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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
3
Local page lists ties at Norwood's and inexpensive goods from 130 to 160 feet well depth updates. Various residents visit Houston Navasota Waco Mart and other towns while stores promote footwear clothing and fresh milk. Public notices include rentals new cottages and a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting.
A local retailer advertises a wide range of men’s negligee shirts in many styles and sizes. Offers plain and pleated bosoms, cuff options, stripes, whites, and solids with a special woven madras shirt at the standout price of 1.00.
The shop known as Manhattan JShirts is recognized as a leader in high grade shirts with exclusive designs sold only by the store.
Rev E L Shetties calls for full attendance at the Methodist church prayer meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs Otto Boehme advertises fresh bread cakes and bakery items. C Holmes promotes ice cream cold drinks and party service. Franklin Bros tout meat quality and freshness. Calvert visitors attend Elks reception and ball. Baldwin organ recital tickets on sale at local banks and stores. I G N train cars observed with relocation plans and a local freight division anticipated in fall.
Miss Belle Wren wed Mr WilliS Higgs at the Wren home in Bryan. The ceremony was conducted by Dr J D West with Mendelasob march and natural flower decorations. Relatives and friends attended as gifts flowed in, and the Eagle extended best wishes for their happiness.
The Bryan Eagle invites two readers to cover a Colorado tour with letters. One will represent the daily, the other the weekly paper. Winners receive railroad fare to Denver area with stops via Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Palmer Lake and Denver, plus a Cripple Creek side trip, valid until Oct 31 1908, with voters naming beneficiaries.
The H. and T. C. R. R. announces round trip tickets to New Orleans for the Confederate Reunion on May 17 and 18. Fare is 9.20 with a one day transit limit each way. Leave by May 24, 1903, extended to June 15 if deposited with a joint agent in New Orleans by May 24 and a 50 cent fee paid. Agent W. 5. Wilson, May 7.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Krippen dorf Dittman slippers for lasting comfort. Webb Bros markets the footwear as essential for months of wear, claiming optimal fit and feel.
After Saturday May 9 my dental office will be found in the Parker building upstairs over Burt Norwood's store. W. C. Fountain.
The Bryan Steam Laundry installed a new 100-inch mangle for linens and flat works, billed as the most expensive and up-to-date machine in Bryan. Patronize Bryan Steam Laundry for good work. it claims the best equipment in the state section. A. E. Worley, Prop. Hon. J. A. Germany was here yesterday en route from Grand Saline to Madisonville, his former home.
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