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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1908
Page
2
The Choral Club at First Baptist Church presented a Sunday musical program during services with organ preludes, choruses, and a Postlude. Evening selections included Pilgrim's Chorus and Miserere with Verdi solos plus a Postlude by Mrs Webb Howell.
Chairman J H White of the Brazos County Democratic Good Government Club calls all loyal Democrats to vote in the upcoming election. He urges support for Democratic nominees from William J Bryan to local constable, stressing loyalty and duty and warning of reduced representation if Democrats abstain. The item also notes Wheat flour branding and a social wedding announcement for Miss Hattye Lou Hudson attending Boone Stevens wedding on the 27th at Liberty.
Heavy frost reported Saturday morning in the district. Edge merchants Moore and Payne received a large shipment, while Bryan shipped goods to Edge merchants Beard and Crenshaw. Tom Cross sold cows and yearlings to Mr. Buchanan likely headed for Fort Worth Market. Brandon and Lawrence showcased a new clothing line. A large Saturday buyer crowd pleased local merchants as Pearl Arnett, a farm cook, accidentally shot her hand. A Halloween party is planned at the Methodist parsonage Friday October 30. Bethel Academy beat Allen Academy 4 to 0 in a football game Friday.
June planted potatoes reaching 18 1 4 inch circumference and four pound weight headline garden yields. Rev Dr Duffy to assume rector duties at St Andrew’s Church after arrival from Battleford Saskatchewan. Evangelist Worthen promotes statewide prohibition and immigration views amid city crowd. Scarlet fever cases clarified as three, with one recovered and two convalescent. State Stock Company opens at Grand Opera House with Young Mrs Winthrop. Farmers’ Union reports clinician recovery. Villa Marta student Maud Camp visits.
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