Social and club meetings highlight Texas Independence Day events
Sun day school Baraca and Philathea members held a Thursday evening session at Mr T R Batte's offices with Mexican band music and an elegant luncheon. The Mutual Improvement Club celebrated Texas Independence Day with toasts and a discussion on Denton colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
First Baptist Church
T R. Batte
W. H. Bell
Philathea
T. R. Batte
W. H. Meyerlambers
Navasota
A. W. Buchanan
J. F. Eaves
J. C. Scott
Mutual Improvement Club
Texas
Albert Buchanan
Agricultural and Mechanical College
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
America
Preachers Back Sunday Closing of Chicago Playhouses
Rev William White Wilson of St Mark's Episcopal church led a rally in Chicago urging a closed theater on Sunday. He called theater managers who oppose this policy slave drivers and money grabbers. The alliance endorsed Sunday closing unanimously and a mass meeting will demand action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White Wilson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Actors’ Church Alliance
Chicago
Dr. Wilson
Alliance
College fundraiser skates draw crowd at Bryan Roller Rink
A large crowd attended the college skating event raising 12.50 for the Annual fund. A Reliance party including Florence and Clea Shirley Leila Yardley C N Shealey John Mathis J S Morgan R L Davidson Arthur Smith T P Smith and Fred Zimmerman attended the T W C annual benefit at the Bryan Roller Rink. The Embroidery Club meets Monday with Miss Laula Coulter. The Bachelors Club meets Friday with Miss Nannie Lou Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie McDougald
M. Corps of Cadets
Bryan Roller Rink
Capt
Wessendorf
Bessie Lee Williamson
Brenham
McDougald
Will Stewart
Hettie Smith
Florence Shirley
Clea Shirley
Leila Yardley
Messrs. C. N. Shealey
John Mathis
J. S. Morgan
R. L. Davidson
Arthur Smith
T. P. Smith
Fred Zimmerman
Reliance
Bryan
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Eagle by Attorney Batte
A compilation of property exchanges listing buyers, sellers, surveys or blocks in Bryan and Millican with acreages or lots and the stated consideration ranging from $1.00 to $2350. Names include W G Mitchell J F Mitchell John Abhlfinger A T Prescott Jas Palazza Guiseppie Rogarello Ralph Berkeley Robi Moore Jno W Doremus Parker Ben S Reed Geo D Tucker Hardy Sanders D M Dansby C G Parsons S H Dunlap W R Cavitt 8 H Brockman Anna M Berryman Cahill P H Arrington Sallie Curd Ira Gooch W R Redin Jno B Mike Minnie Richards Geo W Smith and G S Parker with Bryan city and Millican parcels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
T. R. Batte
W. G. Mitchell
J. F. Mitchell
J. F. Martin
John Abhlfinger
A. T. Prescott
A. H. Millican
Jas, Palazza
Guiseppie Rogarello
F. Austin
Wm. Mathis
C. G. Parsons
S. H. Dunlap
Bryan
W. R.cavitt
H. Brockman
Phillips
Anna M. Berryman
Cahill
S. F. Austin League
P. H. Arrington
Minnie Richards
G. S. Parker
Geo. W. Smith
Insurance agent Jno B Hines promotes 1907 coverage
Prudence and good business judgment suggest keeping life and property insured. Jno B Hines in the Smith Building offers insurance from top companies and invites your business for 1907. Office upstairs, phone 161. Careful prompt attention to all business entrusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. B. Hines
Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
Judge lashes jury over acquittal in Alabama case
In Birmingham on March 9 Criminal Judge Ss L Weaver rebuked jurors after acquitting Thomas Shelton in the murder of Ora Dunn in the Red Light district. He argued crime rates in Jefferson county reflect poorly and warned Shelton may repeat violence or drink to excess. Shelton claimed the gun discharged accidentally after slipping from his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Thomas Shelton
Ora Dunn
Red Light
Ss. L Weaver
England
Ireland
Jefferson County
Alabama
Shelton
Indian Territory
Archie Roosevelt Improves After Saturday Play
Archie Roosevelt showed improvement on Saturday, with observers noting a better performance and rising form following recent engagements in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnner
Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Water Plant Repairs Restore Normal Supply
The north well at the water plant was repaired Friday night and the water supply returned to normal yesterday. The middle well reached 140 feet and should be completed by next Saturday night. The new 125 horsepower boiler is in service and Manager Ston expects ample power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managerston
Bryan Texas Dog Muzzling Ordinance Enacted in 1907
Bryan Texas adopts a dog muzzle ordinance requiring muzzles for dogs at large within ten days of publication. Violations carry a fine from five to twenty five dollars. The City Marshal is authorized to kill dogs found at large without a muzzle after the ordinance takes effect. Approved March 7 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bryan
Bryan election ordinance set for April city officers
Be it ordained by Bryan City Council an election for Marshal Secretary and three council members will be held on the first Tuesday in April following city charter and state election laws. The mayor J E Butler and City Secretary Frank Clarke certify the ordinance dated March 8, 1907. In separate notes an ad mentions a bay horse for sale and a new shoe line from Hunter & Chatham. The Allen Academy baseball team returned from Calvert after a 6 4 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Bryan
Texas
City of
Towit
Marshal
King
Hunter & Chatham
Allen Academy
Calvert
Academy
Noah
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Eisenmay Milling Company
Springfield, Mo
Missouri
ED Hall
Tall Bai
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney’s Drug Store
Res
W. C. Fountain
Crown and Bridge Work
Burt Norwood
A. & M. College
Sequoyah
Joe Utay
T. J. Beasley
G. F. Moore
Shirley
Messrs
R. Croos
G. T. Br
Prof
Lethebridge
Mesdames J. A. McQueen
M. Francis
Nellie Ballard
George Smith
Gussie Buchanan
Nellie Rohde
Miss Killough
Nellie Batte
Miss Batte
Mrs. Batte
Ewimel & Maloney
S Moe
Laula Coulter
Nannie Lou Betts
England and
W. Higgs
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Heada Cme
Eicery
Gleewa
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas
Hilger
Brazos Valley
C. L. Hilger
Royal Owl
Tennessee Triumph Seed Potatoes
Sanders Bros
CG. &. Bullock & CO
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