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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
5
The notice lists schedule numbers for passenger trains including No 3 Northbound at 1 38 PM No 5 Northbound at 12 46 PM No 2 Southbound at 3 40 PM No 6 Southbound at 2 48 AM Schedule No 102 Northbound 10 10 AM No 101 Southbound 4 44 PM.
Daily notes show Jas H Webb and Bradley visiting Houston and Navasota, Major Cavitt in Calvert, Mrs H R Hayes visiting Montgomery, E Lacy returning to Hondo City, Tom Wilson from Navasota, D Newton in Austin, H E Terrell from Navasota, J E Porter from Caldwell, R J Roberts to Houston, Leonard McDonald in city, W W Gainer from Steels Store, and Mary Lawrence promoting Christmas novelties. Notices include hunts closed near Bryan and classifieds for stoves, cordwood workers, and rental inquiries.
Bryan commemorated Thanksgiving with near total business closures and family gatherings. A large I and G N excursion carried 783 tickets to Austin for the football game, while Reverend M T Andrews preached a powerful sermon at the Presbyterian church on Psalm 147:20. He contrasted optimism and pessimism, urged moral leadership, and predicted a national religious revival.
Austin reports the Varsity defeated A and M by 24 to 6. Bryan hosts a Ladies Choral Club recital at the Carnegie Library to honor U D C delegates. Lost lace fan offers a $5 reward. Local moves include DuBose yard relocation and Seale replacing Pinkerton at a Mumford farm. Families relocate homes in Bryan and Harvey areas.
A closeout sale offers the entire line of China Dinner Sets including Havelin white and other patterns at sacrifice prices to clear room for the music department. First come, first served at 308 John M. Caldwell.
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