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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
North bound trains No 101 and No 102 listed with arrival times. Various personal notes: visits, trips, birthdays, and house for rent. Local ads include sales of goods and services, piano for sale, and announcements of guests and travel.
The Eagle announces that Hon. Richard Mays will address the courthouse in Bryan at 8 30 tonight to promote his candidacy for Congress. The public is cordially invited.
President Harrington of Texas A M College Station received a telegram announcing that the State University of Mississippi at Oxford awarded him the LL D degree. A native of Mississippi he studied at Starkville and taught chemistry in the Agricultural and Mechanical College there.
The Bryan Elks hosted a sumptuous barbecue with beef pork mutton kid and chicken for about seventy five men and visitors. After the outdoor feast the group returned to town for a ball at the lodge room with Brenham orchestra, a notable social event of the season.
A brief ad lists trout fish red vegetables and citrus fruits including oranges lemons and bananas with peaches. It touts fresh roasted coffee and tea. It offers a gallon headless shrimp delivery next Friday and invites orders for J. Fountain.
The Opera House stages a vivid reproduction of the great quake and fire three days before the disaster, running from the Call building to the Cliff House and Koob Hill to the Ferry Building. Endorsed by Dallas News and Waco Times-Her ald. Tickets 15 and 26 cents. Dont miss the moving future reproduction tonight.
A. E. Worley thanks patrons after selling Bryan Steam Laundry to Messrs. Hearne and Dans. He expresses gratitude for past support and commends the new owners, hoping for continued public kindness from Bryan and nearby residents.
Col and Mrs Sims hosted a barbecue at their Brazos bottom plantation in honor of Mr and Mrs Lewis with guests from Corsicana Dallas San Antonio and Bryan forming a house party at Col Sims home. Visitors then returned to Bryan.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel as a simple no drink cure for catarrh. It claims inhalation kills germs and heals mucous membranes with a complete guaranteed cure. Outfit price is $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents. Sold by E. J. Jenkins.
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