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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
3
The fragment lists rail schedule items for northbound and southbound trains with numbers 8, 5, 2, 4, and 6. It appears to be a timetable snippet noting route identifiers and service sequences for a historical railway stop.
Yesterday several figures from Calvert Palestine Navasota Hearne and McGregor visited Bryan including Louis Fuller D Lawrence Sam Cavitt E D Schumacher Mrs Deport Smythe and Miss Hilda Preston. Judge Hudson returned to Cameron for district court. R R Claridge and O H Reed were in town. Mrs G A Foster Roy and other locals. For sale: George Jenkins place via E J Jenkins. Robert Armstrong returned from Wheelock with Mrs Armstrong staying.
All members are asked to meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon at Missen Pitts home for important business. Also notice listings for a six room house for sale with three lots, located between the court house and Allen Academy. Additionally dues requested for the Friend-in-Need Society in memory of Mrs Minerva Buckhaults. Government reports on county bonds and deaths included.
Guy Caufman brings a sensational western drama to Bryan featuring Siberian wolves that attack a highwayman during a snow storm. The production is described as unlike typical westerns, with a strong company and elaborate scenery. Frank E. Hadley has coordinated arrangements and talked about the show in the Eagle office.
I and G N railway offers round trip tickets at 31:50 for A and M College versus University of Texas at Austin on Thanksgiving Day. Special train from Bryan at 7:30 am arrives Austin 11:30 am. return leaves Austin 7 pm, Bryan 10:30 pm. Excursion tickets valid Dec 23-26 and 31, 1902 and Jan 1, 1903, return by Jan 3.
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