Local Items From Bryan And Nearby Areas
Marlin resident L R Alexander spent Saturday and Sunday in Bryan. Henry returned to Courtney after visiting relatives. McClung came back from Millican and Allenfarm. Clara Wilson and Idella Lawless from Kurten visited Saturday. Webb Bros. promote 2c Ladies hose and 415 Boys and Girls Hose. J D West left for Presbyterian synod at Milford. Rentals offered on Main street corner store and a four room cottage. Annie Goodson ill with slow fever. Mitchells of Mart visiting Capt. Wiley family. Misses Mattie and Maggie Riley returned to Hearne. A buggy horse and Stanhope for sale. Webb Bros. adver tises children wear and hosiery. Oscar Robinson and others attended a football game in Austin. Stoves and heaters advertised by J Allen Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Alexander
Marlin
Bryan
Will Henry
Courtney
R. McClung
Millican
Allenfarm
Clara Wilson
Idella Lawless
Kurten
J. R. Coston
Chappell Hill
A. B. Coston
Webb Bros
Mattie
Maggie Riley
Hearne
James Wardell
Main Street
H. G. Rhodes
Local News Roundup From Calvert to Waco
Local items note visits by D. Mike Jr and R. T Boyle on Sunday and Monday. Navasota resident Lowery and Steele from Steele's store were in town yesterday. Hearne’s E. M. McNutt and Calvert’s Judge Taliaferro recently traveled. Franc Clarke and family visiting in Waco. Floy Beckham from Hearne guests Misses Smith. J W Brogdon on a Stamford business trip. Webb Bros sells Windsor Kid Gloves for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Steele
Steele's
E. M. McNutt
Hearne
T. P. Wootan
Frank Clarke
Waco
W. G. Taliaferro
Calvert
Jas
Kennale of
Anderson
Bryan
Floy Beckham of
Hearness
Oklahoma Beats Oklahoma A and M 6 to 0 in College Gridiron
After a fierce struggle at the college field, the University of Oklahoma defeated A and M 6 to 0 with a blocked drop kick deciding the score. Blake Hope and Benjamin starred for A and M while heavy visiting players challenged Bryan as crowds watched from the stands. Officials Be thea and Perkins supervised the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
University of Oklahoma
M. Boys
Oklahoma
Blake
Hope
Benjamin
Bryan
Bethea and
Perkins
Jersey fleece lined Ladies Union Suit sale by Webb Bros
No 1113 ribbed fleeced lined ladies union suit offered at 25 cents per suit by Webb Bros. Contact 271-2738. J W Cone was summoned to Fort Worth yesterday due to the sudden death of his elderly mother, reported as over seventy years old, a shock to Cone and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Bros
Lad Ladies Union
J. W. Cone
Ft. Worth
Mr. Cone
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Mer
Ween Bros
Adams
Ennis Eessiones
Br. J. D. West
Presbyterian Synod
Milford
Texas
G. Parsons
Annie Goodson
J. J. Mitchell
Mart
W. H. Wiley
Oneita Union
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Della Goodman
Reisel
J. W. Goodman
Willow Hole
L. R. Bonneville
Oscar Robinson
L. Dunn
H.D. Harrison
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J. Allen Myers
D. Mike Jr
R. T Boyle
Rsin
Lowery
Navasota
J. W. Brogdon
Stamford
Windsor
E. J. Jenkins
Boy’s Leggins
Parks Q Waldrop
Men’s Outfiters
C. M. Proctor
Bessie A. Still
Joe B. Reed
Henry Oscar
Beatrice and
Gussie Oscar
Alberta Paris
J. B. Gambrel
Dallas
Baptist Church
Cassie Riley
Florence Shirley
May Morgan
Essie Shealey
Belle Holland
Davie Holland
Reliance
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Frank Williford
Mr. Brookshire
Houston
Geo. Brookshire
Allen Accademy
Sells Bros
Luther Taylor
Will
Shorty
O. A. Robertson
Vina Carpenter
Francesco Dinina
Cologera Fazzino
Munro Stinson
Louisa Jarvis
J. M. Carroll
Jessie Carson
Albert Twiddy
Willie Malone
Jegoctare Sims
Jennett Shorter
Ed. Haynes
Callina Henderson
Lewis Merka
Mattie Yeagersky
Henry Britton
Mary Ann Newel
A. G. Board
Nagle
G. W. McMichael
Nunn
Albert Winchester
Jeff Arnett
Carnegie Library Board
8. B. Buchanan
San Antonio
Wes Waldrop
United States
W. A. Pearce
Lake Charles
Teneha
Edge
G. P. Edge
Abilene
Ora Sander
Adline Sanders
Ira Gooch
Pho
MO. M. L & Comp
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China
Sludé Wernicke
Levy Bros
Levy
Taylor’s
MO. A. Moore
A. D. McConnico
John A. Moore
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