Train schedule for Dansby & Dansby I G N lines
South bound trains No. L and No.7 stop at 4 15 p m and 2 33 a m respectively while north bound No.2 arrives at 12 08 p m and No.8 at 11 52 p m per timetable likely from the Dansby and Dansby line.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
3
South bound trains No. L and No.7 stop at 4 15 p m and 2 33 a m respectively while north bound No.2 arrives at 12 08 p m and No.8 at 11 52 p m per timetable likely from the Dansby and Dansby line.
Local items report Ivy Foster visiting Marlin and Miss Hattie McConnico returning from Corsicana. Clarke and Fountain promote goods and trade while offering milk cows goats and farm supplies. Numerous notices cover births marriages licenses and local business changes including W. T. Ford acquiring a bakery. Community updates from Brazos County and nearby towns are noted.
Geo C Royder and Daisy Battle married yesterday at the Battle home with Rev W T Wood officiating. The ceremony at 2 pm was unannounced and witnessed by relatives as the couple secured a Bryan license and began married life amid broad congratulations. The bride is a Brazos county lass and the groom, son of Mrs Adam Royder of Rock Prairie, is described as industrious and of exemplary character.
Nacogdoches county went dry by nearly two to one while Anderson county stayed wet by 850 votes with 486 being the anti dry majority in Palestine. Chas N Williamson visits the city as he assumes charge of southern states and Oklahoma distribution for Keith Bros Co. at Ft Worth and San Antonio.
News in brief reports Cameron to build a 2500 canning factory and Denton to establish a 10000 church. Coal prices up 10 cents a ton in Chicago. St Edward's College sees twelve expelled French students arrive in Austin. Amarillo Waterworks to expand to 1,000,000 gallons. Beaufort prices up 10 cents per barrel on Tuesday and Wednesday. Three Purcell men detained for counterfeit currency. Collin county records 207 births and 41 deaths last month. Mormon tent meeting in Jennings Lamar county. Elk, Indian Territory man Tom Trout dies after earlier shooting. Child of N L Blankenship dies from kerosene. Ellis County births August total 173 with 15 negro births. Goliad stockman Thomas P McCampbell dies on train to Houston via New Orleans. 454-pound Corpus Christi turtle shipped to Guthrie Oklahoma. six men lift. W D Nelson of Grant, Oklahoma has 113 pumpkins on two vines. Sarah Pohlman of Kokomo has married fourteen times. divorce suit pending. Devine pistol accident injures nine-year-old Byrd Peterson. Shelby Braden in Lake Charles jailed for life for child assault. Stephenville squash weighing 80 pounds to be shown at World’s Fair.
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