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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
3
A compendium of small notices includes openings and sales at Mrs Hobgood's and Coulter's, grocery specials from Bryan Grocery Co, quail season kickoff, a fair schedule with College Day and Military Day, family travel updates, and multiple classified asks for houses and wares. Prominent names include Mrs. Hobgood, Bryan Grocery Co, Coulter's, J. F. Parks, A. W. Hollman, and Daughters of the Confederacy.
A Great Sale features fall and winter hats at Mrs Hobgoods. Coulter’s advertises 16 year old boys knee pants 60c and flannel waists from 1.00 to 4.98. John K Davis on sick list. M D Newton of Austin in city. Miss Cora Dulaney to Nava sota. John S Williamson left for Fort Worth. Cele brated White Crest Flour just received. You get finest sweet potatoes 26c bucket Bryan Grocery Co. Levy Bros. Alice Myers and Lilla Graham Melnnis left for Washington to attend school.
Mr Mark Rudsill of Harris county visits Cottonwood. Miss Ruby Horton visiting relatives. Alvin O rear son of Mrs A L O rear buried at Cottonwood cemetery Sept 26. Sympathy extended. Chas Brown left with mules for the northeast. Mrs Shaw with her son at Kurten. Prof B W Edge in community yesterday. Mrs Hudspeth returned from Austin. Henry Sheppherd of Kurten in town Saturday. Mr Albert Terry of Bryan Sunday. Cor R E Scott teaches in Macy starting soon. Mrs J A Hester visited Mrs Kelly who is ill. J K Presnai returned from Belt visiting daughter Laura at college. C R Presnal made a flying trip to Cottonwood Sunday. Hut Rock.
An item notes an event involving Mrs C P Hobgood on a Friday dated October 3. The readable text provides limited details beyond the date and name.
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