Local News and Society Notes From Bryan
Local items report residents in Bryan visiting nearby towns, travels to Navasota and San Antonio, and social events. Mentions J P Wilson, Lizzie Wilcox, Agnes Taylor, Miss Paul, Vera Morey, Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Taylor, and Mrs Lee Herbert with updates on their movements. Includes theater plans, a comedy at the Grand Opera house, and a Christian church fundraiser. Also lists marriage licenses and real estate for sale, plus notices of younger Bernard Laski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron B. Rice
Grand Opera House
F. C. Fondren
Lena Beard
Robi
Kennard
Elizabeth Curry
Samuel Curtis
Pearcy Barrett
Charlie Palazzo
Frances Marino
James Allen
Mary Bailey
R. C. Carson
Minnie Ratliff
Francisco Purino
Rosa Mestreta
Courthouse
Allen Academy
A. W. Hollman
H. and T. Schedule of North and South Trains
Northbound No. 1 at 10 20 a m No 8 at 1 27 p m No 6 at 2 18 a m. Southbound No 2 at 2 00 p m No 4 at 4 16 p m No 6 at 2 46 a m. Bow 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Batts Seeks Re election for Brazos District Clerk
J W Batts announces his candidacy for re election as Brazos county district clerk. He has served about three years since appointment by Judge Taliaferro and subsequent re election. Voters know him as a careful efficient officer who handles district court business rapidly without assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Batts
Taliaferro
J. and G. N. Excursion to San Antonio Fair
J. and G. N. announce an excursion to the San Antonio Fair from October 17 to 29 with tickets on sale until October 30. Round trip fare from Bryan is $6.15. Special sales from Bryan are $3.00 for certain dates with limited sale windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Merry-Go-Round Contest Voting Attracts Bryan Seeks Parasol Prize
In Bryan the merry go round owners launched a popularity contest with one vote per ticket and a $15 parasol prize. Exhibition begins Thursday at Parks and Waldrop's, voting closes Saturday night, restricted to white voters. Yesterday’s tallies show Miss Shafer 30, Miss Stubenrauch 26, Miss Leman 22, Miss Wicol 54, Miss Jones 6, Miss Myers 6, Miss Hobgood and Miss Bugg 8 each. Contact number 267 273.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Merry-Go-Round
Parks & Waldrop’s
Shafer
Lillie Leman
Mary Stubenrauch
Lillie May Jones
Maud Wicol
Ella Myers
Ivy Hobgood
Sidney Bugg
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Chase & Sanborn
Braun
Dansby
Passenr
Hall
Yester
J. P. Wilson
Navasota
Lizzie Wilcox
Mumford
Agnes ‘Taylor
San Antonio
J. D. Jones
Chas
Knoblauch
Allegretti
Read’s Drug Store
Miss Paul
Calvert
Geo. F. Paul
Vera Morey
Belton
Jennie Howell
FE. C. Harder & Co
Lee Herbert
Geo. W. Higgs
Elizabeth Taylor
Lampasas
W. A. Withers
John M. Caldwell
Bernard Joseph
Bernard Laski
Marlin
Bryav
T. FE. Shaw
Shaw
Elkhart
Anderson County
J. H. Lieyd
Kurten
J. J. Presley
Burleson County
E. C. Harder & Co
H. Allphin
Madisonville
J. C. Renfrod Franklin
Frank Hinzie
Palestine Herald
W. Sewall
Carson, Sewall & Co
Houston
C. W. Carr
M. C. Young
Jackson, Tenn
Mrs. Haltom
Camnden, Ark
I. H. Newton
Visigors
Texas
GER A.O
Parks
Men’s Outfitters
San Antonio Fair
Elite Restaurrant
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Nabors
Abors Bros
Miss Fay Lee
The
Shakespearian Club
Kansas City
Cardus
Fay Lee
North Seventh Street
Kansas
America
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cardui
Wine
Lothes
Oxford
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