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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
5
Northbound and southbound railroad schedules published for No 8 1 2 Noa. Smyrna figs noted at Fountain's. Local residents from Zulch Macy Dallas Kurten Mad ison and Navada visited the city yesterday. Several changes in business ownership and license notices accompany routine court and social notices.
Ed Kiam invites readers to use his store as headquarters during their Houston visit. Shoppers may request that credit for purchases go to Mrs. Mary Lawrence or have goods sent to her for delivery and collection.
W A Millican of Millican was shot and killed near the Brazos riverbend early Thursday. Sergeant H H South of Terrell Bros farm surrendered in Bryan, waived examination, posted 5000 bond with sureties E H Terrell and others, claiming self defense. Remains laid to rest at Millican with Woodmen of the World support.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m A full stewards meeting follows the morning service All who have not paid missionary and conference money should bring it in this Sunday as only one more week to conference I F Betts Pastor
Limited time offer from Wilson Grain & Coal Co for cotton seed hulls at 5.00 per ton delivered. Phone 376. Also rental notice for a five room house near Allen Academy via Mrs Higgs. Reports include rail service issues affecting Mississippi cotton oil mills and several local incidents. Senator Culberson and family are in Washington for the congressional session.
The Columbia Opera Company delivered a sparkling, musical performance of Said Pasha with Miss Charlotte Gilman as prima donna, Holmes as tenor, and Allbright as baritone. Two comedians and strong choruses complemented a well received show. Matinee at 2 30 pm offers Olivette. tonight concludes with Erminie.
Ash Pond owned by W. S. Mial in the Brazos bottom is leased by the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted with no trespassing. Also, Daughters of the Confederacy thank Mr. E. J. Fountain and patrons of a tea at Mr. Fountain's store for convention fund, totaling $12.50.
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