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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
5
The notice shows H. and T. C. schedules with No. 3 and No. 6 southbound and northbound times 8:40 p.m. and 2:48 a.m. Also I. and G. N. schedules list northern and southern trains with No. 11 arriving 4:35 p.m. and No. 12 arriving 9:10 a.m.
E J F Co sell fresh strawberries. T W Drew of Edge, Dr J M Nicks of Stone City, Col A Hill of Wellborn, D E Thompson of Harvey in city yesterday. Marriage license issued to Matthew Wright and Malinda Henry. Adolph Kopecky attended court. W H McVey of Minter Springs and Wellboro visitors. Navy man W J Terrell in town on business. O L Willis and daughter Pearl from Mobile and Giles Rhodes visiting A W Rhodes. Jury selection underway in McCorquodale case with fifteen challenged. three new jurors named. State witnesses began exam after dinner. trial progresses slowly. Henry Hudspeth returned from Galveston after operation on cancerous facial growth. Capt Bob Hudspeth and Robert Hudspeth report recovery. Dr ca Daly, eye specialist, in city until April 8 at Dr Harrison's office. Reduction Sale featuring faces and embroidery. Edge Dry Goods Co. Mrs Collins Bradley and Miss Lavena McConnico left for Houston and Austin. J W Dyer, from The Wide, Wide World, left for Sherman.
The Baptist ladies hold a spring sale at City Hall from 10 a.m. Thursday to Friday, offering shirt waists tea jackets corset covers bonnets and cakes. Also notes on local moves births visits and public works including jail and bridge developments and a missing mosaic bracelet.
In Tokio on March 28 it was reported that two crew members of the British steamer Maro died from exposure. The remaining rescued sailors have reached Hakodate. The 2447 ton Maro, under Captain Ruffel, left Barry Wales November 26 bound for Vladivostok, was trapped in ice while passing the Soya straits and stranded off Russell promontory.
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