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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
3
Local items include jewelry and insurance pitches from Caldwell's and Tabor, visits by John King and Judge Henderson, and notices of rentals, cows for sale, and fruit jars. A post office move plan is outlined with Inspector Anderson and Postmaster Myers, plus school events and church notices.
Merchant advertises a wide range of men’s negligee shirts in many styles and sizes with plain and pleated bosoms, attached or detached cuffs, and a focus on quality and value. Highlights a special madras weave shirt in various patterns as a top-value offer.
Manhattan Shirts touts itself as the leader in high grade shirts with exclusive designs available only through their stores. The message stresses nationwide recognition and premium quality.
J F Mulhall visited Navasota yesterday while Cy Coontz of Tabor spent time in town. The wife of Clark Bell (colored) died Thursday and was buried Friday. Franklin Bros advertise swift meats and wide trade. Baldwin organ recital tickets on sale at City National Bank and local shops. Bryan high school graduation set for May 29 with nine graduates led by Alma Cole and Mabel Zuber. Ray Montgomery to respond.
The public is warned that the Adams and Smith pastures southwest of town are posted. Anyone found inside these pastures will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Mev. Beard Touchstone.
The Eagle announces a Colorado trip contest for Bryan readers. The winner pair will receive railroad fare from Bryan to Boulder and return with stops at Pueblo Colorado Springs Manitou Palmer Lake and Denver plus a Cripple Creek side trip. Voting coupons will appear in papers until July 23 with trips awarded soon after.
A concise hotel arrivals listing shows a diverse mix of guests and locals. Names include H F Byers from Kansas City, C T Work from Denton, George A Works, DB Hatch, and many others spanning New Orleans Houston Dallas St Louis and New York. The list also features ARCADE CENTRAL and TUCKER entries with additional individuals such as Mrs Harriett McDuffie and Mr Mc Duffie alongside city residences.
H. and T. C. R. R. sells round trip tickets to New Orleans for nine dollars and twenty cents with a one day transit limit each way. Leaves must occur by May 24 1903 with extension to June 15 1908 if deposited with joint agent in New Orleans by May 24 and a fifty cent fee paid. W. S. Wilson agent.
Dr. Baldwin, renowned solo organist, appears at a Bryan Methodist Church recital tonight under Rev. E. L. Shettles. Admission is 25 cents with a satisfaction guarantee, and Baldwin has performed in 36 states, drawing large Austin crowds this week.
After Saturday May 9 the dental office will be located in the Parker building upstairs over Burt Norwood's store operated by W. C. Fountain.
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