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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1903
Page
3
Weekly Bryan area notices list post office hours and train schedules. Local shoppers at Norwood's offer dress lawn, sea island, underwear, suspenders, and children’s items with bulk discounts. Community notes mention drills, appointments, and residents visiting Houston, Emory, Galveston, and Austin reflected in a busy local page.
Mrs W R Hardy visited Rosse. Sam Trant of Iola and Jim Chaney of Mesa were in the city yesterday. Alex Ewing from Myers Cheap wagon for sale. See Brown at the ice factory. Rubl Scott from Grimes county also present. Mrs J W Robinson returned to Marlin. M S Freeman of Wellborn and Dr R H Wilson of Kurten were in the city yesterday. Mrs Richard Bailey visiting Calvert relatives. G R Dickerson of Wellborn and John B Nabors returned from Brownwood yesterday. Mrs Hallie George returned to Navasota after visiting Mrs Ewing at Myers.
Mrs Zehner arrived amid a large crowd at the depot and spoke at the Methodist church where a Woman's Temperance Union was organized with fifty five members. Officers were elected including Mrs J D West as president and Miss Lillie Hall as treasurer. She spoke again at the opera house and will support local option. Also today Burt Norwood advertises sales on ladies wear and hose. Mr Adolph Topperwein visits for exhibitions ahead of the Central Texas Fair.
Hotel arrivals list names guests in several cities and train stops. Norwood announces a special sale on women’s bleached vests and muslin underwear at cost, plus closeout prices on ladies oxford and strap slippers and boys patent leather oxfords, all at Burt Norwood’s store.
The Bryan City Council passes an ordinance amending Article 172 of the revised ordinances to require dog owners to comply with Article 76 before allowing dogs on streets. Violators face fines from five to twenty five dollars upon conviction. City Secretary Co. M. Spell and Mayor sign the measure.
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