Local Breezes and Small Ads Stir Bryan Business Scene
Mrs. Frank Ashford visits Courtney while Miss Effie Chambers of Cameron guests with Misses Christian. Ads promote fruit jars, refrigerators, ice boxes, freezers, and Gold Band Hams. Local figures include O H Reed and Judge George N Aldredge visiting for business. Community notices cover church services, Friend in Need insurance, and fresh meat prices at Franklin Bros and Keneeny Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Chambers
Cameron
Christian
Myers
Joe B. Reed
Episcopal Church
Franklin Bros
H. Reed
Keneeny Bros
George N. Aldredge
Dallas
Bryan
James & Castles
Elizabeth Reed
Hearne
Levy's
A. C. Brietz
Millican
Friend In
Levy Bros
A. J. Holiday
C. B. Francis
Reat
W. L. Derden
Corsicana
M. Derden
E. L. Shettles
Methodist General Conference
Friend In Need Society
Allen Academy
Cliff A. Adams
Ice Factory
Miss Robinson Entertains Cadets At Judge Hudson Home
Miss Mabel Robinson sponsor of Company B of the cadets hosted about eighty members last night at Judge and Mrs. W B Hudson home assisted by several young ladies. The reception featured a lighted lawn a tarpaulin dinner punch dispensed by Misses Rayser and others cream cake by the hostesses and music from Holiman's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Robinson
Corps of Cadets
L. Markham
W. B. Hudson
Misses Robinson
McConnico
Harbers
Jones
Arnie Cole
Webb
Ethel McConnico
Leman
Neptune Carnival Special Train to Galveston
The H. T. will offer round trip tickets to Galveston for the Neptune Carnival special train to pass Bryan May 20 1902 at 11 05 am. Fare two dollars. Tickets valid only on the special train. Final limit to depart Galveston by evening May 21. Continuous passage in both directions. W S Wilson, Agent.
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Bryan
Galveston
W.S. Wilson
Cottage Boom Hits Town As New Homes Multiply
The Eagle reporter notes a surge of new cottages citywide with rapid occupancy. Every direction shows growth and expansion, and only one for rent sign was seen on a freshly finished home, signaling a bustling housing market.
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Eagle
Neptune Carnival Round Trip Tickets to Galveston
Neptune Carnival runs May 18 to 24, 1902. H. and T. C. sell round trip fares to Galveston at four dollars fifty cents. Tickets valid through May 26 with continuous passage in each direction. W. S. Wilson, Agent.
Central Texas Fair Association moves reports for May meeting
The Central Texas Fair Association board asks committee chairmen to submit reports before the next directors meeting on May 19 and to provide department superintendent names for the upcoming catalogue.
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The
Central Texas Fair Association
Paul Bradley
Grain and feed business for sale with store rental
Cash buyers invited to purchase a grain and feed business at a bargain price. Owner C. F. Moore offers both the business and the store house for rent to the same venture. Apply to C. F. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
C. F. Moore
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Ferndell
Dansby
J.&g
Mrs
Frank Ashford
Courtney
Beef Trust
Hattie McQueen
Houston
Emma Hollman
New Methodist Church
H. G. Rhodes
Jersey
T. S. Minter
John W. Hick
City Arket
Hes
Ben S. Read
Ting Garments
Chaldop
Men’s Outfitters
Miss Robinson
Neptune Carnival
W. S. Wilson
Central Texas
John M. Caldwell
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hood
L. L. McInnis
W. Gillie Mitchell
Stevenson Machinery and Repair Company
Seaunds
Stevenson
G. H. Turner
Palestine
J. H. Hawley
Horace Booth
Homer Eads
San Antonio
City
Taylor & Cox
Garden City
New Mexico
Will Payne
West
Baylor
Waco
College
Lamar Street
Hill’s Avenue
W. A. Watkins
Austin
J. W. Doremus
Ozelle
Indian Territory
Fannie Reese Pugh
Stoneham
Lula Hardy
Navasota
Wilmer McCorquodale
Beaumont
Corsicana Yesterd
Ramona Waters
Nabisco
Athena Wafers
Heinz’s
Dodson Braun
New York
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Telephone
Ed Hall
G. S. Parker
Albert W. Wilkerson
City National Bank
Merchants and Planters National Bank
Board of Directors
J. W. English
M. D. Cole
E. H. Astin
W.L. Zalch
Ed Hill
W. S. Wilson, Jr
McDougald
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