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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
3
Northbound train No 1 leaves at 10 20 a m. No 8 at 1 27 p m No 6 at 2 13 a m Southbound No 2 at 2 40 p m No 4 at 4 16 p m No 6 at 2 46 a m Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations
Local items list Coulter's new waists and corsets deals at Coulter's and 56 to 60 inch fabrics. Movements include Dr Eaves visiting, Read's Drug Store specials, and various people in Bryan with plans, sales, and church activities. The arcades note the funeral of Mrs Dunnica at 4 pm with family details and memorial mentions.
Mrs Paul Montgomery Raysor president of the Woman's Reading Club hosted a reception yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 for the federated clubs of the city at her home. The decor featured white and yellow colors with greenery and candescent lighting. Guests were greeted by Miss Adelle Raysor and welcomed by Mesdames Hudson Allen Felder while the hostess was joined by Mrs Oliver McInnis and Anderson. An Italian harp provided music and Misses Lynn Raysor and Irene Beard served punch. White and yellow chrysanthemum flowers complemented white cake.
The finest sweet potatoes in the city are offered at 25 cents a bucket. Mrs. J. M. Felder and Mrs. George Winter returned yesterday after visiting in Navasota.
A testimonial promotes Wine of Cardui as a remedy for menstrual pain and general female health. It claims widespread success among women including Mrs. Helena Blau of Milwaukee and urges readers to buy a $1 bottle from their druggist.
T P Boyett will move into the Kernole home and Ed Wickes will occupy it. For sale a six room house with three lots and cistern. Daughters of the Confederacy meet Friday. St Joseph church plans a new 5000 church. Rent a portion of a residence. Get keg and bottle pickles from Bryan Grocery Co.
Notice states all or any part of Negro Park in the west part of town is for sale. Applications or inquiries go to C. A. Harris.
B F Hawkins the expert piano tuner has departed the city to spend several days in Bryan next week. Patrons needing tuning should place orders at once at the Eagle office.
A lady reports a lost purse containing two owner cards and a small amount of cash. The owner will be at the Eagle office to claim and identify the belongings after several days.
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