Local notes from Mexia and Robertson county
The page lists visitors and travels around Mexia Robertson county and nearby towns. Names include Charlie Finley E A Berry M H Hart M Kelly J R Astin Mrs M J Hull R O Allen W C Weakley D B Lloyd Emma Landers Addie Landers Ange James Taylor Elva Yeargan and others with short trips to Bryan Hearne Galveston Tyler Dallas and Taylor. Local business notes promote McDougalds drug store Windsor ties Parks Waldrop Read's Drug Store and Read's Blue Ribbon cigars. A sale item Eddleman homestead and a second hand sewing machine are advertised. The rain described as a groundsoaker ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mike
James Taylor
Galveston
Tyler
Huyller
Quotes ‘S
W. B. English
Challenger
Runnels County
Elva Yeargan
Dallas
Bertha Roberts
Windsor
Parks & Waldrop
Texas Tobacco
Read's Drug Store
Eagle
Bryan Eagle Social and Local News Items
Bryan community notes include health recoveries and travels of local residents, upcoming church sales and entertainments, visits from Dallas and Austin, and social announcements. The Eagle seeks society items for its Sunday issue as Bryan merchants update stores and artists gain recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
Hall’s Drug Store Moves to Kandy Kitchen Stand
Hall’s Drug Store has moved to the old Kandy Kitchen stand inviting the public to call for desired items in the drag line. The store features polite customer service and accurately filled prescriptions with the optician Dean Hearn offering in-store eyeglass service. Bryan defeats Race Hearne 6 to 1 in baseball and will meet again this afternoon and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Vulcan Lodge
Wellborn
Joe A. Owens
Tex
Howell
Central Texas Fair Association
Pugh
Emmet
G. W. Mansel
Edge
Walter Edge
Tom Wheeles
Bremendee
Trinity Baptist Association
Eagle
Kandy
Dean Hearn
Race Hearne
Benson School House News From July Meeting
Benson School House notes report Mr. A N Hall improving after a week of illness. David Benson is very sick. a girl was born to Mr and Mrs W F Terry. Willie Burt of Falls County visits. many attend the protracted meeting at Steep Hollow. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W M Holligan of Reliance and T J Sawyer with J D Jones returning from Huntsville. cotton sheds due to dry weather and boll weevil. Sly Jim.
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Nish
Victoria Dinner Ware
Dansby
H.& T. C. Schedi
Charlie Finley
Mexia
E. A. Berry
Bry
H. Hart
Mar
M. Kelly
Benchley
Sunny J. R. Astin
Navasota Sanlaw
P. Buchanan
Waco
R. O. Allen
Robertson County
W. C. Weakley
Kurten
Hearne
E. Grieser
City Bakery
D. B. Lloyd
Dave Lloyd
Eddleman Homestead
Emma
Addie Landers
Taylor
Dave Holland
Reliance
Yes
Lane
Ange
Hundre
Lot, Viuns
Ati
Thompson
Norwood
M. and P. Bank
Waxahachie
North Texas
R. J. Patterson
Mammoth
Tom Ewing
Dennis Ballard
Tol Smothers
Bale
Ewig
Burleson County
Brazos
Fannie Mc Morris
Brazos County
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
Tom Roberts
Dallas J
A. F. Wilson
H. G. Rhodes
Liano
Linnie Browning
Benchiey J
Nancy Browning
Athens
Nonie Adams
Leanora Maroney
James Maroney
E. L. Shettles
New Methodist
Sanders Bros. & Co
Hartzog Renfro
Franklin
Kernoles’ Park
Cora McMillan
Bertha
Stella Higgs
Theodore Brown
Prairie View
Houston Post
Farmers Congress
Robt. L. Polk
Polk
Enius
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
W. H. Nall
Benefit of the Christian Church
Carter
Frank MecNeeley
Albert Collins
Calvert
S.C. Mills
Willow Hole
Austin
Horace Cavitt
Wheelock
J. T. Moloney
Palestine
G. W. Brown
Anderson
Mrs. H. Harwilsky
Lufkin
R J Patterson
H Rainey
Kansas City
Ludish
Troy
J C Gorham
H Rutherford
C D Golding
G M Winstead
Houston
C H Higgins
St Louis
Henry Cook
New Orleans
J N Tillers
Chicago
T J Carr
Wm. Seheer
W Kerr
Corsicana
J F Shaw
Marlin
Tf Malony
J D_ Trammell
RA Parker
Central
O E LaCoste
S E Thomson
Hoston
WC Weakley
Hearton
Emma Landers
James Landers
J L Fareular
W.F Farquhar
Teague
Forester
Navasota
J L Rowland
Miller
Hall's Drug Store
Benson School House
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Nabors Brothers
Nabors Brohers
Nansook
M. Bonneville, JR
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N. H. James
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