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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

4

Local Notes on Residents and Weather Update

Mr. H C Meekins, ill for a long time, now under treatment of Willie Millican and Lee Thompson and hopes for recovery. Miss Bell White on a lengthy Trinity visit. Bob McMen from the bottom Sunday. Mrs. Franklin recovering from a paralytic stroke two weeks past. Lawrence Steele of Navasota visited relatives. Dr O T Lewis visited Mr Walker. Recent heavy rain slowed farming as corn was being planted. Gus Steele and Hugh Neal came from Allen farm for Hempstead train. School under Miss Verna Sellers progressing. Mrs C B McGregor sick. Rev J P Skinner preached Sunday night. Mr W E Smith returned home for a short visit. Correspondent.

H.C. Meekins Willie Millican Lee Thompson Meekins Miss Bell White Trinity Bob McMen Lawrence Steele Navasota O. T. Lewis Mr. Walker Gus Steele Hugh Neal Allen Farm Hempstead

Local Notes From Harvey District Church and Community

Mr P L Thibodeaux of Louisiana spent last week with relatives here. Will Carnes of Grimes county visited Saturday. Miss Malinda Dyess and Tony Dyess called on Cart Wheel Saturday and Sunday. Rev E R McClung canceled Thompson Creek appointment due to local sickness but preached at Bethel Sunday. Sunday School and singing at Bethel with choirs from Bethel and Bright Light invited March 18. Mr and Mrs Mark Baugh left for Sonora. Mrs Joe Wiley visiting W H Wiley. Measles illness affecting Jones Yardley Suber Dan Jones John Martin Joan Ferguson Santa Marie families.

P. L. Thibodeaux Will Carnes Grimes County Malinda Dyess Tony Dyess R. McClung Thompson Creek Bethel Bright Light Mark Baugh Sonora Joe Wiley W. H. Wiley Dr. Jones Messrs. Yardley Dan Suber John Jones Tom Martin Joan Ferguson Santa Marie

Benchley Texas Social Notes and Local Travel

Benchley reports corn planting nearing completion with a singing at Mr Payne's. Miss Etta Glaze wed Mr Ed Payne with Rev J J Hopkins presiding. Horace Seale visited Waco. H L Bush passed through. R C Kellum went to Houston on business. R H Seale visited Bryan. Dr Wilson and Joe Biggs of Kurten called on residents. Mrs Crawford and Miss Linnie Browning went to Bryan. Harry Boyles returned to Houston. Hobo.

Benchley Texas Dr. Wilson Joe Biggs Kurten Our City Crawford Linnie Browning Bryan Harry Boyles Houston Hobo

Spring events fill Tabor with music and visits

Tabor Texas on March 12 reports large crowds at Bro Bullock's Cottonwood sermons. Mrs Ivy Moncrief and her sister Effie Canaway visited Reagan and returned home. Mary Pitts teaches a budding music school at Mrs Percell's. Prof McGee plans a school finish event for his students. Tullie Ganaway returned to Mudville after church. Dr Grice hosted a fine Sunday singing.

Tullie Ganaway Mudville

Corn Planting Under Way in Cottonwood Area

In Cottonwood Texas on March 12, planting corn is the focus as springlike weather promises a quick crop. Sunday visitors included Prof. C. E. Bullock and family from Wixon and many locals. Community events featured a successful Dr Grice singing event and notes on school nearing dismissal with Dana Benbow from Bryan teaching and loved by students.

Cottonwood Texas C. E. Bullock Wixon Guy Harris Jas, Davis Roy Hudspeth Charley Presnal Bob Nichols Frank Nichols Clairmont Clarence Elliott Edge Charley Brown Wheelock Hettie Bush Brother Oliver Mudville Dana Benbow Bryan

Wickson Community Notes Reports Illness and Visits

March 12 Wickson Texas residents report lingering sickness with improvement for John Scott and Jennie Jameson. Sunday School attendance rises after singing session. Willie Black visits Wesson, Drummond of Tabor hosts a youth dance. Henry Wilson ill yesterday. Dick Jones and Maude Beard visit. Readers urged tosend news from Iola.

Jennie Jameson Wickson Willie Black Wesson Drummond Tabor Henry Wilson Dick Jones Maude Beard Bryan Iola Piccolo

Kurten Church Notes Rally With New Officers

In Kurten Texas on March 12 Rev McDonald of Harvey preached Saturday night and Sunday. The choir elected officers with J C Cloud as choirister and Tobe Tobias as assistant. The choir will meet on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Local residents and visitors from Fickey Grimes county North Texas Reliance Cottonwood and Alabama are mentioned in social notes. White Rose.

Kurten Texas McDonald Harvey J. C. Cloud Tobe Tobias Tona Otto Fickey Will Hammonds Grimes County Foster Gim North Texas Albert Roberts Alabama J. W. Jones Reliance Mrs. Reynolds Cottonwood Arch Cloud White Rose

Corn planting Drives Cross Community Update

Cross Texas notes good health and progress with corn planting and land preparation. Mentions Rev Black at Concord, Walter Broxam visiting from College, and H O Neal family return from Bryan. Reports rising cotton prices, diverse crops, and excitement for the Co W & B VY railroad reaching Bryan. Ned signs off with Bryan enterprise cheer.

Measles and community life at Green's Prairie

Green's Prairie reports pleasant weather and early spring farming with corn planting finished and early vegetables up. Visitors attended church at Peach Creek led by Rev. Martin and Rev. Barrows, plus a Measles outbreak concerns and a large fish fry gathering near Sulphur Springs by Dixon and Orr families.

Peach Creek C. Martin H. Burrows Allenfarm Bro. Barrows T. J. Ellington Cartwheel Prairie W. Kincannon Rock Prairie J. C. Bolton Julius Barron Spring Creek J. M. Williams Messrs J. R W. 8. Dixon, of This Place, and Messrs. G. E. Orr, C. W. Dixon M. W. Triplett Navasota Hanks

Ebenezer Church Visitors and Arrivals Noted in Ebeneezer Texas

Frank Gunn and family arrived from Grayson county and will make Brazos county their home. Visitors include Suttles from Houston visiting Mrs. Mott and grandfather Mr. Gordon, Mrs. R. Stewart and family, Mrs. Emily Zimmerman of Kurton, Elder Meredith’s group, and other locals over the weekend. Several trips to nearby towns and extended church services marked a busy week in the Ebenezer community.

Ebenezer Texas Frank Gunn Grayson County Old Brazos County Suttles Houston Mott Gordon R. Stewart Emily Zimmerman Kurton Christian Grimes County Meredith Bryan Taylor and Denton Madisonville Lee Edge Clairmont N. A. Mott I. J. Holligan Zion’s Rest Denton Messrs L. M. Poss John Dudley Little Cedar Madison County Lizzie Wheeless Fickey Exer Cloud Kurten Florence Meredith J. P. Post I. J. Taylor Wheeless L. Moorhead Elder Denton Lula Post Brown Gordon Brownwood Hugghins M. E. Carroll Jim Wallace Cottonwood Davis Mott Williamson County Down

Concord Church Attendance and Local Visits

Edge Texas notes a large Concord church gathering last Sunday with Rev. Goodman delivering an able sermon. Florence McMichael visiting from Franklin. Nora and Lou Thomas with E. C. Elliott family. Alma Box and Maude Leathers at Concord. Mamie Goodman with Rev. Goodman. R Nash and wife at Macy singing. Community health described as real good.

Edge Texas Concord Goodman Florence McMichael Franklin Nora Lou Thomas E. C. Elliott Claude Box Alma Henry Prairie Leathers

Holligan School House Notes March 15

Farmers seed corn and have cotton land ready for planting. Prof E Rollins returns to teaching after a measles suspension. Sickness, mainly measles and lagrippe, persists. Rev Taylor of Madisonville preached as meeting date shifts to the second weekend. Local visits include Wiley families, Hensvnlide, and Davis from Grimes County. Two births: a girl to Will Terry and a boy to I F Thompson.

Stella J. H. Wiley College Station T. A. Henssvnlde Wellborn J. W.davis Grimes County E. Gandy T. J. Woodward J. M. Morrison Falls County Will Terry I. F. Thompson

Thompson Creek Community Notes March News

Thompson Creek Texas reports farmers planting corn and mostly breaking land. Rev R McClung filled a Parker schoolhouse appointment with good attendance. A large Sunday night singing at J W Brockman featured vocal and instrumental music. Visitors include Hettie Bush from Benchley and Horace Dillard from Hearne.

Thompson Creek Texas R. McClung Parker School House J. W. Brockman H. L Oliver Bush Mudville Hettie Bush Benchley Ella Hudspeth Horace Dillard Hearne F. G. Dillard Waller Lewis Wickson Judah

Local Social Notes from Fickey Texas and Nearby

El der Denton of Madison County and Miss Lula Post of Kurten visited Mrs Wheeless Monday. Mr John Roth and wife left for New York to make their future home. Landers and Skains of Paine Prairie were here Sunday. Mrs Schultz visited her brother Gus Stevener Thursday. Mrs Kountz of Cottonwood visited Friday. Ivy.

Fickey Texas Denton Madison County Lula Post Kurten Wheeless John Roth New York Messrs Landers and Skains Paine Prairie Schultz Gus Stevener Kountz Cottonwood Ivy

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