. Reed
Texas News
Gobbs
J. F. Gardner
Mason
Lamiar County
Gainesville
Hawley
Congress
Waxahachie
Texas Spiritualists
Oak Cliff Park
Dallas
Texas Bar Association
George Louing
Sherman
Garland
Laurence Murrien
Stonewall County
L J. Hinton
Cornelius Johnson
Fort Worth
Keat
Grayson County
Farmersville
Baptists
Morgan
Barbers of Texas
Waco
General News
Dwinnell-Wright
White House
MO. M. Lawrence
J. M. Caldwell
Agt
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney
Gunther
North
South
Denver
Ennis
Ft. Worth
Denison
ST. Louis
Paris
Houston Austin
Brenham
Austin
Corsicana
Plano
McKinney Sherman
Dennison
W. Bri
W.S. Wilson
M. L. Rospsrys
G.P & T. Agt
Houston Exas
Emmel
Soca Box
Emmel’s
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drug Store
Ree
Dence Phore
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