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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1898
Page
3
Gene has been sick while Bhomas came back from Cory ch and others arrive in the city. Dunlap returned to Milli caray, Johnson came from Heterday, Joe Reynolds returned yesterday, Z E King and Judge J D Adair returned to Taylor, Maud and Olive Willson visit Mrs F. FE Mistrot in Galves.
Dr J 8 Edge and Sam Victor of Kurten were here yesterday. M s W L Dean of Madisonville left yesterday to visit in Waco. Mrs M M Sandal of Wellborn visited friends in Bryan yesterday. M F Vitopil of Providence called on The Eagle while in town yesterday. Nevel Ross and Master Ross Harrington were here from college yesterday. Dr Juling Zalech and W L Zalech were here from Willow Hole yesterday. Capt and Mrs John Q Tabor arrived from San Antonio yesterday afternoon. Prof H H Raymond is here from Ohio shaking hands with Brazos county friends. Joe Gaines of Bethel left for Beil county yesterday, where he will make his home. Miss Eugenia Bone came down from Hearne yesterday accompanied by Mrs G F Brittain. Capt J M Love of Cottonwood was able to be in town today after an illness of two weeks. Keep the question of street improvement hot. Don t let it rest until better streets are secured. H M White of Houston representing the Diebold safe and lock company was in the city yesterday. Lon Johnson has the cheapest and finest samples of wall paper and room moulding ever seen in Bryan. Mrs W Pinkston and little son returned to Waco yesterday after a pleasant visit to relatives here. Those ladies who have seen The Eagle s Steelplate visiting cards are enthusiastic over the beautiful work. With graded streets a sewerage system and a new depot Bryant will be a hummer for looks as well as it is for business.
Pair of heavy winter shoes offered with extra heavy extension at $3.50 per pair. Every pair guaranteed.
A mid season sale offers the entire fall and winter millinery stock at cost. Hats ribbons velvets and feathers are available with no old stock and no carryover. The offer promises fresh up to date fashions at exceptional bargains.
Interest in wheat growing is increasing in Brazos county with Kurten and Reliance farmers discussing the crop and some planting reports of good stands. W H Morgan of Reliance reports 65 cents per bushel for seed wheat and plans to grind home produce if profitable, reflecting crop diversification and local enterprise. House for rent on Main street listed. wallpaper deals offered by Lon Johnson.
Reports from Little Rock describe depositions in the Choctaw and Memphis Railroad Co. versus Missouri Pacific in chancery court. Witnesses suggest Missouri Pacific acts in bad faith to block Choctaw construction. Hearing not completed.
Weideman's Comedians begin a week at the Grand opera house on Monday night with That Naughty Kid a four act farce. The company numbers twenty performers plus a fine band and operatic orchestra. Last season they drew good crowds here. Ladies with escorts and paid reserved seat tickets enter free Monday night. Ticket prices are 10 20 and 30 cents.
The council signals firm handling of the street improvement issue and aims for careful, low cost results. Names of attendees include H M White Houston H B Fall Waco L T Fuller Calvert J E Altman St Louis Jaok Merry Philadelphia J O McFarland Louisiana E C Gerrande Houston H H Deutchner Galveston R M McGarvey Dallas E W Dehlendorf Puerto Rico F Zwei fel Galveston Byron Miller New Orleans M H Armistead Houston Searcy Williams Houston.
The ad promotes Hall's Iron Tonic Bitters for indigestion after Thanksgiving, fall cholera mixture for cholera morbus, Hall's Little Liver Pills for biliousness, Hall's Baby Cordial for infant cholera, and other well known remedies. It notes aims to run a perfect drug store selling pure drugs and to please customers.
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