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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
3
North and south bound passenger schedules listed for H. and T. C. and I. and G.N. lines with times. Local society notes include visits, travel reports, church appointments, business sights, and a lost leather hitch rein with reward offered.
Cranberries at Ed Hall's. St Garland Carnes visits Dallas. Mrs Joe Battle visits Calvert. Fii Christian went to Hearne yesterday. Joe Lloyd from Kurten visited yesterday. Harry Marwill improving after illness. Ed Hall offers vegetables. Ida Gilstrap went to Franklin yesterday. Mrs John McCorquodale visits Navasota. Paley Reed from Hearne yesterday. D B Lloyd from Reliance. J W Skains of Edge in city yesterday. W H Shelby of Reliance in city yesterday. Mrs J M Lawless from Macy yesterday. Mrs M A Patterson left yesterday for Ledbetter. A H Rogers from Brazos bottom yesterday. Geo P Edge of Cottonwood in city yesterday. Mrs John Roberson of Benchley in city yesterday. C G Parsons home from North Texas. Bertha Stuart returns from Remlig. Mrs J H Royder and son from Wellborn yesterday. McAllister coal available at Bryan Ice Co phone 206. Ed Elliott of Tabor called on Eagle yesterday. Marriage license issued to Allie Bell and Lydia Webber.
Last night a golf club adopted a constitution and by laws and set regular meetings for the second Friday monthly. A proposed east and southeast course near Allen Academy Villa Maria Academy and Texas Woman's College is to be secured. Officers named M L Massingill president T K Lawrence vice president Miss Maggie McDougald secretary J D Willis treasurer and a committee of Mrs McQueen Miss Hudson Miss Conway and Miss Garth to select a club name. The roster lists numerous gentlemen and ladies as members.
First Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Supt R O Allen with a rally at 11 a m. Rosebud Missionary Society at 3 30 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m by the pastor A cordial invitation to the Bryan community to attend these services. Signed 1 F Betts
Bible school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m conducted by the pastor B Y P U meets at 6 43 Everyone invited to attend these services.
The church invites the public to attend Sunday services at 9 45 morning preaching at 11 o’clock and 7 30 evening with Westminster League gathering at 6 45.
Local ads promote Singer sewing machines sold direct by T. A. Satterhite Bryan Texas with better terms. Dr Chas P Cipolla Italian physician at E J Jenkins drug store Bryan hours 9-11 and 2-5. College football special train announcement. Obituary for J C Davis of Navasota. New York financiers meet to prevent a panic. Dr Shoop Health Coffee imitates real coffee and a free sample offered by J M Lawrence & Co.
The Eagle began moving yesterday and will continue today, with a temporary disruption in printing during the move. The paper will still handle job and advertising orders without interruption, inviting customers to use the old stand or call phone No 36 for service.
Church services proceed at the courthouse this Sunday with Rev. Challenner preaching at 11 about A Servant of Christ. The evening sermon will focus on Persuading Men.
For sale a five year old well broke male horse in good condition. Address 276 Buchanan Moore Co.
The St Louis Globe Democrat recounts a 1860s attempt near Carondelet Park where two ex miners found traces of gold but yielded only about 15 cents per ton. Their shafts near Glaize creek and another site above the clay precipice failed to produce meaningful ore, leaving locals laughing at the two "lunatics" who left for the West.
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