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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
3
North bound trains schedule No. 3 at 1.38 pm and No. 5 at 12.46 am. South bound No. 2 at 3.40 pm and No. 6 at 2.48 am. I. and G. N. schedule No. 102 north and No. 191 south. Local names include Jesse Cobb, Henry Eaves, J. F. Mulhall, Nellie Ballid, Dr. Cavitt, Dr. Harrison, G. Walker, A. Moore, and many others visiting Houston, Cameron, Waco, Dallas, and Marlin. Also notes on real estate, sales, births, marriages, licenses, and church notices.
Messrs Battle Bros install five Cox hydraulic chairs and a galley of fixtures at Swell Barbers, making it a leading five chair shop in the state. The Exchange shop shows a long mirror, oak fixtures, repapering, and painting. Also local notices include Rev Wilhelm leaving for Houston for infirmary care and various small ads and messages.
W. S. D. writes from Deaf Smith and Castro counties praising agricultural progress on the Texas plains. He notes large farms, seven new dwellings, strong corn and hog markets, and that many residents enjoy schooling and prosperity. He mentions herd counts and a Houston carnival excursion with a dollar fare attracting hundreds.
Mr and Mrs Rosser Conlee arrived from Tola and attend the wedding of Miss Katie Dean to Mr Hosser C Conlee at the home of John Dean in Iola. Rev Barnes officiated as relatives and a few friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride and groom received a family dinner with close relatives the following day.
The article notes that college football is played by four company teams in an intramural league. Up to 150 men practice together, and the season plans include twelve games with remaining fixtures on Nov 9 against Texas Christian, Nov 12 Oklahoma, Nov 16 Tulane, Nov 23 Baylor, and Nov 28 Texas University.
The notice advertises the San Antonio International Fair running November 9 to 24 with excursion rates daily via J. and G. N. for Railroad Day on November 21. It urges readers to see J. and G. N. agents for details and low rates.
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