Northbound and Southbound Lines Listed with Times
A timetable style note lists Northbound lines 1 8 15 and Southbound lines 2 4 16 with corresponding times 1:17 p.m. 2:14 a.m. 8:05 a.m. 4:24 p.m. 2:45 a.m. 9:37 p.m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
4
Train timetable notes with mixed southbound and northbound connections
A fragmented timetable lists No. 100 southbound passenger arriving at 12:40 p.m., No. 101 northbound mixed departing 9 a.m., No. 102 southbound mixed arriving 7:10 p.m., and No. 103 northbound passenger leaving at 6:48 p.m., all with close connections to the main line I and GN going east or west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Line
I & GN
Main
G. N
Local Notices and Social Updates From Caldwell Area
House for rent listings at R. 8 and H. 62 Wooten plus H. R. Seale’s Bench ley visit. Miss Farrow guests of Miss Lillie Leman and Mrs. J. R. Carlton returns from Denison. Huyler's candies at McDougald’s drug store. Miss Perry of Rockdale visiting Mrs. Fred Pryor. Fresh barbecued meats daily at city market. Caldwell 162 launches new purse line. Miss Neblett of Anderson visiting Miss Beulah Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyler
McDougald’s
Suet
Miss Perry
Rockdale
Fred Pryor
Local social notes and advertisements from town
Miss Arrie Cole returns from Virginia school and many visitors arrive in Georgetown, Seguin, Mexia, Caldwell, Dallas, and Terrell. The ideal drug store moves to Schittino building. E Grieser’s City Bakery offers fresh bread and cakes. laundry service advertised. colored normal attendance rises to forty teachers. Dr Finley to preach at Baptist church. Lucey and Jessie Johnson to teach summer school starting June 17. Falstaff bottle beer touted as summer beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Graves
Seguin
Laura Rogers
Mexia
Webb Howell
M. ©. Crawford
Galveston
T. B. Collins
J.C. Womble
Caldwell
J. H. Webb
Jennie Hanway
Dallas
John T. Hanway
Ideal Drug Store
Schittino
E. Grieser
E. B. Lomax
Colored Normal
Weekly prayer meeting grows at Walker residence
A Friday night gathering led by Miss Tilly Stewart drew about one hundred attendees, showing rising participation. The next meeting will be at Ed Crenshaw’s home led by Albert Bullock, with home enterprise and local business notices interwoven, including stores and services in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Walker
Tilly Stewart
Ed Crenshaw
Albert Bullock
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Nish
Victoria Dinner Ware
Bryan
Dansby
C. W
B. V. Schedule
Aan
Wooten
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Miss Farrow
Lillie Leman
J. R. Carlton
Denison
Neblett of
Anderson
Beulah Brown
Arrie Cole
Virginia
J.D. Jones
J. W. Benson
City
Fd Pettus
Georgetown
Lucile
Belle Grinnan
Terrell
W. H. Oliver
Dr. Finley
The
Baptist Church
Chas. H. Wise
Miss Lucile
Lucey
Jessie Johnson
Lemp
Webb Brothers
Norwood
Lawrie Calia
Franklin Bros
Parks & Waldrop
Ino. M. Lawrence & Co
J.B. Mike
J. E. Josey
Huntsville
8. M. Derden
County Fair Fund
F. Marion Law
W. R. Fotnetco
H. G. Rhodes
George Smith
A. & M. College
Fie Magle
Eddie Hartman
John M. Caldwell
Ora Stuart
Robert Mathis
Arthur Burns
Singleton
Grimes County
Foster
Providence
Methodist Church
Court House Yard
Windsor
Parks and Waldrop
Rev. McPherson
Ft. Worth
College
Christian Church
Jewell Howard
Waco
John Caldwell’s
West
St Packard
Troy
A. M. Stewart
Free Baptist College Movement
W.S. Adams
Ennis
J. N. Cole
Haswell’s
EVO
ISG
Bryan Ice
Storage & CoaljCo
John M. Lawrence & Company
Feed and Sale
Henry Spell
Nabors
Ben S. Read
Iousness
P.S
B.S
Lm. H. James
Theleadingwruggist
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