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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
5
Northbound trains schedule times listed for H and T C and I G N services. Northbound No 3 at 1 38 P M No 5 at 12 46 A M No 2 Southbound 7 No 6 Southbound 2 48 A I G N Schedule No 102 Northbound 10 10 A M No 101 Southbound 4 44 P M
A long list of residents and visitors in Bryan reports many yesterday and today in town. Names include Charley Locke, Pittuck, T. C. Penny, J. A. D. Robinson, Henry Stewart, Mrs. Blanche Meekins, Will and Elbert Kitchen, Ernest and Stanley Eliott, Homer Gannaway, Gainer Parker, Mrs. R. H. Seale, Miss Bessie Seale, Uncle Jack Battle, O. E. McAnulty, Miss Norma Calhoun, and numerous others from nearby counties and towns. Also noted are shop ads, goods prices, and local business updates including fishing stock, clothing, and hardware items.
A condensed happenings column notes East Texas shipping out thousands of fruit trees. Other items include a white baby found in an outhouse, a Fort Worth to Topeka adoption reference, local government form changes, and assorted regional notices.
Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and public worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m sermons by the pastor Young People Union 6 30 p m Presbyterian Church Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 7 15 p m Westminster League 6 30 p m
Ladies Choral Club of Bryan invites all members to a 3 30 PM business meeting at the Carnegie Library. Important club matters to be discussed. Mrs Ed Hall presides.
Announcement notes attendance at the Beaumont horse show and race meeting from November 27 to December 1, with details to be seen in another Eagle advertisement. Lost dog description included: mostly white bird dog with a solid liver head and a small back spot. Return to W. R. Cavitt at 102 im.
Closeout sale on boys coats sizes 3 to 9 priced at 2.150 dollars per coat at Burt Norwood's store. Local advert mentions 301 as part of the listing.
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