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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented timetable shows train numbers for northbound and southbound services, with Nos. 6 and 2 4 6 and 38 4 indicated as fast trains. The note includes arrival times around 1 58 p m and 0 28 48, plus references to principal station and stopping patterns. The text is garbled but centers on rail schedule particulars and station stops.
A damaged timetable fragment lists passenger trains with departures at 7:00 am from a main line and connections east and west. It also notes a 7:00 pm arrival and a 4:50 pm southbound mixed service, with unclear train numbers and destinations.
Anonymized local news item provides brief civic notes and community updates. The readable lines mention municipal matters and social notices, with no clear names or dates identifiable from the fragment.
Miss Alice Cone returns to Nava- Sota yesterday while shoppers seek toilet articles at MacDougalds drug store. Several locals report visits, rents, sales, and notices including available lumber bargains and tours from Waco and Nome. Ongoing promotions include Franklin Bros. meats and Haswells stage seats. Dozens of small items list arrivals, sales, apologies, and holiday offerings from local businesses and residents.
Rafe Chatham of Waco and Bob Chatham of Dallas greeted friends yesterday. For sale buggy and harness nearly new, apply Mrs George R Tabor. Rev John LaRosa left for Houston to attend a marriage with August Giuffre. Franklin Bros meats praised for value. Miss Fredricks back to Galveston. Mr and Mrs Volle visit Calvert. Wilson Jenkins Drug Co holiday opening Tuesday night. Walter Barrow, 14, fell from a horse near the cemetery yesterday, recovering. Lost Texas Moline Plow Co catalogue. return to Bryan Grocery Co. for reward. For rent Mrs Shepard residence. apply C A Adams.
Mrs. Marriott wife of Prof. E K. Marriott of Bethel died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. A L Shackelford’s home in Mumford. She was 52, a native of Atpama, leaves a husband and six children, and was interred at Bethel after services and escort by relatives. In Bryan, holiday goods pours in as merchants showcase stocks and toy lines. rental demand and new homes rise with steady growth. local notes report a large glove sale at Norwoods and ongoing horse training and harness work by Nabors Bros and M L Moore at the fair grounds.
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