Local ads note Coulter's shop offers corsets and embroideries
Classified snippets list Coulter's sale items including R and G girdle corsets and J P Coats thread. Also mentions embroideries and insertions on display in Bryan. Other items include Gold Band Hams breakfast bacon, coupons with cash discount, and local grocer promotions. notes about readers subscribing to the Galveston or Dallas News and regional shipping. References to individuals in Bryan and Millican and a death in Cameron.
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Coulter's
Galveston
Dallas
W.S. Wilson, Jr
New Methodist Church
J. & P. Coats
Bryan
Clarence Pearson
Francis T. Simmons
Walter J. Coulter
John W. Hick
Jeff Steele
Millican
Bryan church gains full-time Pastor West
The Presbyterian church of Bryan called Dr. West for full-time service beginning today, ending his Bremond engagement. He will conduct Sunday services in Bryan, while other notices list church services, local ads, a June to July educators’ normal in Bryan, and various community notices and sales.
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Presbyterian Church of
Bryan
Dr. West
Bremond
Bryan Church
Episcopal Church
Galveston
Dallas News
W.S. Wilson, Jr
W. 5. Wilson, Jr
Death of R. H. Smith After Short Illness in Bryan
After a two week bout with typhoid pneumonia, R. H. Smith died at 3 pm at Capt. D. D. Dawson’s home. Born November 29 1854 in Wilcox County Alabama he lived in Bryan since 1872. He married Alice Stapleton in 1881 and is survived by his wife two brothers and sisters. He served as a Bryan officer and later worked as a Wells Fargo train guard. He was a Mason and Methodist. Funeral today at 4 pm from Capt. Dawson’s residence under Masonic auspices. Sterling silver and cut glass, John M. Caldwell, 135.
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R. H. Smith
D. D. Dawson
Mr. Smith
Wilcox County
Ala
Texas
Bryan
Alice Stapleton
W. N. Smith
Cameron
T. B. Smith
P. B. Fillingame
Alabama
Smith
Wells Fargo Express Company
Methodist Church
Capt. Dawson
Masonic Fraternity
Shakesphere Club Elects Officers For Ensuing Year
The Lakespeare club met Thursday with Mrs. Warren Withers and elected officers for the year including Mrs. W. H. Oliver as president and Mrs. H. G. Rhodes as vice president. The club closes its second year and plans studies of Antony and Cleopatra and The Taming of the Shrew next year.
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Reading Club
W. B. Hudson
Paul M. Raysor
A. P. Anderson
George W. Smith
J. H. Allen
W. 8. Howell
Lakespeare Club
Warren Withers
W. H. Oliver
H. G. Rhodes
A. B. Carr
Paul Bradley
Mies Coulter
Foy Dansby
Antony and
Cleropatra
Shrew
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J. M. Waldwell
Masons
Brazos Union
A. F
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J. A. Searcy
W. M
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RH. Smith
Shakesphere Club
John M Caldwell
Ramona Waters
Nabisco Wafers
Athena Wafers
Heinz’s
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New York
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Ed Hall
G. S. Parker
Albert W. Wilkerson
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