Neighbors News from Tabor March 26 1906
Regular services were held by Rev Huddle ston. Attendees included Will Stallings Horace Boyett Clifford Martin and Storms of Bryan. Several locals visited relatives in Bryan Edge Alexandria Reliance and Madison county. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs E J Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleston
Will Stallings
Horace Boyett
Clifford Martin
Storms
Bryan
Willie Boyett
Jack Stallings
Zonnie Seale
Lula Ball
Emma Orr
Edge
Prof
Cobb
Alexandria
Lizzie McCalhum
Mary Belle
Lost coat at parsonage fire. notify office
Public notice reports a black crevanette overcoat left behind at a parsonage fire Monday night. The owner is urged to contact this office to correct an earlier mistaken return and claim the missing coat containing a briar pipe. 95
Real Estate Surge in Bryan Area Faces Growing Demand
Monroe Edge reports selling 2000 acres of farm lands in recent days as evidence of real estate strength. The firm notes rising interest in Bryan and Brazos County with a need to expand their property list for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
Sandy Point Letter Highlights County Progress and Local News
March 26, 1906 letter to the Sandy Point page praises countywide communication advances via telephone lines papers and rural mail routes. Notes townsfolk visits hospital recoveries teachers and preachers with a Sunday sermon announced at the Sandy Point school house.
Sunday School Organized and Church Activities Reported
The blustery March weather accompanies a large Sunday School gathering and a successful Sunday night singing at the Baptist church. Community members travel to Bryan and Galveston for visits while health concerns and farming expectations anchor local chatter.
Blanton School Notes From Dry Spell and Local Visits
Dry weather continues with rain badly needed for corn. Mr. Elsie Francis traveled to Bryan on Friday. G W Blanton Ike Kelly Marvin Elliott and Gries Wiley returned from Navasota River after a hunting and fishing trip. Mrs G W Blanton visited Mrs J W Wiley on Thursday. Alonzo Carter was in the community Wednesday. Ollie Francis has been sick this week. Eula Elliott visited relatives at Edge Wednesday night. Young folks attended a candy breaking at Willis Reynolds Saturday night and had a good time. R B Elliott and family visited the DUNNs of Benchley Sunday. Success to the Haare. Happy Hoonrean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Leila Griffan
Bryan
Ollie Corgie
Carrie Newman
Galveston
Dixon
Plains
Claude Moore
Eva McDonald
Etta Payne
T. C. Elliott
Benchley
Bessie
Maudie Wallace
Eagle
Elsie Francis
G. W. Blanton
Ike Kelly
Marvin Elliott
Gries Wiley
Navasota
J.W. Wiley
Alonzo Carter
Ollie Francis
Eula Elliott
Tives
Edge
Willis Reynolds
R. B. Elliott
J. B. Dunn
Haare
Harris School News and Community Visits
Mr J T Lawrence and Miss Nellie Martin visited Harris school Thursday afternoon. Mesers C and O T Martin of Bryan attended the entertainment at Mr W Reynold s Saturday night remaining till Sunday. The entertainment at Mr Willis Reynold s Saturday night was well attended and all report a pleasant evening. Miss Pearl Lawless of Karten visited Miss Lena Gilkin last Sun Ben Floyd and Will Poss of Madison county were visitors at Mr C Cowell s Sunday. Mr Ernest Gallatin of Houston is here on a visit to relatives and friends. Mr E Carter Bryan s popular photographer was at Harrie Wednesday and photographed the school. Messrs J A D Robinson Ernest Beard Jr A Beard Dr W D Drummond and others went to the Navasota river Monday on a hunting and fishing trip. There has been some sickness in the community but all are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lawrence
Nellie Martin
Harris School
Mesers. C
O. T. Martin
Bryan
W. Reynold
Willis Reynold
Ernest Gallatin
Houston
E. Carter
Harrie
J. A. D. Robinson
Ernest Beard, Jr
A. Beard
W. D. Drummond
Navasota River
Rock Prairie Community News Brief
Health of our community is good with busy farmers and a need for rain. Several young men attended a prayer meet ing at Wellborn Sunday night. Mrs. Dansby of Bryan visited her ill mother Mrs. Gandy. Dr. Lee of Wellborn and Carl Gandy visited or returned to school. Local residents visited friends and traveled through the area on weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
RM. Dansby
Bryan
E. Gandy
Dr. Lee
Carl Gandy
Harvey
J. P. Carrol
P.L. Barron
G. F. Lee
Gilbert
Cole
G. A. Foster
Millican
A. C. Williams
Thurston Cole
Knob Prairie Community News And Church Attendance
A Knob Prairie crowd attended Sunday services at the Alexandria church. Mrs Joe Crenshaw and her daughters Etna and Jessie are on the sick list. Misses Janie Haygood and Lizzie Wilcox visited friends and relatives at Alexandria. Knob Prairie school closed this week. Misses Georgia and Maggie White of Wixon were visitors here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Prairie
Alexandria Church
Joe Crenshaw
Etna
Jessie
Janie Haygood
Lizzie Wilcox
Alexandria
Georgia
Maggie White
Wixon
Dimmitt Letter From Brazos County Correspondent
Dimmitt Texas writes of strong rainfall lifted soil moisture and a promising 1906 crop outlook. Farmers plan 25 acres of new land while old land is prepared and wheat oats and corn show robust emergence. A Caetyo county school land section brought 12.50 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Tex
The
Eagle
Brazos County
Caetyo
Castro County Soil Claims Draw Interest From Brazos Speculators
The writer notes a six mile south of Hereford property with good wheat, warns Brazos county buyers against cheap land speculation, and mentions school closure with Miss McCullough’s marriage on March 11. The item ends with Witt Dixon closing communications for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Hereford
Brazos County
Castro County
Miss McCullough
Eacne
Witt
Dixon
Markets show largest quarantine cattle run of season
Kansas City March 26 The largest quarantine division run of 50 cars sold steadily with top bids around 4.90 for two bunches. Steers mostly midgrade 4.25 to 4.65, cows sparse near 3.00, calves 5.50, bulls 8.15 to 3.40. Hog prices firm with top 6.37, bulk 6.20 to 6.30 as supply hits 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Eagle
Kansas City
Advertised Letters List Names Recipients by Gender
The notice lists recipients for advertised letters including women such as Josephine Cros by, Sue Currie, Lizzie Dixon, Laura Flood, Hanna Johnson, Ada Louis, Mary Parnell, Love Thomas and Lizzie Woerley and men such as Geo. Brooks, Walter Eaton, Jim Johnson, Calvin Jones, J. M. Jackson and J. Williams among others. It also shows several surnames with initials and multiple minor names, indicating mail awaiting claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steler Bulmansk
Josephine Crosby
Sue Currie
Lizzie Dixon
Laura Flood
Hanna Johnson
E. B. Jones
Ada Louis
Mary Parnell
Love Thomas
Lizzie Woerley
Geo. Brooks
W. F. Bottoms
Congenie
Walter Eaton
A. Franklin
Jerry Ford
Jim Geasson
Jim Johnson
Calvin Jones
J. M. Jackson
Joseph Lanicek
J. F. Lumsden
W. A. McCary
Claud Morgan
Harrison Roe
J. K. Toliver
Frank Uber
J. Williams
Louis Wells
Hamell Wilson
J. B. Zawackie
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh
E J Jenkins sells Hyomei with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh. The pocket inhaler and bottle of Hyomei cost one dollar, with refills fifty cents. The remedy claims to reach throat nose and lungs without stomach drugs and to provide lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jenkins
KB. J. Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
TABOR
Reliance
E. J. Hutchinson
Henry Griffin
Madison County
Clyde
Anthony
Dora
Monroe Edge
Myers’ Hardware Store
D. Kauble
Nevada
E. 0. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Emmel & Malony
Sandy Point
Tus Eade
Lon Parker
Dallas
Minnie Bell
C. P. Foster
Rosprim
Ozelle Wiley
Horace Henry
Cora Dulaney
Union Hill
Blanton School
Rock Prairie
J. A. Rickart
Som
Silas B. Johnson
Parker
RYE
Montreal Rye
Orienial Rye
E. Rohde
Carson, Sewall & Co
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
A. FE. Worley
Prop
Bryan Steam Laundry
W. 7. Ford
Edison Phonograph
Edison
MO. M. Caldwell
Aasaik
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