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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
2
Company G of the Bryan Light Guard is now organized as part of the Second Texas Volunteer Guard under the Bryan enterprise. The notice records formation and naming within the local militia structure.
Miss Florence Cavitt and Mr. W T Goode wed at 8:30 pm in Wheelock Church decorated in pink and white. The wedding party included maid of honor Lot tie Hampton and best man W S McCarthy with Bride and Groom to Texas City for a tour before returning. The piece also notes formation of Bryan Light Guard Company G Second Texas led by Capt. Winter and Lt. Walker with sponsor Miss Alice Myers, recruiting efforts, and expectations of uniforms and encampment prep.
City and formerly lived at Galveston. He is cashier of the First National Bank at Bay City, and a young man of fine attainments and exemplary character.
Cottonwood Texas June 23 The health of this community is very good The protracted meeting will continue awhile longer and we hope it will close with great success Mr G W Reynolds and wife went to Kurten Saturday Miss Jessie Wilson is quite sick but we hope to hear of her recovery Miss Rosa Elliott of Edge visited relatives there last week R E Scott passed through this community Saturday Reed and wife remained met fall
A powerful central Indiana storm battered Greenfield Maxwell Pendleton and surrounding towns around 9 AM. Eighteen horses died in a Cleveland funeral procession and many houses were blown down. Widespread communication lines failed with numerous fatalities. gas and train facilities disrupted and multiple communities reporting casualties and extensive property damage.
The note highlights hot weather as a steady factor for months and advises wearing low cut shoes now. It claims moving prices on fine mens oxfords will persist until they are entirely closed out.
A fragmented page lists items for sale including a 6-foot oak show case and a 50-pound ice capacity refrigerator. It notes tickets for Payton Sisters engagement, a Coulter price ad, and visits by W T Jones and family en route to Buckholts. Also mentions Rev E L Shettles and Prof R Allen attending a district conference and Mrs Iles visiting Houston.
Michael Commies aged Greek resident of Galveston died at Sealy hospital after being struck by a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe train while walking on track near Alvin. He served in the Texas army during the Mexican War and later with Admiral Farragut. He was drawing federal pension and had no known relatives. Greek fraternal order to arrange interment under their auspices.
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