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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
3
Local notes list railroad times for north and southbound trains. An upcoming book auction is promoted with two daily sessions at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. Dozens of residents and visitors are cited with travel, purchases, and social events, including court updates and business notices.
An aged woman named Mrs Simmons died yesterday morning at 9 oclock of pneumonia at the home of Mrs Minnie Barrow where she had lodged the past week. No relatives are known. Funeral services are set for 9 oclock this morning at the cemetery conducted by Rev Jewell Howard.
Robert Astin was assaulted on his farm in the bottom yesterday by a black man armed with a hoe or an ax. He was seriously wounded while on his horse and fell to the ground. Dr. Oliver examined the injuries but had not yet given an opinion. The assailant fled and had not been captured. authorities believed he fled toward Burleson county.
Advertising notice for 9000 bushels Brazos bottom corn at a Bryan farm 11 miles southwest of Bryan and 6 miles northeast of Wellborn. Also a theater engagement at the opera house with Romeo and Juliet, The Sculptor's Dream matinee, and Merchant of Venice tonight. Schedule changes for H and T C U trains. Local market note of cotton sale. Sad report of Mrs. M A South's apoplectic stroke. Minor railway accident with little damage. Baptist bazaar planned March 12 13 at Webb Bros. Episco pal church notices and service times.
Members are urged to attend next Sunday March 9 for Foreign Missionary Day. Bring friends and an offering to support gospel outreach worldwide. Motto focuses on twelve new missionaries and $200 000. If you cannot attend, send your contribution to Pastor Jewell Howard.
A town man offers buggy repair using the Sherman Axle Cutter to cut 41 buggies and restore smooth operation. Service completed for $1.50. Visit before he leaves to have that old buggy fixed.
The Baptist Church ladies offer tea jackets spring shirt waists bonnets aprons baby caps and more for sale on March 12 and 13 at Webb Bros store. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
J T Bond has purchased the F. Wilcox blacksmith shop, described as one of the best equipped in the region. The shop offers blacksmithing and woodwork, vehicle painting, and guarantees satisfaction, inviting patronage from customers.
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