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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
3
The notice lists H and T C and G N schedules with times for northbound and southbound trains. Times include 1:38 p.m. and 12:46 a.m. as northbound, 8:40 p.m. and 2:48 a.m. for other services, plus 12:54 p.m. and 4:14 p.m. on the G N schedule.
A compilation of residents and guests visiting or passing through the city. Notables include Luke Scamardo, J. G. Minkert, Dr. R. H. Harrison, Miss Lorraine Reynolds, Evely Rogers, George Dunn, and Florine Batte improving after illness. Visits by Lamar Bethea, M. B. Easters, S. D. Martin, Lillie Chance, Ed S. Deden, and many others. Also notices of sales, rentals, and events at Villa Maria and area schools.
The city council met in regular session with Mayor Maloney presiding. W R Sanders elected to the city school board. F D Perkins asked for a sewerage franchise and a bonus of 2500, proposing to install and operate the plant. The council set a street work standstill, muzzling ordinance enforcement was approved, and a board of equalization was named. Secretary reported 577.09 in total receipts. The body adjourned to Monday to discuss hose purchases and fire protection.
The College inquiry paused after late night and forenoon sessions and will resume next Wednesday. Board members and attorneys cited private business. Holloway testimony on senior petition for president’s resignation spurred denials from other seniors. The probe to cover conditions at College and may hear more witnesses as invited.
Bible school at 9 45 a m worship services at 11 a m with the topic Little Things and an 815 p m service on Guilty or Not Guilty All visitors and strangers are warmly welcome including commercial travelers Jas A Challennier
Rev Mother Evangelist says Mother St Ursula of Galveston will soon arrive to become Mother Superior at Villa Maria Academy for the new school year. She is a Baltimore native who has resided in Galveston for 25 years and is noted for strong school work. The report follows Villa Maria Academy events and local business notes from C E Bullock & Co.
Burglaries struck the A. J. S Edwards store in Millican on Thursday night with flour and whiskey missing. Deputy Sheriff J. D. Conlee investigated the scene yesterday and no other stolen items were confirmed. The Eagle announces W. C. Boyett as candidate for re-election as Brazos County Clerk in the July Democratic primaries.
Foreman and Miss Mary Brogdon wed at 5 30 pm in Bryan with Rev. J M Bullock officiating. Foreman, son of Judge Jnc A Foreman, works at Bryan Steam Laundry. Brogdon daughter of Mrs G W Brogdon. They will live with Mr and Mrs Will Conlee after visiting Mr and Mrs S W Buchanan. The Eagle offers congratulations. Also brief society notes from Reed Oklahoma and nearby visits amid General updates on McIntyre case and Stamford travels.
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