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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
2
E. J. Fountain announces a tea series at his store to benefit church women. The first tea is Friday Oct 26 from 5 to 8 p m, refreshments provided by Fountain, served by ladies, with all proceeds to the Methodist ladies. Fountain also donates 5 percent of store sales during these hours to the ladies.
In county court yesterday Joe Zaby pled guilty to carrying a pistol and was fined $100 plus costs. Ed Taylor, colored, was convicted of disturbing the peace and fined $1 plus costs. Nat Thornton, colored, had his case for carrying a pistol continued on his application.
Subscribers to stock in the new press company are requested to meet at the undersigned office Friday afternoon October 20 at 4 PM to effect organization. D275 M. Parker.
Promotion for a large fair in San Anannio running October 31 through November 11 promises a unique event. It features two of Mexico’s finest bands and a company of Rurales, with excursion rates via I. and G. N. Agents or D. S. Price, P. T. A., Palestine, Texas.
Advertisements note competing flour quality and price while promoting American Beauty flour as superior. Local notices mention bakery services, fabric goods, livestock for sale, lost encyclopedia rewards, and social visits. Multiple names and places appear, including Navasota, Minden, Duncanville, Hearne, College Station, Calvert, and Houston.
Billy Cunningham injured by a bridge fall. Mrs. Robinson visits from Waco with Mrs. Robinson. A fatal shooting occurs near Pitt Bridge in Burleson county with the shooter at large. J R Davis reports depot plans for T&BV and H&T C lines and trains soon. Chas Todaro returns to Bryan. Frank Todaro plans westward health trip. Lee Chapel cornerstone service yields $333 cash toward $400 goal. Deputy Sheriff Wren of Fort Worth pursues a fugitive escaped from Tarrant county road gang. Texas Woman’s College recital and reception scheduled next Friday. Local military company meets with Col Hutchins. likely to be designated Company F First Texas National Guard. next meeting Thursday at courthouse. Col Hutchins plans to visit Austin.
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