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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
5
A fragment shows northbound trains at 1 38 p m and 12 46 a m with an 8 40 p m and 2 48 a m southbound service. The text lists Nos 3 1 2 6 H and T C SCHEDULE and Neues as part of the timetable.
Local brief with multiple short notes from Bryan and nearby towns. Mentions R. L. Hearne in Huntsville on business, Dunlap returning to Millican, numerous residents visiting Houston Navasota and Austin, sales at Wagner & Brandon including silks and Organdies, medical and court visits, and a charity sale at Edge Dry Goods Co. plus farm products and general notices.
The revival meetings at the opera house drew strong attendance with earnest sermons on separating from the world and living by the Spirit. A man testified to returning to the faith and many prayed for guidance. Tonight’s sermon titled Prepare to meet thy God urged attendees to hear it, especially youth. Afternoon prayer meetings for men at the opera house and for women at the Baptist Church are planned, hoping for wide attendance.
Cullen Smith held a horse for W. O. Saunders on a muddy street when the horse bolted after a passerby. Smith, described as 18-k in condition, was thrown multiple times but escaped with injuries and a lesson learned from the scare.
Edwin Southers known as Cyclone has toured globally for over thirty years with acclaimed lectures famed for realism and grim humor. The Bureau secured him to deliver If I Were the Devil at the Opera House on Monday April 2 with seats selling at Haswell's for 75 and 50 cents.
Mrs. Malcolm Carnes had a successful operation at Fort Worth yesterday afternoon and was resting well with satisfactory indications. Also notes photos of Methodist church fire available for sale at Carter's Studio.
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