Train Schedule Snippet With Times and Nos
A fragmentary timetable lists a series of trains with numbered schedules and times. It includes No. 2 South bound at 1:38 p m and No. 9 South bound at 2:48 a m along with No. 14 North bound at 12:54 p m and No. 15 South bound at 4:14 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliaann
Noort’ Weind
South Bound
G. N
North Bound
New coats and sales at Wagner and local shops
Local notices list new furs at A. J. Wagner and special prices on ladies suits and wraps. Visitors to the city Friday include W. P. Jones Harvey, Dr May Smetana, R. L. Buchanan Steep Hollow, J. P. Gilpin Morris School House, Calvin Risinger Holwagon Chapel, W. D. Yardley Harvey, and Mr. W. E. Graham Rock Prairie. Also items on rentals, farm implements, employment, feed stores, and a public notice contest.
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Wagner's
W. P. Jones
Harvey
May
Smetana
A. J. Wagner
R. L. Buchanan
Steep Hollow
J. P. Gilpin
Morris School House
August Prenzer
Kurten
Cora Gardner
Tom Lee
J. N. Cole
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Personal notices from Bryan and vicinity reflect travel visits
A long list of visits and trips from Bryan area residents includes Mrs. W. A. Knox in Stone, Miss Mae Wynne at College, Miss Lola Sellers shopping in the city, Jas. Tobias on a Belton trip, Oscar Kurten in the city, Alma Cole returning from Austin, J. K. Presnal and Ralph Rudasill visiting for business, plus many others from Cottonwood, Harvey, Cross, Holligan Chapel and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Knox
Stone
Mae Wynne
Lola Sellers
Jas. Tobias
Belton
Oscar Kurten
Kurten
Bethel
Alma Cole
Austin
J. K. Presnal
Cottonwood
Ralph Rudasill
Tabor
O. C. Chastain
W. D. Sellers
Harvey
W. W. Rudasill
George Terry
Holigan Chapel
Ed Wren
Iola
Grimes County
Morgan Cross
Harris School
Marshall Jones
Jeff Corn
Reliance
J. A. Bowles
Mart
Roger Nall
P. H. Dawson
Wellborn
B. F. Leman
Sam Bell
C. M. Risinger
Holligan Chapel
R. H. Haltom
Benchley
W. D. Stallings
J. N. Chadwick
Cross
Seargeant
J. M. Kenny
College
A. J. Wagner & Company
H. F. Payne
Bryan
Bertha Graham
Providence School
A. J. Tabor
Rock Prairie
A. J. Tabor Sr
Little Mississippi
J. C. Nagle
A. and M
Sherrard
Burnett
Robert Armstrong
H. K. Harrison
Brenham
Ed Cleary
Coleman County
Charlotte Galloway
J. W. Cavitt
Prenzel
Tom Reed
Major Hart Returns From Oklahoma Trip
Major D. S. Hart reports Oklahoma unsuitable for residence and forecasts a lighter cotton crop. He notes storm houses replace gardens as homes and persistent dust from strong winds. Hart will remain here. Bullock's show window adds a large cauliflower and a poem by Joe Saladiner praising Texas and asking who will be Taft's Fidus Achates while Roosevelt is away in Africa.
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O. EB. Minkert
Eagle Office
New Orleans
Mergenthaler Machine Works
Little Mississippi Church
Franklin
Calvert
Robertson County
Educational Board
Central Texas, Baptist Association
J. H. Bullock
M. E. Weaver
First Baptist Church
D. B. Wait
O. C. Charlton
Texas Woman's College
D. S. Hart
Oklahoma
Major Hart
Kuykendall
Joe Saladiner
Texas
Roosevelt
Afri ‘Ca
Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Graham
Co. C. Gannaway
College Station
Vick
Elijah Lindsey
Brazos County
Lindsey
Oliver Taylor
R. L. Taylor
Taylor
Houston Post
Mattie Scrimshire
Zapata County
Mexico
Washington
Guy P. Bittle
Wicks Feed Store
K. P
J. W. Rawls
W. Coulter
Little Rock
Jas. C. Coulter
Willis Reynolds
Reynolds
Lena Gilpin
Margaret McLaughlin
William Rigby
Douglas Ayers
Holmes
John
Grand Opera House
Marion & Woods
Parks & Walkren
First National Bank
BRYA
Bryan Roller Rink