Notes by the Eagle Traveling Man and area housing moves
Mr J W Harris and Mr B A Huggkins are erecting new residences near Lawrence place and Kurten. George Buckhauses is building opposite Mr Huggins. J T Cross will move to land from W D Yardley Jr. DeHart and family plan to move to North Texas. Vixen school opens Oct 11 with Georgia White teaching. Miss Mary Ikert teaches Harris vol. J T Palmer to teach Edge Lib school. George Mansel buys Boyd place at Key. Boyd buys land on Payne Prairie. Antone George sells Fickey place to Augusta Kent. George Edge sells Harris school to Morgan and moves to McCuffuck place. William Henry and S G Davidson improve Edge houses. William Dillashaw moves Macy to J M Orr’s. Jim Hollis to Leon County. Macy Methodist raise funds for new church. lumber to be hauled from saw mills. Lula McDonald to teach Macy School. Reporter spent night with W C Newman after squirrel hunt. Newman has 11 squirrels. Pulof of Tabor sells his place to Joe McGee and will move to old country. J M Newman erecting new store at Edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
B. A. Huggkins
Harris
I Lawrence Place
Mr. Huggins
Kurten Inne
George Buckhauks
Hugghins
J. T. Cross
W. D. Yardley
Jr. DeHart
Hart
North Texas
Georgia White
Mary Ikert
J. T. Palmer
Edge
Ir. Geo. Mansel
Cottonwood
Payne Prairie
Antone George
Fickey
Augusta Kent
George Edge
Harris School
Morgan
McCuffuck Place
William Henry
8. G. Davidson
William Dillashaw
Macy
J. M. Orr
Jim Hollis
Leon County
Methodist
of Macy
Lula McDonald
Bethel
W. C. Newman
Eagle Man
Mr. Pulof
Tabor
Joe McGee
J. M. Newman
General Merchantse
William Eehols
W. ©. Newman
Posession
Eehole
Daily Mail
Bryant Macy
Buckhauks
J. M. Slaughter
Repe
Raz
Texas
Devon
Hereford
Durham
Tom Cross
Wil! Kelley
Mr. Payne
Local notices of store purchases and cattle breeding plans
William Eehols buys W Newman store at Macy and takes possession Jan 1. N Buckhause buys J M Slaughter store at Edge and takes possession Jan 1. Devon Hereford and Durham cattle are favorites for improving stock with plans for breeding and crossbreeding among locals. An inquest into Jo Blazek’s death concludes the killer is Bob Ballard, with testimony noting his later pistol display. Jacob Shramek remains badly wounded but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazek
Minert
Bob Ballard
Houston
Keeepin
W. KB. Hudson
Batts
Jacob Shramek
Funeral of Mrs Woolf Held Yesterday Afternoon
The funeral for Mrs. M. Woolf was held at 3 30 yesterday afternoon with Dr. A Suhler of Waco officiating. The death notice mentions two sisters Lena Vogel living here and another sister in Posen Germany and two brothers, Marx Pinski in New Orleans and another in St Louis.
Railroad Chief Reviews Oil Mill and Lumber Yard Switches
Chief Engineer J. D. Trammell of the International and Great Northern railroad was in town yesterday to oversee arrangements for completing the C. W. and B. V. switches to the oil mill and into the Garth Howell and Webb lumber yard. He stated that no definite plans have been formulated yet for extending the line beyond this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Trammell
International & Great Northern Railroad
Garth, Howell and Webb
A and M College to Meet Kansas City Medical College
Arrangements are in place for a football game here on Thursday November 22 between the A and M College team and the Kansas City Medical College team. The C W and B V railroad will run an excursion from Calvert and Hearne, signaling strong local interest in the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Medical College
C. W. «& B. V. Railroad
Calvert and
Hearne
Stove Repair Offer from W. W. Griitlin of Bryan
A local notice announces W. W. Griitlin offering stove repair services in Bryan. He invites immediate contact for cook and heater stoves and asks to leave a postal if not seen, promising prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Griitlin
Bryan
Dee
Ladies Aid Society Sale at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church announces a sale of handkerchiefs and other small fancy work items suitable for Christmas gifts on Friday December 14 1900. Further details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
Dentist C M Doss Promotes Painless Extractions
Dr C M Doss operates in the Parker building above Burt Norwood's, a graduate of Ohio College of Dental Surgery class of 1886. He specializes in crown and bridge work and offers anaesthetic chloretone for painless tooth extractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Doss
Parker Building
Burt Norwood
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
New Gallery Opens Next Door to Bonneville’s Racket Store
G A Markham opens a two week gallery display at 18 Tol, offering a free 5 by 7 medalion photo cabinet with each dozen cabinets ordered, priced at $1.50 per dozen. Location next door to Bonneville’s Racket Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol
Eall
Bonneville
G. A. Markham
John Caldwell's Magnificent Jewelry Stock Display
John Caldwell offers a complete stock of jewelry and silver ware including cut glass Dresden clocks and a wide range of novelties. The display also features ladies and gents umbrellas and other items in his line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Parks Waldrop Stock Promotes Winter Underwear Sale
It will pay you to look through Parks & Waldrop's stock of winter underwear before you buy, the largest assortment of fleece lined goods in the city from 50c a garment up, all sizes. They also offer overcoats in blue and Oxford gray, all lengths and sizes 33 to 44, and Caldwell's stock has holiday selections for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks & Waldrop
Oxford
For Rent Five Room Cottage Near Mrs. E. T. Johnson
A neat five room cottage is available for rent and applications should be directed to Mrs. E. T. Johnson. Contact details appear with the listing reference 297.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Johnson
Suspect Arrested in Potter Assault and Lake Shore Robbery
Chicago, Nov. 15. Police say a man arrested at Diversey boulevard and Lincoln avenue is suspected of assaulting Mrs. Potter in the O W Potter residence early Tuesday and of involvement in a separate Lake Shore drive robbery. He was found with two revolvers a billy and a carrier's uniform package. Police refuse to reveal details about the other robbery tied to a large Sheffield avenue district break in last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O. W. Potter
Lake Shore Drive
Sheffield Avenue
Diversey Boulevard
Lincoln Avenue
Dead bandit linked to wealthy Massachusetts family
Chicago, Nov 15. A bandit killed Oct 6 by an express messenger on the Kansas City route is said to be the outcast son of a wealthy Massachusetts family. Lieutenant Rohan cited a long-known thief as the informant who provided the lead and warned the family would suffer if names were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baxter
Kansas City, St. Joe
Council Bluffs
Massachusetts
Rohan
Kansas City St. Joe
Express
Roosevelt Denies DAR Presidency Claim
In Washington on November 15, the Daughters of the American Revolution search for a president. Mrs Roosevelt was announced a week ago, but she states in a letter she never belonged to the society and does not wish the presidency. State chapters have not spoken, aim to settle before the February congress meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Roosevelt
Congress
Irrigation amendment defeated in early returns
Austin based dispatch reports incomplete county returns showing the proposed amendment to authorize irrigation districts across county lines was defeated in Baylor, Clay, Wichita and Archer counties. The plan would allow tax levies for irrigation plants with a two thirds landowner vote. New Bedford and New York items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Baylor
Clay
Wichita
Archer
MacArthur orders press die patches copies from cables
Manila dated report states censorship is lifted. General MacArthur directs cable firms to furnish him with a copy of all press die patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
General MacArthur
Mount Olive Slack Hunter Fatally Injured in Runaway
In Mount Olive Illinois on November 15 Joseph Thomas a slack hunter at one No 8 was killed when a runaway caused him to be thrown under a car and run over by the wheels, inflicting fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive
Ill
Joseph Thomas
Thomas
Port Declared Free From Plague by Glasgow Cable
Washington reports Surgeon General Wyman received a cablegram from Glasgow via Surgeon Thomas stating the port was declared free from plague on November 14. The notice confirms a public health milestone and signals authorities will monitor ongoing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyman
Thomas
Glasgow
Society of the Army of Tennessee votes for Indianapolis reunion
Detroit November 15 The Society of the Army of Tennessee has voted to hold the next reunion in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Society of the Army of Tennessee
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Webs Bros
E Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Nixon, Kurten, Macy and
Eagle Traveling Man
Idolbser
E. R. Emmet
Viv Company
Thas
Asso
R. Emmel
Caldwell
Mra. Potter
the Dead Bandit
Mrs. Roosevelt
New Bedford
Mass
Henry W. Morse
Swallow
United States
Clifford
Miss Morgan
New York
Louise Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Herbert Livingston Saterlee
St. George's Church
Christopher T. Ahlstrom
Boulevard Hotel
Broadway
Levy Bros
Levy Brothers
Franklin Brothers
Bryan, Texas
New Market
Courthouse
Bryan Grocery Company
Candy Kitchen
Wynter
Berwick Bay
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Willinery
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
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