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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
3
Local column lists train schedules, shop updates, and numerous city visitors. Mrs. L B Mendola visits Houston. J H Ford trips to Corsicana. M D Newton and T A Cloud noted in town. several residents from Kurten, Wellborn, and Rogers Prairie drop by or travel. Vendor ads highlight silks, plaid silks, Empire wraps, and fresh bakery items.
Notices describe crepe de chine colors for evening wear and a 60 cent price. Wagner & Brandon travel with Superintendent Hawkes toward Denison to view a Houston Galveston motor car, aiming to showcase it in Bryan. H and T C tickets reached 263 for a Houston car carnival. Also listed are local business league meeting details, silks, linen, Buckskin stockings, and local social visits.
T. M. Dilworth of Waco visited yesterday to discuss securing Brazos river navigation. Waco is identified as the chief beneficiary. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Emory left for New Orleans to consult physicians about Dr. Emory's illness, joined by his brother Dr. S. J. Emory of Navasota.
The ladies of the Baptist church invite all to a free will offering tea at Mrs. 8S. E. Thomas home on Thursday November 16 from 4 to 6. Everyone is welcome.
Dr. G. B. Butler departed last night for Dallas to attend the Baptist State convention. Rev. J. M. Bullock will lead the prayer meeting this evening at 7 30.
J H Sheffield T L Sheffield D D Sheffield W D Carter Mr McClung and others from Madison county were here yesterday and left for Houston.
Mrs. J. T. Hines grows a pineapple plant two feet high at her city home. The plant is rarely seen this far north. J. M. Carnes and son Garland Carnes left yesterday for Alpine Texas. They will visit Houston and San Antonio on the way home.
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