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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1899
Page
3
H and T C timetable lists Hearne northbound and southbound departures with several notes. Weather forecast and local notes cover showers cooler conditions, recent visits, seeds and feed ads, turkey sales, and upcoming excursions to the San Antonio fair.
A catalog style listing describes cadet blue Jersey ribbed underwear with satin facing, medium weight and coished finish, plus dark tan with blue stripe options, cream and white varieties with silk facing or fleece lining. Prices are shown around 1.00 per item.
The Workers Institute of the Bryan Baptist Association met at Cottonwood on the fifth Sunday in October. Rain halted the Friday session. On Saturday Rev. R D Wilson preached at 11 and ladies prepared dinner. Officers elected: Rev. G A Foster moderator and A W Shealy secretary. Sunday featured sermons from James 1 27 and program planning for Tryon church in December with multiple speakers outlining topics and questions for discussion.
The Quartette club entertained guests at Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Webb residence Monday evening. Members praised Miss Bell's music and look forward to staging Chimes of Normandy once arrangements finish. The group plans to meet Mrs. J. J. Adams on Monday October 6.
The L&N offers round trip special trains from Hearne to San Antonio with a one day transit limit and a fare of 3.35 dollars. Going train departs Hearne 3 45 a m arrives San Antonio 10 35 a m. return departs San Antonio 8 15 a m arrives Hearne 2 05 a m. First train leaves October 28. last train departs San Antonio 8 15 p m November 8.
Exchange Jno E Astin Mumford Frank Greideweis St Louis J s Williamson City B H Knox Hearne H S Cook St Louis J W Crate Houston J Conyers Houston W Gildey Chicago Frank Callbeck Dallas J Mayer Ft Worth J A Sulz St Louis O V Steele Dallas.
Rosser Thomas of Bry an now Ladonia and a quarter of the legislature passed through the city yesterday. Chas Edinburg's restaurant in the Zennati block is open day and night with regular meals 35 cents and short order lunches at all hours. J M Hunt and W H Dellashaw of Macy met the Eagle in town yesterday. A horse is for sale and inquiries go to Dr Paul M Raysor.
Elder W E Meredith visits his brother Elder J Meredith in Freestone County this week. A large attendance at A Floyd’s Saturday singing. Mr J P Post and family visit Madisonville Friday return Monday. Mrs Mattie Holmes and son attend Free Baptist Association at Wellborn. Mr and Mrs Jack Jones visit Mrs M E Carroll Sunday. Laura Carroll Dee Post and Walter Cargill visit friends at Fickey. Benson Carroll spends Saturday at Harvey. Elders Casey and Moore preach Monday. Thad Meredith visits relatives below Kurten Sunday. Musical at Mrs S A Edge residence with E J and Denton Edge. Mrs Mott and her father Gordon attend church at Wesson. Mrs Fuller and daughter Kittie of Cottonwood visit.
Miss Florence Meredith is reported to be on the sick list this week. The brief item notes her absence from normal duties while she recovers.
Health in the community remains weak with serious cases Mrs Murphy and Mrs Payne. Preaching planned at Concord by Rev Goodman this Saturday and Sunday. Clarence Elliott of Edge visited Cottonwood Sunday. Minnie Elliott of Cottonwood visits daughter on Payne Prairie this week. Prof Scott to start school at Concord Monday with hoped large attendance. Maud Leathers returned from visiting sister near Benchley. Cotton picking nearly finished as farmers near completion. Rep Rose.
Cotton receipts listed for multiple yards including Farmers' Cotton Yard Darwin's Yard Dawson's Yard Holloman's Yard Wilson & Conlee Bowman's Yard and others with varied figures and codes indicating warehouse and yard totals. The fragment shows yard-by-yard tallies and warehouse references.
Henry Conway and Lillie Wadsworth, two popular Thompson Creek residents, were married Sunday October 22 with Rev. G A Foster officiating. The Eagle extends best wishes for a long happy prosperous life.
Estray notice records a bay horse aged 8 to 10 years branded 6 on left shoulder and thigh taken up by Wesley Smith and presented to Justice of the Peace M. W. Eaton precinct 5 on September 25 1899 valued at 15 dollars G W McMichael clerk of court Brazos Co Texas E J Butler deputy
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