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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
5
Local notices show north and southbound rail schedules for the I and G N and the H and T C lines. The page lists arrivals and times, shop ads, visitors, auctions, sales, and society notices from Bryan ledgers and merchants.
Evangelist Andrews preached stirring sermons yesterday morning and evening drawing a large crowd at the opera house. A closing movement from 10 to 11 a.m. saw merchants petitioned to close, with many complying. Tonight’s service focused on The Last Invitation as the spirit and the bride say come.
The district court postponed the Versea murder case after jurors and twenty summoned witnesses were not present. The jury for the week was discharged, and two Italian venire cases remain scheduled for Thursday.
We offer Krippendorf Dittman ladies and misses shoes including oxfords and sandals. Sole agents present new arrivals priced at 2 dollars 50 cents 3 dollars 50 cents and 2 dollars. We invite comparison with other makes and invite inspection this spring and summer.
The Baptist ladies spring wear sale, delayed from last week due to bad weather, will be at city hall Friday March 30. Doors open at 2 p m. The Eastern Star holds a regular meeting this afternoon at 360 o'clock with all members urged to attend. Dr J W Hill left for Frankfort Kentucky last night, Mrs Hill to remain longer. Mrs A M Waldrop and baby returned from Waco yesterday. Also noted are 36 inch white Japanese wash silk at 50c per yard and a local merchant Wagner Brandon. Dr G W Drummond was in town from Cottonwood yesterday.
Suburban home for sale with terms via T. R. Batte. Bryan bootstrapped business notes praise Mr. Walker aiding Mr. McMillan in a fire sale. Calvert Courier-Chronicle reports cattle movements, silk yardages, and second hand furniture ads with multiple local names and places.
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