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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
4
Rail schedule lists No. 8 and No. 6 northbound and No. 1 northbound for different lines with times 1:88 p m 12:46 a m and 12:58 p m 4 11 p m Locals and personals record numerous city visitors and residents including Lary Stevens S D A Duncan R L O Bryant John W Wicks W T Horton T A Hensarling Mary Hickman Amon Williams Mrs Paul Dansby and many others with brief notices of visits, sickness, and small ads.
It is a voilation of the city ordin ances to throw trash, paper and other refuse in the streets. Notice is here by given that all violations of this law will be prosecuted. J. T. MALONEY, Mayor. P. BOYETT. Marshal.
Interscholastic champions of Texas meet California title holders at Allen Academy this Thursday March 25. Admission is 25 cents.
Rev. J. A. Challenner and his wife with their young son traveled from Bryan Texas to Windsor last Friday and are now settled in the parsonage. He preached his first sermon as Windsor Christian church pastor to a large crowd. Monday the Ladies Aid hosted a reception with fruit punch and cake as the High School orchestra provided music.
Buchanan and Cloud sold a carload of hogs to E. G. Liebold who shipped them to Fort Worth. They are building an extensive business with feed pens for cattle and hogs, supplying a year round market for farmers stock and installing scales at their pens to weigh goods at load out.
The fourth week of the district court opened at nine. jurors were impaneled. Absence of officers and lawyers at Hempstead for the Fezini murder case caused a recess until Wednesday.
The Franklin Stock Company played to a tall house at the Cozy last night offering a continuous show with strong performances and clever specialties. Tonight’s bill features A hero of the Plains with a full change of acts. For today only, tickets bought before 6 pm include a free ticket admitting one lady or her guest. Popular prices are 25 and 50 cents.
The Eagle urges farmers and Bryan business leaders to attend a Wednesday 2 PM lecture at the court house on cotton raising. Government farm demonstration expert Mr Quicksall will discuss the topic and address improving local conditions and welfare.
Mrs Wade Cox celebrated her husband Wade Coxs 26th birthday with an elegant dinner. The event was a total surprise as he returned home at noon to find the dinner ready and guests already there. Relatives from both families joined to extend well wishes and enjoy the occasion.
Coulter advertises in Bryan selling the swellest line of ties at 25 and 50 cents and the best 50 cent ties and 15 dollar suits. The notice emphasizes new colors and shades to boost a young man’s appearance.
Special to Bryan Morning Eagle reports increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures tonight and Tuesday from New Orleans Louisiana.
Postmaster J. Allen Myers returned Sunday from a trip to Washington for the inauguration. He also visited New York and other manufacturing centers to buy hardware and implements. He described the Washington blizzard during inauguration week as the fiercest he had ever experienced. Weather later moderated and his stay became pleasant.
Andrew Watson, 15, of Wellborn, accidentally shot his foot with a target rifle while driving birds from corn. No bones broken and the physician expects no serious injury.
The Rev Dr Duffy will close his ministry at St Andrew's with a special service tomorrow night at 7:30. He hopes many friends will join in this solemn gathering to Almighty God.
J C Vick has received 1000 bushels of Oklahoma shelled corn for pure corn chops and home ground meal. The delivery underscores continued use of local grains for livestock feed and milling needs.
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