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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
2
In Clarksville Texas on November 25 Dr. Terry removed a seven inch water snake from a Negro boy’s stomach using a stomach pump after the patient became violently ill. The boy said he had eaten turnip leaves and then drank from a spring where small water snakes were present.
In San Antonio two black men frightened three girls and burglarized three houses along with other depredations. Many offices close early as women return home, forming plans for escorts or gatherings for safety.
A Carnegie hall meeting of businessmen and Daughters of the Confederacy members discussed housing 225 U D C convention delegates expected next week. Only 108 homes secured. volunteers urged to list hosts or offer meals to delegates. Contact A W Wilkerson at City National Bank by tomorrow at 9 a.m. to confirm capacity. Do it now. Funeral notes report death of a devout church member, survived by husband and two children. service held yesterday at 3 p.m. with burial at Alexander cemetery.
Mrs Bettie Dean aged 47, wife of A A Dean, died Sunday afternoon at 2 50 at the family home in the Alexanders community. Born and reared in Brazos county she was formerly Miss Bettie Fullerton and belonged to one of the county’s oldest and most highly esteemed families. She was a member of the family.
In Bryan residents face fall catarrh with coughing night disturbance and coated tongues. The ad claims Hyomei cures quickly with a guarantee that it costs nothing unless it cures and cites E J Jenkins selling outfits with the same promise.
Annual memorial services will be held next Sunday throughout Elkhom with Bryan Lodge No. 859 staging rituals at the opera house at 3 p.m. The program includes ritual work addresses and music led by Oliver as exalted ruler. Notable orators Judge Muse of Dallas and Hon. B. F. McNilty of San Antonio will speak.
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