Local Notes Highlight shuffled visits and ads in Bryan
Local notes record J Adone arriving from Calvert and J W Dyer visiting Navasota. Mrs W C Burel and Mrs E L Hall return from Mart and Ennis Easterday. Dr David F Houston in Austin on business. Ice cold milk sold at Cox and Odom's. Many residents and traders travel to Houston Galveston and Call Newton. For sale a six year old cow. Meat and farm goods advertised by Franklin Bros Keneeny and Howell Bros. A M College baseball team goes to Georgetown. Tea and bazaar planned by Episcopal ladies. The Cristian church Sunday school picnic postponed.
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Will Kinney
Ennis
Cox & Odom's
W.S. McClung
Newton County
W. F. Odom
Kurton
W. K. Symmes
Millican
Oscar Hall
Houston
J. R. Collier
Mumford
Robert Armstrong
Wheelock
Franklin Bros
J. R. Chew
Olive
Hardin County
Kansas City
Keneeny Bros
Howell Bros
Texas
H. H. Gilley
J.E. Carroll
Caldwell
M. C. Soles
Call
W. W. Hare
North Carolina
James & Hart
H. B. Stoddard
Holmes
Otto Boehme
Ready to wear trousers debut at New York house
A store introduces ready to wear tailored trousers in its first season. The patterns promise fine fit and style, produced by an exclusive New York pant house known nationwide. Prices are marked especially low to introduce the department to customers.
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Riety
New York
May Matinee At Opera House Sparks Odd Policy
The Bryan Grocery Co advertises a May matinee with a novel policy where only women attend and receive envelopes to mail Miss Lee questions for a year without charge. Separate notices mention a freight wreck on the H and TC delaying traffic and upcoming Fort Worth division train additions. Forl Elliott travels from Galveston to take a station in the C B and Q offices in Saint Louis.
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Forl Elliott
Business
Galveston
Saint Louis
C. B. and Q. Railroad
Eagle
Fort Worth
Lewis
Miss Lee
Opera House
Bryan Grocery Co
Shakespeare Club Elects Officers For New Year At Jersey Home
The Shakespeare Club held the final meeting of the year at Mrs. W. H. Oliver Jersey home and elected officers for the ensuing year. Officers include Mrs. Tyler Haswell president and Mrs. Oliver vice president. Aubrey Foreman, who shot himself in the thigh with a target rifle while chanting, is recovering. The ball struck the front left thigh. his horse frightened him as he prepared to shoot.
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W. R. Rhodes
Chatham Machinery Company
A. Broussard of
Beaumont
Tula Broussard
Ursuline Convent
The
Shakespeare Club
W. H. Oliver
Jersey
Tyler Haswell
Oliver
John B. Hines
Mamie Sims
P. 8. Tilson
Nellie Batte
H A. Burger
Laula Coulter
Floy Dansby
Aubrey Foreman
Girl seeks free sewing machine via neighbor trades near Burt Norwood
A plan circulates urging a girl to persuade neighbors to trade at Burt Norwood's and give her checks. She would collect checks to redeem for a free sewing machine when Norwood's contest closes on June 1st, provided she has enough.
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Burt Norwood
Norwood
Caldwell Returns From Dallas Visit To Glassware Seller
John M. Caldwell came back from a business trip to Dallas where he met the salesman from whom he buys Hawks cut glass.
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John M. Caldwell
Dallas
Exline Co sells office furniture in Dallas with Bryan agents
The Exline Company offers desk conveniences and office furniture and fixtures for the business man. Connelly and Carnes act as agents in Bryan for the sale of these goods.
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Exline Co
Dallas
Connelly & Carnes
Bryan
For Sale or Rent Two lots and six room cottage
Two lots in eastern town with a modern six room cottage. Terms and price described as reasonable. Contact Tyler Has and 4126 W29 Well.
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Tyler
Bryan Grocery Co. Calls for Early Chicken Orders
Local notice urges customers to place orders for young chickens with the Bryan Grocery Co. at the start of the month, promising supply and a fresh begin through the store.
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Bryan Grocery Co
Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Meridian
The sixth annual Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs gathered at the Southern hotel in Meridian on April 30. Mrs. Josie Frazee Cappleman spoke, reports from state officers were shared, and club papers were read. Delegates enjoyed a city drive and an evening musicale and reception.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi Federation of Women's Cubs
Southern
Miss Payne
Josie Frazee Cappleman
Mattie Hardy Lott
Missing New York Widow Augusta Lynde Seen On Ferry
The wealthy widow Augusta Lynde, 68, disappeared after leaving her Sixth Avenue apartment to dine. A purse found on an Erie ferry at Jersey City bore her name, reported by a ferry official. Her husband was Charles R. Lynde and her father Joseph W. Harper of Harper Bros. The search notes she was last seen on a ferry deck, with family saying she was in good health.
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New York
Augusta H. Lynde
Wwe
Erie Railroad
Erie
Fity-sixth Street
Jersey City
Cleveland Welcomes Ex President on Southwestern Arrival
Ex President Cleveland arrived on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line on a Wednesday night. A large reception committee waited over thirty minutes for him while the diplomatic corps train from Washington arrived earlier. Cleveland was warmly greeted as President Francis' guest.
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St. Louis
Eveland
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Washington
Cleveland
Francis’ Guest
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Just
Boston
Louisiana
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
J. Adone
Calvert
J. W. Dyer
Navasota
S. H. Allphin
Miss Lottie Hearne
Joe Wiley
Mart
W. C. Burel
E. L. Hall
David F. Houston
Austin On Business
Swift & Co
Koneeny Bros
D. . Dawson
Hugh Ross
Mary Lincoln
Robert 8. Webb
R. G. Tabor
New York Life Agents
Vera, Wakefield
Villa Maria Ursuline Academy
J. P. McAdams
Madisonville
Waco
Men's Outfitters
Jon
Jacksonnual
Lady Missing
INO. M. Lawrence & Company Telephone
Taylor’s
Luther Taylor
Levy Bros
Bryan and
College
Globes Wernicke
Elastic
Lavy
BROS
Gore
Coulter
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