H. and T. C Passenger Train Schedules
Northbound trains listed for Monday 14 with numbers 8 6 and 15 appear in the schedule. Southbound service on the Illinois and Great Northern line is noted.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
3
Northbound trains listed for Monday 14 with numbers 8 6 and 15 appear in the schedule. Southbound service on the Illinois and Great Northern line is noted.
J H Dowling and many residents were in town yesterday. Business visits from L Rains and Geo Edge, Allen Dyess, W B Graham, J B Stevenson, J L Broach, John McCallum, Willie Bryson, and Mrs Floyd Todd with children. Benefit skate and Elks Minstrel events set for March 21 at the Rink and opera house. Look for Daughters of the Confederacy fundraiser and Elks suvenir program. Houses for rent. announcements from Buchannan Moodie Co and Texa Bakery offerings. Jr. Weaver ill near Bryan. visitors from Fort Worth and Waco.
Local retailer touts latest ladies footwear with three eye short vamp Oxford and the one eye Sailor Tie. Also notes seasonal goods and a new driving buggy line as part of the catalog.
Notice to the public announces a town cleanup beginning Monday morning March 16. Citizens must pile trash for haulage and clean closets and premises. Noncompliance will result in complaints filed. J E Covey, Chairman Street Committee.
The Baptist church Sunday school plans a popular concert at Carnegie Hall on Monday evening March 30 directed by Prof Lillebidge to benefit the Baptist Sunday school. Health Coffee advertised as a coffee substitute by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin claims to mimic coffee without real beans and to brew in a minute through cereals nuts and malt. Inc M Lawrence Co advertises the solo.
New line showcases hosiery silks gloves belts and handbags at 88 Wilson & Derden. The Store Ahead promotes fresh creations as fashion offerings expand.
Rev S L Morris of Alvord will arrive Sunday morning to lead revival services at the Free Baptist church in Bryan. He has previously served as pastor here and is expected to start services at 11 a m on the 22nd with hopes to stay longer to visit country churches.
The Store Ahead offers Merry Widow Veils in 1% yard square Point De Spree and Chiffon rib bon border fabrics now available.
Barrington Hall society drama returns to College for a Saturday night performance on March 21 to benefit The Long Horn. The same local cast will perform with special musical solos by Mrs Webb Howell and Mrs W C Davis. M F Blackburn will arrange details on Thursday.
Merchandise display notes erratic demand as Merry Widow veils with ribbon borders attract ladies today. Store Ahead invites shoppers to call for details and fittings.
Fritz Braatz, proprietor of the Bryan Light Fan and Power Plant, announces fan service begins April 1. With warm weather anticipated, residents are urged to install fans before the season opens to stay comfortable.
Fifty handmade gallery setters three feet six inches long foldable offered at 1.50 dollars each. Phone 299. Seller J. W. Allen.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church hosts its annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday April 18. The event invites children and families to join the church celebration.
The millinery department will not open until 10 A M to accommodate all customers. Eugene Edge operates at the 87 Corner.
An energetic honest young man is sought as a business partner for $1500. Mail inquiries to M. Box 516 Bryan Texas. Constable C L Baker has moved with his family from the west side to the Kernote cottage near W J Walker residence.
Webb Bros advertises long silk gloves with sixteen button lengths and in all colors. The notice emphasizes variety and availability from Webb Brothers.
Julius Fair, colored, pled guilty to aggravated assault in district court and was fined $25 and costs. Tony Carrabo, Italian, faced cattle theft charges. the jury acquitted him at trial yesterday noon.
Fire life accident tornado plate glass bond and livestock insurance offered with phone contact 161. Lost black fob with gold charm engraved J F W. Reward for return to J Frank Webb 83.
A five room property with south front location, barn and garden offered for sale or rent. Interested parties should apply to Mrs B. P. Higgs at 91.
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