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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1898
Page
2
The Daily Eagle lists candidates for governor comptroller land commissioner treasurer railroad commissioner state superintendent associate justice and congressional representative along with district attorney for the 20th district. Dated October 26 1898 noting November 8 general election and a regional anti horse thief society in Kansas.
A rainfall eased the area last Sunday followed by a norther. William Reed suffered a knee dislocation from a creek bank fall about two to three weeks ago. Rufe Bean, Mrs. Jake Hollan, and a baby are ill. Horace Furgerson began teaching at Grassbury School on the 17th. Mrs. D S Lloyd is improving. Nettie Reed and Lizzie Slaughter visited Mrs Shirley and enjoyed the day. Lizzie Slaughter also spent the afternoon with Mrs Boan.
Community reports healthy conditions and gathered cotton. Edges host visitors and a quiet marriage between Jim Nash and Effie Belcher. A GOP meeting is called for Friday night October 28, 1398 at the Bryan courthouse to hear candidates address precinct 4 voters.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society invites the public to an oct 28 entertainment at Mrs Nabors home at the corner of Dallas and Anders. Oysters will be served and a cake sale held for church funds. M M Moseley offers horses and mules at Goodie’s stable for single or double drivers. J F Parks fronts new buggies at bargain prices.
A Havana dispatch reports a proposed system to disinfect vessels at their points of sailing rather than ports of destination. A five member sanitary commission for Cuba would oversee cleaning, combat yellow fever and smallpox, and expand to lep ers control while Cuba and Porto Rico near U S ports.
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