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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1905
Page
3
Train schedules list RTH and I G N timetables with arrivals and departures. Local notices mention Adela Dodson visiting Houston and various residents traveling to Hearne Galveston and Kingsville. rental listings and market notices accompany social items.
Miss Abbie Wilcox dies at 9:00 p.m. at Mrs Kate Wilcox home after ten days illness. Funeral from Mrs Wilcox’s residence this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Interment at Seale's Cemetery at 5. Also brief local notices: land for sale near Lamb Springs oil field and railroads. Villa Maria Ursuline Academy opens September 4. rally at Bethlehem colored Baptist church with E L Blackshear. Lena Harrington joins Wilson & Edge. various local ads and visits. cotton receipts near four thousand bales. local residents A A Dean and J S Ford mentioned.
Local society notes report travels for Mrs L B Brogdon and Miss Fannie Lou Brogdon to Houston and Morgan's Point with plans for Huntsville Normal School. Examinations for teachers yielded three white and thirteen colored certificates. Many residents traveled, shopped, or visited Chicago and Galveston. A marriage license pairing Tom Vaughn with Lula Tunson is recorded, and local ads promote washing services, slippers sale, and housing for rent.
Telegram from Dr A E Booth invites him to Bryan to discuss becoming president of Texas Woman's College. The message notes a visit is planned after receiving a letter and telegram. Sent from Huntington Tennessee on September 1 1905.
Dr B U Sims of the state quarantine service traveled from Austin to New Orleans at noon to care for his ill infant. Mrs Sims and the child remain there, with Mrs Sims immune, as yellow fever widens in the city.
The B Y P U program on Sunday September 8 features a devotional leader Miss Nell Batte and a scriptural lesson on Matthew 6. Soloist Miss Gussie Buchanan will perform hymns and prayers accompany the service.
Church services at the Christian Church with Sunday school at ten. St Joseph's School opens Monday September 4 under Ursuline guidance with teachers Madam Baptista and Rosa offering German Bohemian and Polish. music class led by Madam Baptista. Villa Maria contact for details. Knights Templar watch charm reward. No preaching at First Baptist today. Sunday school 9 45, Junior Union 5, B Y P U 7. Prof D J McDonald opens school October 1. Villages and stores update with delivery hours and local movements. district court meets Monday.
In Paris on September 2 the government sent a peremptory note to the sultan of Morocco, delivering an ultimatum. It insists Bou zian be freed and requires indemnity, punishment of the arresting code, and a public apology. If unmet, the French minister may be ordered to leave Fez before coercive steps are taken.
Joseph H. Dawes a well known Seattle lawyer and King county political figure died of typhoid fever at Providence hospital on September 2 leaving a blank in local legal circles and politics.
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