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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1906
Page
5
Local notes show Wagner & Brandon and Wilson & Edge advertising a wholesale white sale on Tuesday with silk, dresses, suits, and organdies. Readers hear about new veilings, dress silks, and children’s wear, plus visiting residents and area errands.
The revival moved to the Baptist church after the Methodist blaze, drawing growing attention. Rev. Andrews delivers forceful sermons on a clean heart and spiritual filling, with evening themes on Jehoshaphat’s fear and divine help. Prayers offered. children and youth meeting planned at 3 p.m.
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grelen died at 12 40 this morning from wounds received on the 8th while playing in the lot. Despite hope of recovery, he grew worse and passed away. Funeral services are set for 4 30 this afternoon at Mr B E Hawes residence with interment in the city cemetery.
The store promotes Krippendorf Dittman ladies and misses shoes with Oxfords and Sandals, as sole agents. New arrivals priced at 2, 2.50, 3 and 3.50 dollars invite comparison with other makes. Also notes purchases and arrivals of skirts and silk at local shops.
In Weatherford Oklahoma on March 24 an acetylene gas plant in the home of Frank Barnes exploded demolishing a wing and injuring residents. Barnes was buried in the cellar and his family dug him out. Eight others were in the house with no serious injuries reported.
Fort Worth on March 24 reports the fat stock show drew thousands and was praised as one of the best ever in the city. The event highlighted fine specimens and expert judges praising top grades. A tragic note: Little Ethel Collins, daughter of T F B Collins, was severely injured by a Texas and Pacific cannonball near Arlington Saturday morning.
Denison reports a Friday night storm with frequent electrical flashes and a massive rain downpour. In New York W D Mann publisher Town Topics pleaded not guilty to perjury. In Washington Senate confirms Aloise Hopkins as Cement postmaster. In Shreveport a gas well in the Ananias field blew out causing ten thousand dollars in damage. well remained wild Friday night.
News report from New York states B. F. Yoakum was recovering well Saturday after an appendicitis operation with his condition described as improving.
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