Local News Briefs Highlight Arrivals and Sales
J L Edge improves rapidly. W L Turner visits from Rogers Prairie. J M Royder from Wellborn. Col A M Rhodes travels to North Texas. Huylers candies at McDougalds. Eugene Bonneville from Terrell. Prof L L McInnis returns from Austin. Extra Morning Eagle copies at Haswells. For sale good work mule by Walter Lowry. Mrs John McCorquodale back from Navasota. Car of hulls for sale by Edge Bros. For sale Wheelock piano. Racket Store new dress goods. Hulls and hay on track by C F Moore. Tom C Swope here from Galveston News. $1 shirt value at Thomas & Hunter. County Judge R J Alexander and C L Windhausen from Caldwell. New York spring goods at Racket Store. Berkmeyers from Galveston visit Mendolas. For rent six-room house by E B Roberte. Miss Jennie Howell arrives from San Antonio with Daisy Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Royder
Wellborn
Col
A. M. Rhodes
North Texas
Huyler
McDougald
Eugene Bonneville
Terrell
Prof
L. L. McInnis
Austin
Haswell’s
Edge Bros
Harder & Chatham
Thomas & Hunter
Health trip to Austin by C C Whittington seeks cure
C C Whittington of Reliance left for Austin San Antonio and Hondo to seek a western climate for health. Upon finding a suitable location he will send for his family. The Brazos Pilot regrets losing him as a citizen and hopes the change aids his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Whittington
Reliance
Austin
San Antonio
Hondo
Mr. Whittington
Thomas & Hunter
S.W. Buchanan
Great Day in Bryan as Ursuline Convent Remains Hopeful
The 1900 Bryan event details the Galveston storm prompting the Ursuline sisters to relocate a convent to Bryan. Cornerstone for Villa Maria to be laid March 19 with Rt. Rev. N A Gallagher presiding. festivities include a procession to St. Ursula hill and benediction, followed by receptions and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Ursuline Convent
Bryan
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Allen Academy
Villa Maria
N. A. Gallagher
D. D
John Daly
St. Joseph's Church
St. Ursula’s Hill
H. B. Stoddard
L. B. Mendola
United State
M. College
St. Edwards Cadets
Austin
Third Regiment
Citizens’ Committee
Ursuline Sisters
Thos.Hennessy
Houston
Church of Annunciation
J. W. Doremus
Zehnal
W. E. Harris
M. W. Sims
John K. Davis
C. F. Moore
Fannie Reese Pugh
J. T. Hall
Dallas
San Antonio
Palestine
Hotel Arrivals EXCHANGE N Grass to Co L Windhausen
Hotel arrivals listing names and cities including N Grass Alabama Tom C Swope Houston J R Raine Dan ville L B Burek Galveston W M O Connell New Orleans E But ler East Liverpool W W Alston Westfield A Dinkelspiel Dallas R d Alexander Co L Windhausen Caldwell CENTRAL W L Turner Rogers Prairie Mary Tucker Hearne Allen and Vaught Tabor Henry McKade New York O L Wilcox city T W Frame Edge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Grass
Alabama
Tom C. Swope
Houston
J. R. Raine
Danville
L. B. Burek
Galveston
W. M. O’connell
New Orleans
E. Butler
East Liverpool
W. W. Alston
Westfield
A. Dinkelspiel
Dallas
R.d. Alexander
L. Windhausen
Caldwell
Central
W. L. Turner
Roger’s Prairie
Mary Tucker
Hearne
Allen and Vaught
Tabor
Henry McKade
New York
O. L. Wilcox
City
T., W. Frame
Edge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase & Sanbort
Dansby & Dansby
Richelieu
Dansby
T. C. SC
Hedule
N. Golog
J.L. Edge
W.L. Turner
Rogers Prairie
Walter Lowry
John McCorquodale
Navasota
Freeman
W. G. Williams
Galveston-Dallas News
R. J. Alexander
C. L. Windhausen
Mrs. Berkmeyer
Mrs. L. B. Mendola
E. B. Roberte
Jennie Howell
Daisy Calhoun
Parks & Waldrop
C. M. Proctor
W. Higgs
N. M. McDougald
Royal Worchester
Royal Worcester
Reval Gorcester
Dorset
Sais Royal Worcester
Webb Bros
Henry H. Roelofs & Co
Philadelphia
America
Boston
Hering
Gazeup Premier Salmon
Obsters Mushroom
James Ne Serasogs
M. Lawrence
Garden and Flower
Landreth & Son
Mandeville & King
Ferry & Co
Raed
J. & G. N. International and Great Northern Railroad Company
ST. Louis
Memphis
Shreveport
FT. Worth
Kansas City
Milano
Santa Fe
C. W. & B. V. Railroad
L. Trice
D. J. Price
G. N. Railroad
Texas
J. V. Brocdon, Prop
Otto Boehme
Standpipe
Bryan, Texas
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