Captain Geo W Smith Dead Pioneer of Bryan
Captain Geo W Smith died suddenly at his Bryan home at 6 10 a m He was born in Leesburg Virginia February 22 1840 and came to Texas in 1867 He built the cotton business to the top and was a longtime leader in Bryan society He served in the Confederate artillery and with Mosby He was a vestryman of St Andrews Episcopal Church and member of the Elks and United Workmen His wife Annie Foote and three children and three stepchildren survive him Funeral services will be held at 430 this afternoon at his home then at St Andrews with interment in the city cemetery Pall bearers are named heirs and local officials in attendance
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Geo. W. Smith
Hettie Smith
Bryan
Capt. Smith
Leesburg
London County
John 8. Mosby
Fort Warren
Mass
Virginia
Texas
Millican
Geo. W. Smith & Co
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Per
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Bryan Lodge of Elks
Annie Foote
Geo. W. Smith Jr
Nellie
J. A. McQueen
Marion
Nannie Foote
George H. Kinsolving
Diocese of Texas
St. Andrew’s Church
M. Parker
W. E. Saunders
Ed Hall
J. Allen Myers
W. 8. Wilson
J. W. Doremus
W. Wipprecht
J. Webb Howell
Tyler Haswell
F. C. Oliver
R. A. Harrison
O. E. Saunders
J. K. Parker
A. M. Waldrop
Eagle Library Contests Vote Totals May First
May Day report shows The Eagle big library standings with Allen Academy 15853 votes and Austin Literary Society 17638. Other schools and lodges such as Bryan Graded School 2130 Villa Maria Ursuline Academy 16030 Irwin School House 100 Millican Lodge 160 Wellborn Graded School 100 Sul Ross Literary Society 358 Cotton Wood School 30 Alexander School 107 and more listed. Most votes bought with merchandise incentives or subscriptions to Bryan Weekly Eagle. Smaller library contest two reports Alexander School 107 Irwin School House 100 Millican Lodge W O W 107
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K. of P
Bryan Elks Lodge
Irwin School House
Millican Lodge
Wellborn Graded School
Sul Ross Literary Society
BONE
Boca
Cotton Wood School
Alexander School
Bryan Weekly Eagle
W. O. W. Wellborn Graded School
Multiple Railway Fare Alerts For May Events Across States
A range of railroad tickets and rates are listed for May travel to events and meetings across Beaumont San Antonio Nacogdoches Austin St Louis Denver Savannah Kansas City Ft Worth Bryan Brenham Houston Waco and Rockdale. Rates vary from 2.80 to 355.00 with varied sell dates and limits including round trips and special events such as Maifest and the National Baptist Anniversary.
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Col
Ft. Worth
Bryan
Brenham
Ouston
General Assembly Presbyterian
Waco
Christian Missionary Asso
Central Depot
Rockdale
Abilene
Sales notices across Texas and Georgia
On May 22 and 23 in San Antonio a U. C. T. account sells May 11 and part of 12. In Waco a Musical Festival account sells May 11 and part of 12. Nacogdoches Women’s Club selling date shifted to May and part of 9th. In Atlanta Georgia the Association of Manufacturers sells May 14 and 15 with a good return limit of 27 dollars. W. S. Wilson, Agent.
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San Antonio
Waco
Nacogdoches
Atlanta, Ga
Account Association of Manufacturers
Creek Nation tax deadline set for June first
Bonham Texas announces a new whip socket factory plant. Ardmore street carnival highlights a flower parade. Geronimo receives offers to perform on stage. Chickasaw Medical association schedules a meeting in Marietta Indiana Territory next Tuesday. Anadarko Oklahoma dodges sixty four criminal cases on the court docket.
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Chickasaw Medical Association
Marietta
I. T
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Okla
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