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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
3
The notice lists schedule notes for H and Z C trains with No 3 and No 5 North Bound No 2 South Bound and No 6 North Bound and for G N line Mo 14 North No 15 South. It serves as a timetable snippet showing north and south bound services across two railway groups.
R Q Astin from Mumford and State Ranger Baker Larkin from Mumford visited. J T Cross of Edge and Jas Giraud of Houston were in town. Marriage license issued to D Hall and Laura Hill. Mr and Mrs J B returned from Rockdale. Miss Hazel Adam from Hearne visited relatives. Regular notices of sales, real estate ads, and Elks minstrel attendance included.
Dr Geo B Butler conducted a two weeks union revival at Hearne First Baptist Church with help from other pastors. Ten members joined the church by Friday night and the revival renewed community faith and halted business. Butler will preach at 11 am and 7 45 pm this Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45.
Announcement lists Sunday School 9 45 a m Preaching 11 a m Junior C E 230 p m Senior C E 645 p m. Night service marks the start of a revival to be led by Rev L Morris arriving tonight and continuing through the coming week.
Pastor Challenger will preach Sunday evening at 7 45 on The Ideal Young Lady. Young men will submit letters outlining a model young lady and read them during the sermon. Morning topic is Man the Master with the text All Things are Yours. Buble School at 9 45. Evangelist Boen reports a week of great meetings at Rockwall with thirty additions. plans to begin here early May with a singer and likely a cornetist.
A young people service is arranged for tomorrow by B Y P U. The program features excellent addresses and special music. Meeting begins promptly at 6:45. All young people are invited.
Mr J B Mike presented Deputy Sheriff J D Conlee a fine eleven month old bloodhound from Winchester Kentucky valued at $50.00. The dog will join two other hounds in the Brazos bottom and be trained for field work.
B Hines offers fire life accident tornado plate glass bond and live stock insurance. contact phone 161.
Five room dwelling on east side with south front and garden. includes barn. Good locality. Apply to Mrs B. P. Higgs at 91.
Fresh country sausage spare ribs and backbone today at Bullock and Co selling fresh meats to customers.
A man signing as Wm. H. Murphy leaped from a Midland Valley passenger train near Bixby on Friday at 10 AM. He allegedly is Henry Starr and wired from Dewey that he would be home by 4 45 PM.
Washington reports 1907 cotton crop at 11,261,163 running bales with 27,5717 active ginneries, vs 13,305,265 bales in 1906 and 10,725,602 in 1905. It notes 127,646 bales remained to be ginned, average bale weight 501.86 pounds, and 10,796,596 square bales plus 198,549 round bales and other categories.
Presbyterian church announces Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Westminster League 6:45 p.m. Teachers training Monday 7:30 p.m. Prayer Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Goodwin Hall corner stone ceremony set for Saturday March 28 at 10 a.m. procession from Main Building to site with Rev J D West. Brazos Union Lodge 129 A F and A M in Assembly Hall. Address of Welcome by H H Harrington. Beha address by Judge T D Rowell. Orator of the Day Mr S P Brooks of Baylor University.
Monday sale ad from Walker's 5 and 10c Store. Special 5 and 10 cent items with matting per yard 10 cents for the day only. Ladies receive a 10 cent garden hoe. All 25 cent purchases delivered. We handle everything.
The rink closes for the season with a benefit skate supporting the Daughters of the Confederacy. Special events include basketball a one mile skate and band music. Don’t miss the event.
Tinware of all descriptions is made first class. Call on H Gerke, Tinner, shop near Bonneville's old Racket Store. Place your orders promptly.
Rodney Tabor formerly of this city and now MIT student in architecture competes for the Paris prize offered by the American Society of Arts. He is an A. and M. College graduate with a strong academic record in the state and the East.
The district court adjourned for the week as Judge J. C. Scott returned home to Franklin. He will resume civil docket business on Monday. One compress fire suit is set for that date.
Parents of 175 children who died in the Collinwood school fire in Ohio declare no one will be held accountable under state law and call on President Roosevelt to push for federal investigation and action.
Representatives of major US steel makers met at United States Steel in New York to discuss trade conditions and prices of iron and steel. After adjournment E. H. Gary said the sentiment was to keep steel prices unchanged.
An official dispatch reports Portuguese forces attacked revolting natives at Jafuneo and Egine in Portuguese Guinea and destroyed the town of Varella. The action occurred as Portugal faced unrest in its African colonies.
Montgomery reports no Sunday baseball will be attempted this summer after an official announcement on Sunday.
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