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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
Listings show northbound lines 1 3 15 and southbound lines 2 4 16 with printed 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 indicating daily departures and arrival windows.
50 Osborn Johnson traveled to Navasota yesterday. H. Cox came from Mumford. J. C. Cloud visited from Kurten. Dr Edge from Kurten was in town. Judge Breitz went to Galveston. Judge Hudson returned to Franklin yesterday. J. E. Pryor visited Hearne on business. Mrs. J. E. Josey returned to Huntsville yesterday. Union Barbershop offers shave and shampoo. McDougald's drug store stocks Huyler's candies.
Herman Kent joins Henry Rohde team changes. Lula Coulter visits Rockdale. Howell Bros. move to renovated floor. Bob Newsome visits Brazos bottom. Dollie Carr and Ruby Davis travel to Hearne. George Tabor leaves for New Orleans. Hugo Knoblauch visits Calvert and Marlin. R. L. Brogdon heads Indian Territory with cattle. Fresh bread and cakes at E Grieser City Bakery. Ef Lomax offers laundry service. McDougald’s Drug Store promotes potato bag poison. Madame Bernard and Mary Patrick back in Galveston. Florence Tucker visits Mrs Zannatti in Kaufman. Edgar and Cora Hawes visit Bartlett. Tom Searcy advertises five-room rental southern town. Black syrup 25 cents a gallon for cotton polaetene. D Mike Jr. 75. Burger and Lillie May Jones visit Millican. Five-room rental with improvements offered. Mrs E B Roberts. Millinery styles and silk waists at Mrs C M Proctor.
Major W. R. Cavitt showcases a new extra early pear seedling with distinct marks from known varieties. Allen Academy in Bryan opens its third year Sept 11 with four male instructors and up to 80 boys. enrollment is underway. Judge Geo N Aldredge of Dallas and Horatio Adams visit Bryan amid boll weevil concerns. Also listings for sewing machine for sale or rent and local notices.
Misses Mattie and Minnie Wetter resign after six years as day operators in Bryan. Nannie Manning and Leila Gentry of Wellborn to take their places. The Bryan exchange has about 240 subscribers after adding twenty new phones in the last month. Various local notes include a Dallas fair advertising car, a concert, and visits by many residents.
77 MecDuff Simpson informs patrons that a quality melon crop is on sale at the city market building. He cites poor health preventing personal attention and asks customers to visit the market for melons and other goods.
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