Local Rail Timetables and City Notices
Railroad time cards list No. 3 1:38 p.m. No. 5 12:46 a.m. No. 2 3:40 p.m. No. 9 2:48 a.m. N G N schedules show Nos. 102 12:54 p.m. and 101 4:14 p.m. Locals note arrivals and rental ads. residents travel to Calvert, Mumford, Hempstead, Longview, and Galveston. new pumps and lumber for sale. church meeting and drug policy vote noted. marriage licenses issued to Jim Johnson and Maggie Williams and J A Carson and Iola Lee Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl King
Waco
J. N. Cole
J. R. Astin
Mumford
E. C. Elliott
Elliott
John J Tubon
Smetana
A. J. Wagner & Co
Geo. Graham
Harvey
Boyett & Myers
Mike Derden
Calvert
W. H. Brogdon
Houston
Jack Gordon
Brook Adkins
College
Mary Kaczer
Pearl Gaines
Longview
J. H. Adkins
Rock Prairie
Utz & Dunn
Wilson & Derden
Bessie Lawrence
Mary Benbow
Navasota
T. T. Erwin
Hempstead
P. J. Cain
G. R. Wicker
T. P. Hall
Steep Hollow
Ivey Paine
Benchley
Bessie Gandy
Emmet & Maloney
Jim Johnson
Maggie Williams
J. A. Carson
Iola Lee Clifton
A. W. Boyder
Wellborn
Carlos Salvato
Steele
Local notices and social rounds from Bryan area
Galveston judge T. B. Reese visited from College. Emmet & Maloney sells Liquid Corn Cure as seen on Main Street. 201 M. G. Nall leaves Austin for work. Sam Holden named guardian of Myrtle and Alma Holden with 2600 bond. Bryan warehouse bids invited by Jim Cooper for Farmers' Union. Emmet & Maloney touted for bath requisites. I G W Allen reports singing school at St Rest church. D G Cunningham optimistic on cotton crop despite boll weevils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Main Street
Emmet & Maloney
M. G. Nall
General Land Office
Austin
Sam Holden
Myrtle
Alma _ Holden
P. M. Raysor
Chappell Hill
W. R. Walker
Bryan
Wagner & Co
Walker
Navasota Examiner
Farmers’ Union
H. T. Lewis
Jim Cooper
Robert Armstrong
G. W. Allen
Steep Hollow
St. Rest
I. M. Cooke
D. G. Cunningham
Smetana
Cunningham
County Court Rulings Record Two Trials
In county court yesterday two cases went to trial. R. J. Jones faced petty theft with a verdict of not guilty. W. A. Burns was charged with unlawfully driving cattle from range and fined $50 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Jones
W. A. Burns
Bryan Secures Rev Weaver for First Baptist
A letter accepting the call to Bryan's First Baptist church was received by the pulpit committee from Dr. M E Weaver of Marshall. Dr. Weaver will deliver his initial sermon on the first Sunday in September, noted as a strong gospel worker with a promising future for the Bryan church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
M. E. Weaver
Marshall
Carter Clifton Couple Quietly Wed in Bryan
Albert Carter and Iola Clifton were married quietly last evening at 7 at Mrs L A Swanwick home in Bryan with Rev John Swanwick officiating. They will live at Union Hill, the groom’s former home. Carter is a respected young man and Clifton a popular Leonard girl admired for her many charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carter
Iola Clifton
L. A. Swanwick
Bryan
John Swanwick
Union Hill
Carter
Leonard
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O. H. Brogdon
J. A. Copps
Hettie Smith
McKinney and Sherman
W. R. Curry
Thelma
Mattie Webb
W. O. Lawson
W. B. Hudson
The
Christian Church
C.E. Bullock & CO
Rev
Weaver
Carter-Clifton
Manhattan
Eagle
Emory
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Eagle and
Parks & Waldrop
Eugene Edge