Train sidelined by washouts near last night disruption
The south bound passenger train was laid out above here last night due to washouts and the other night train was sidetracked here. No further particulars were learned.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
1
The south bound passenger train was laid out above here last night due to washouts and the other night train was sidetracked here. No further particulars were learned.
The Har velen community notes revival services at Brightlight and Bethel churches starting near July. Local ministers Rev A M Stuart and Rev 8 R McClung plan weekend meetings. Bullock seeks help. Sickness affects several residents including Mr Panie Todd, Miss Edna Weedon, and two of Mr Graham's children.
Health generally good in Cottonwood though Rosa Gallatin is quite ill. A Christian church meeting is progressing well with singing Sunday evening led by J. T. Parker John Thompson L E and A D Edge Roy Zimmerman and Tobe Tobias. Visitors include Miss Laura Dillishew from Franklin H T Palmer from Bethel and Mrs Lucy Thomas visiting Edge relatives. Annie and Alice Prinzer of Kurten visited relatives over weekend. Prof B F Bullock of Reliance was here Monday. Bill.
Henry Seale moved several cattle cars to pasture in Callahan county last week. Prof Tom Sikes starts a vocal music school here on Monday July 3. Miss Daisy Lee of Wellborn visited for several days. Our choir met at the church Sunday afternoon and at Mr Payne's residence Sunday night with large turnout. Preston Browning and family attended a singing convention at Reliance last week. Lewis Etta Glaze Pearl Browning Lennie Browning attended a Thompson Creek entertainment Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Tom Sikes hosted the young folks last Friday night. Umbria.
Neighborhood health is good. dry weather shortened the corn, cotton thriving. Visits include Tom Head Rising Star and J R Head Rosse. J F Thompson and family to Grimes county. Harvey defeats Bryan 19 to 18 in a ball game. next plays Mesa on Furgeson Prairie. July 8 singing school led by Will Terry and Will Holligan. Local musical at Holligan residence features multiple performers. Cedar Creek fourth of July picnic planned.
The community reports ample rainfall renewing crops and supporting growth. A sizable turnout of young people attended the Reliance convention, reflecting local engagement and activity.
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