San Antonio Meeting Debates Cotton Mill Syndicate Plan
G Grimshaw of the Southern Pacific industrial department travels to San Antonio to meet business leaders and Northern capitalists about a Texas mill syndicate. Five mills would be built with 100000 stock each, local subscriptions 150000 per mill, plus a bleaching dyeing plant. Possible sites include Brenham Marble Falls and Del Rio with additional cities under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Grimshaw
Southern Pacific Industrial Department
San Antonio
Texas
Col. Grimshaw
Sam Houston Normal Announces Fourth Summer Session
The Sam Houston Normal will start its fourth annual summer session on June 1 and run until July 27, 1905. Facilities including libraries laboratories maps charts museums buildings will be available to students at no extra cost. For details write H. F. Estill conductor Huntsville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Sam Houston Normal
H. F. Estill
Huntsville
Texas
Street Hats Sale Closes At Five Each Monday
Wilson and Edge advertise 76 new street hats in latest shapes priced at 75c, closing at 5d tomorrow. Includes reference to stock and vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Edge
Funeral of Mrs Charles Knob Lauch
The remains of Mrs. Charles Knob Lauch were interred in the city cemetery yesterday at 10 o'clock from the residence of Mrs. H. Kernolle, the mother. The hearse was followed by many relatives and friends as Dr. J. D. West led services. Floral offerings testified to the esteem in which she was held as a wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Knoblauch
H. Kernole
West
Merchants Agree to Close Shops During Union Meeting
Bryan merchants sign to close their businesses from 9 50 to 11 a m each morning during the ongoing union meeting so workers may attend services. The list includes E Saunders Mrs C P Hobgood J E Grice Burt Norwood Hunter Chatham Edge Dry Goods Co Emmet Malone M H James and many others. Some signed with understanding that all would close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
E Saunders
C P Hobgood
J E Grice
Burt Norwood
Hunter & Chatham
Edge Dry Goods Co
Emmet & Maloney
M H James
Edge Bros
Levy Bros
F Wiley & Co
J H .Mawhinney
Dunn & Daly
J Cohen
Crenshaw & Priddy
Sanders Bros
J Marks
Sanders & Co
J M Mike
W B Grice
C C
Edinburg
Buchanan & Co
EJ Jenkins
James & Nunn
J A Myers
RJ Ford
G D Tucker
Bryan Grocery Co
F Todaro
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Dotted City and County Actions
A sequence of real estate transfers records numerous deeds across Brazos County with buyers and sellers including D N Dansby to J N Cole and Co and W B Craig. acres ranges from 50 to 887 and sums paid from 10 to 1685.30 dollars plus bridge first payment of 2500 dollars by Brazos River Bridge Co to Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. B
Joel A. McGregor
W. 8. Craig
Brazos County
Antonio
J. M. Conway
8. F. Austin League
Brazos River
J. D. Ross
R. M. Nall
Tom and
Elizabeth Green
Charley Schultz
A Ellison Hart
Anti Cigarette League meeting at Carnegie Hall
All members are urged to attend a 2 o'clock meeting at Carnegie Hall this afternoon convened by S. M. Hunter Superintendent. Important business will be discussed. members should not miss the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Cigarette League
Carnegie Hall
S. M. Hunter
Elegant Social Week Continues At Parker Home
Mrs. G. B. Parker hosted a Wednesday luncheon in honor of Mrs. R. Mayfield of Waco and other guests. The afternoon featured six handed forty two, punch, lilies and carnations, a Mexican band, and gifts of gold hat pins. A second event at the Fin-Feather Club honored several ladies with Easter decor, forty two games, ice cream, cake, and a Mexican orchestra. The Bachelor Girls and Bachelorettes held gatherings with prizes, telegram contest, and floral settings. The final reception for Mrs. Bain and Mrs. Tilson was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lawrence
Bertha Roberts
Frances Chance
Mary Ross Parker
A. J. Buchanan
Mayfield
Perkins
Perkins, Mrs. Bain
Tilson
Tyler Haswell
Ed Hall
Tom Newland
W.E
E.H. Astin
Mumford
R. Mayfield
Waco
S. J. Bain
P. 8. Tilson
Houston
Fred Pryor
F. D. Perkins
H. G. Rhodes
T. K. Lawrence
W.H. Oliver
Lavinia McConnico
Elma Harbers
Mattie Watkins
Misses Arrie
Alma Cole
Lucy Beard
Lynn Crudgington
Sadie Cavitt
Irene Keeling
Jessie Garth
Nonie Adams
Edith Rhodes
Nellie Batte
Emily Thomas
Virgile Paddock
Fort Worth
Mary Pitts
Lucy Wilson
Henrie Wilson
Cliff A. Harris
Miss Irma Harris
Miss Irma
Hattie Lou Hudson
A M Defeats Deaf and Dumb Institute 6 to 3 at Austin
The A and M baseball team defeated the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Austin with a 6 to 3 score. Player Mrs. 8. H. Allphin, who was ill yesterday, was reported better last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Austin
H. Allphin
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E. J. Fountain & CO
Connelly & Carnes
Charles Knoblauch
Chi
Cago
Illinois
Great Western TailoringCo
Hunter
Chatham
T. R. Batte & Co
D.N. Dansby
J. N. Cole & Co
J. D. Martin Et al
Sam Shintana
T. J. Splane
N. F. Vitopil
G. A. Cood
Emily Zimmerman
J. W. Stewart League
Attention
P.S. Tilson
W. H. Oliver
Tre City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Gloss
Ineeda
L. E. Brockman, Bryan
United States
Kaant Insurance
MO. A. Moore Jr
RAO
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
Frank Todaro
Buchanan Saddle Shop
City Free
Plymouth Rocks
Thos. W. Higgs
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
W. C. Davis
First National Bank
Yan, Texa
Santinola
Alace Lirette
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tennessee
M. H. James
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