Passenger Train Schedules H and T C Schedule
Train timetable notes list Mo 14 North No 15 South with limited legible details. The fragment hints at passenger services on the H and T C route and directional designations.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
3
Train timetable notes list Mo 14 North No 15 South with limited legible details. The fragment hints at passenger services on the H and T C route and directional designations.
Local mentions of visits and appearances by Mrs D T Bledsoe from Abilene Dr W R Jones and R E Cotton from Harvey and Grimes County J Fuchs from Brazos bottom and J Newman guest of Samuel Levy Mrs Geo C Roder from Wellborn Miss Virginia Edinburg in for cleaning and tailoring Marriage license issued to Will Campbell and Louisa Franklin See window displays from Union Tailor Shop and Monday sale for ladies only.
Mrs. Gus Street of Houston visits her mother Mrs. Geo W Smith. W E Johnsons travel to Navasota and Piedmont Springs. R C Wallis of Rockdale and J W Norwood of Wellborn seen in the city. Buchanan Moore Co advertises signs and buggy accessories. Dr Lumpkin wraps up lectures at Methodist church with a foreign costume feature. admission 25 cents, students 10 cents.
The Free Baptist church held a largely attended service with several people from the country. Rev. Morris delivered a sermon on repentance from Acts 17:30. No morning service. Services tonight and tomorrow at 11 AM and night. Insurance offered by Jno. B. Hines with phone 161 for various policies.
Under the Ladies of the Christian Church about sixty young ladies performed a white dressed drill representing mercantile lines with firm names printed on banners. Miss Willie Rogers directed the drill and Prof. J. D. Willis read advertising verses after each firm was announced.
By authority of the Board of Directors bids are invited in the Mess Hall for supplying beef for the 1908 09 session. Bids cover the entire carcass plus for choice cuts inspected by a United States Government Inspector. Grass fed beef Sept to Jan. corn fed Jan to June. possible on hand stock from the College herd. Also bids for pork with hogs from the College on hand. $500 certified check required with each bid. Committee names McInnis and Harrington.
Mr E Saunders said at the Central Station that sixty tickets were bought for the Elks Minstrels including ladies of the party. The College band joined the performance and provided fine music. A large crowd witnessed the show and the Elks added notably to the wallas fund. Souvenir programs from the Eagle press were distributed.
Rev H R Carroll of Hearne will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Baptist Church in this city. Rev Geo B Butler notes revival work continues in Rockdale. B Y P U plans an unusually interesting meeting tomorrow at 6 45 p m with music on The Work in China.
Field Days schedule at Allen Academy features a fine track athletics program. Miss Hattie Lou Hudson is elected day queen. Navasota baseball team vs Allen Academy at 3 20 this afternoon with 25 cent admission.
Residents of Bryan invited to the corner stone laying for Goodwin Hall next Saturday at 0 o'clock. The program is set and previously announced in the press. H H Harrington, President.
Reverend Challenner announces the Christian church schedule for Sunday with morning sermon on The Victory of Death and an evening talk titled How to Be Happy. All are invited.
Capt G J Goodwin former member of the Fourteenth Texas legislature arrived from Brownwood and visited Bryan. The new dormitory at A and M College will be named Goodwin Hall and its cornerstone laid today at 10 o clock with Goodwin as guest of honor. He is 73, Georgia native, Texas resident 63 years.
Bids due by 4 PM April 20 at the President’s office for 1400 cords of wood with 1050 to be delivered beside the I N G Railroad Spur and 350 at the Mess Hall. Wood grade and cording require College President approval. Three fifths to be delivered by January 1 1908 with remainder later. Bid must include a one sixth value certified check. Bond required for faithful performance. Right to reject any bid reserved. H H Barrington and Committee April 20.
The notice lists Bryan's Big Furniture and Buggy House Buchanan Moore 96 Co selling vehicles and horse goods with sun shades among other items in a local ad display.
In Georgetown Texas on March 27 Reverend E H Speegle handled a gun that discharged by accident. The bullet struck his wife, causing instant death.
Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 45 p m Westminister League 7 p m Teachers training class Monday afternoon 3 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 45
The plaintiff rested yesterday morning in the Koppe case and defense testimony is underway with several witnesses examined. It appears the trial will not be concluded today.
Delegates J. R. Astin J. W. Coulter R. M. Nall and Chas Davis Jr. departed yesterday afternoon to attend the Balsey rally in Fort Worth. Other delegation members followed last night for the event set for today.
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