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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
5
Railroad time table lists H and T C and I G N schedules with north and south bound arrivals. Local notices mention fresh tomatoes, visitors from McGregor Tyler Re liance and other towns, births and sick lists, postcards and new arrivals at stores, and a doctor en route to Roby Texas.
The Fifty fifth district court heard the damage case of Alice Shine and her minor against Warren and Corsicana Pacific Railway company and the receiver of the J S Campbell company. A sealed verdict was brought in Tuesday evening and to be opened by Judge Hamblen in the morning. Mrs Shine later received a telegram from her lawyers stating the verdict awards her $8,000 in damages.
Mrs M M Rocke travels to Bryan and Effie McGinty visits. Driller Harper returns to supervise casing at Lamb Springs as operation ends. Dr W H Oliver and others receive new Cadillacs. Dr G F Lee and baby arrive from Fort Worth. Kiam's linen sale starts today. Mary Lawrence note. Knight of the Maccabees benefit check issued. Various local visits, prospects for Brazos county land, and rentals announced.
Miss Ora Stuart of Grimes county visits Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Foster. Ada and Fannie Llord of Kurten shop here yesterday. Mrs. N. M. Newton of Austin is guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Astin.
Dallas May 22 Elks parade ranks among the most imposing spectacles in city history. A 40 piece band led the procession with seven divisions and numerous decorated vehicles. General A M Hall commanded as about 2,500 Elks participated across military and naval sections.
Austin scene recalls a nighttime assault attempt near Delvalle eight miles southeast of town. Willie or Gabe Smith, about twenty six, a negro, is jailed on charges of attempted criminal assault after a farmer Bowen was absent. His wife fled and the assailant was frightened away by a farmer posse. the woman escaped unharmed.
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