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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
3
Schedules show north and southbound trains to Pretoria and I. G. N. lines with times listed. Local notices include roommate requests for rentals and work, arrivals from Marlin and Houston, church Ascension Day observance, and several brief social mentions across Bryan and surrounding areas. The heavy rain and storms affect several towns, with discussions of diamonds and local business ads interspersed throughout.
The Eagle announces the Fete of the Nations at Villa Maria Academy on Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. A free admission event with a program featuring academy girls in national costumes. Also notes community notices about visits, illness, and local services.
Mr H C DeLany of De Lany Reynolds Dallas is in town to repair clean and service all makes of typewriters. One week only contact number 387 and Mr DeLang will assist. Opportunity to have work done at home at low cost.
Public notice announces corn bunion and ingrowing nail treatment by Dr Lavigne French chiropodist at Rosemount Hotel with guaranteed relief and prompt telephone service. Office hours are 7 am to 12 pm and 1 30 to 6 pm. One week only 130.
The College of Industrial Arts offers a four week summer term starting June 10 for women over sixteen. Courses include cooking sewing dressmaking millinery laundering gardening design manual training agriculture watercolor photography home chemistry basketry clay modeling and bookbinding taught by experts. No tuition. materials and boarding are extra. Write to the President in Denton, Texas for details.
A rainy afternoon and night disrupted Dr Minor C Baldwin's First Baptist organ recital in Bryan yet attendees were richly rewarded by twelve numbers. Baldwin’s organ mastery drew encores while Miss Peale and several ladies and gentlemen contributed vocal and instrumental pieces. Tonight’s program includes works by Dubois Mozart Verdi and Handel among others. A freight wreck near Nagasota forced the L and G N passenger to reroute through Bryan.
President Figueroa approved the contract with E. Fowler for J. M. Neeland to build the Central railroad between La Union and San Salvador. Work to start ten months after congressional approval of the agreement.
W. M. Gill of Atlanta was chosen president of the fourth division branch of the Railway Mail Clerks association in a mail ballot. I. Caffin was elected secretary and treasurer, with J. F. Murphy of McMinnville Tennessee named to the national executive committee.
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