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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
5
North and south bound train times listed for H & T C and I G N railways. Local items include residents visiting, store ads for Norwood's and Burt Norwood's clothing, a missing dog report, moving picture show, Thanksgiving invitations, football plans, court ruling on McCorquodale, and notices of residents moving to Albany.
Beaumont invites the world to a November 27 28 29 30 and December 1 horse show and race meeting with Frank James starting and 7000 dollars in stakes and purses. The event promises numerous attractions and highlights the city itself. Local notices include school observations by Supt I P Minter visiting Mexia Corsicana Hillsboro and Waco and moving plans from J E Bubela to Lagerton Haskell county. Other notes mention Mrs B D Cash and Mrs Hanna visiting Bryan and a Marlin Democrat report about W W F Hooper's Southwestern Telephone reception and blankets for sale.
Postal card from R. W. Knoblauch dated November 19 1906 reports heavy snow in El Paso Texas with 12 inches depth and streetcar disruption. Jack Taliaferro has purchased half interest in the Orndorff Drug Store. firm name continues.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sewall and others from Houston Huntsville Crockett attended the Eastham-Howell wedding and left yesterday for their homes. The group included Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Oliphint Mrs. Delha Eastham Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Eastham and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eastham.
E. L. Harris advertises a cart of fine apples on Bryan Street east of the post office with a call to hurry, promising quick sale and asking buyers to bring containers.
A warm proposition from Wilson & Edge promotes the celebrated North Star wool blankets. The ad invites buyers to purchase a pair, promising warmth and value for customers seeking comfort in colder seasons.
Cut flowers for sale advertised by Miss J L Mitchell at 503 Dallas street. Also note attend the Beaumont horse show and race meeting from November 27 to December 1 inclusive with details in another Eagle advertisement. 305
Hue fresh bread and cakes of all kinds available at the Texas Bakery. Careful attention to special orders. Phone 86. Mrs. Otto Boehme. tf wood's. 301.
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