Madison visitors listed with local business ads appear in notice
A fragment lists visitors from Madison over two days including Cobb Bruce Clark Morris Hayeslip Evans Wright and others. It advertises Chas Edinburgs restaurant open day and night, fruit trees from Royall, fresh seed oats at Wooten Harders, millinery from Mrs Proctor, Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the Exposition saloon, and a flour offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Cobb
JD Bruce
WL Clark
J © Morris
H O Hayeslip
Leon
Ed Evans
Bob Allphin
Jones Allen
Lee Brownlee
Martin Wright
T.C. Bottoma
J. F. Jenkins
John Byrd
Jim Youngbood
Jess Ford
Jim Wolf
Plummer Flint
Jack Batson
Robi Hodges
John Casey
Will McGill
J B Russell
Tom Hollis
J R Horne
Julius Cheatham
Rome
Fayette Trammell
Tobe Horton
KE Boswell
J C
A G Denman
G . Thompson
Charley Worley
Buck Wilson
L. H. Jackson
W. H. McGee
Guy Bruce
J. He
Arthur Newland
G. W. Kimmey
H. Mathis
Chas
Edinburg
R. R. Royall
College Station
Wooten & Harder
Sangers Old Stand
Bryan
Texas
Mra. C. M. Proctors
Mount Vernon
Local notices mix with shop ads and social updates
Short items report visits by J. C. Blume and S. Kennedy, oyster season opening at the Kandy Kitchen, and sale of Battle Axe flour by D. Mike Jr. & Co. Musical and hardware mentions include Carr's Hardware and W. Lang machinist, with multiple residents traveling or calling at local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood’s
Eagle
Brazos River
Pitts Bridge
Kandy
D. Mike Jr. & Co
Harris Declared Candidate for Mayor by The Eagle
The Eagle announces W. W. Harris as the authorized mayoral candidate. Harris stands as the chosen hopeful in the upcoming election, with the paper signaling official endorsement and campaign readiness.
Local News Briefs and Market Notes
Battle Axe flour praised in local notes. Mrs. G. M. Brandon visits Cal, B. B. Neal and John B. Neeley arrive from Wellborn yesterday. Piano for rent offered by J. L. Fountain. Squire Peter Thomas visits from Kurten. El Paso grapes and California plums on sale at A. Guennatti block with pears and office offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Neal
Wellborn
John B. Neeley
J. L. Fountain
Squire Peter Thomas
Kurten
el Paso
California
A. Guennatti
Harris School House News and Local Events
Corn gathering continues as stock water runs low and rain is needed. Presiding Elder Rev. Mickle preached at Wesson on Saturday and Sunday. Woodmen of the World Lodge 104 Bryan unveiled the monument to W. A. Johnson at Alexandria. Crowds witnessed the ceremony. Attendance from Kurten included L E L B and W B Edge and Miss Minnie Buckhaults. Howard Eaves of Bryan visited relatives. Cotton opening rapidly with about 150 bales ginned by Kelly and Preston. Excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris School House
Wesson
Rev
Mickle
Lodge 104
Bryan
W. A Johnson
Alexandria
L.E
L. B
W. B. Edge
Olie Buckhaults
Minnie Buckhaults
Kurten
Howard Eaves
Messrs
Kelly and
Preston
Rainy spell cools Cross area as gardeners plan
In Cross Grimes County residents report a refreshing rain that cooled temperatures. They hope for more rain in days ahead to support turnip and fall garden planting. Notables include A. P. Isbell and J. Isbell of Cobb Prairie fishing the river. J. Isbell was ill last week. Mrs. Jim Nevil is seriously ill and others are recovering. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willew died at Silas Wilson’s home last Monday night. the community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. A. P
8. J. Isbell
Cobb Prairie
J. Isbell
Jim Nevil
Willew
Silas Wilson
Cotton Dealt With By Wellborn Ginners In Drought Heat
Wellborn reports extreme heat and scarce stock water as fields burn. J H Royder & Bro have ginned 212 bales up to Saturday, with projected annual shipment around 500 bales. Last year they shipped 4300 bales. drought is sharply affecting yields. Neely and Royder visited Somerville. Mrs Goodwin visits Bryan. Tom Causey went to Marlin. many townsfolk traveled to Houston and Galveston. Rob Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Royder
Bryan
Tom Causey
Marlin
Houston
Galveston
Rob Roy
Lieutenant Todd Returns Home From Philippines Wounds Heal
Lieut. Chas. C. Todd, U S Army, arrives at College to recuperate from a April wound received near Manila. He served under General MacArthur, was wounded at San Rafael, and still carries a Remington ball. He reports humid climate, fertile soil, and recalls Filipino troops with Krupp and Mauser weapons. Todd has been promoted to first lieutenant and transferred to the Twentieth Infantry in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiest
Chas. C. Todd
United States Army
Philippines
Lieut
Todd
General MacArthur
San Rafael
Manila
San Francisco
Aguinaldo
Twentieth Infantry
Colored Teachers Call Meeting at Courthouse Friday
By virtue of my office I hereby issue a call of the colored teachers to meet at the courthouse at 2:30 o'clock Friday, Sept. 29, for organizing and transacting such other business as desired for the Institute for the present scholastic year. S. H. Hazely, Chairman Program Com. Man and wife to keep house and attend to cattle and horses on a small farm 4 miles from railroad in Burleson county, nice healthy upland home. Apply to J. L. Atwood, Sebeste, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Hazely
Burleson County
J. L. Atwood
Sebeste
Texas
Enrolment by grades at Bryan white graded school shows rise
Enrollment totals 398 with 186 males and 212 females. Grade by grade figures list 44 in first grade and 57 in third, continuing through tenth. The C S P S Lodge No 158 held a barbecue near Bryan for its tenth anniversary with about one thousand attendees from Brazos Burleson Washington Waller and nearby counties. Judge A Haidusek of La Grange spoke along with other addresses. The lodge has 43 members and a city hall in the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan White Graded School
C. S. P. S. Lodge No
Bryan
Smetana
Brazos
Burleson
Washington
Waller
A. Haidusek
la Grange
District Court Petit Jury List for Second Week
No jury drawn this week. Next week’s petit jury includes Jacob Luza R Newcomb J E Bullock C E Whittington W Jones T H Lawless Ed Crenshaw C A Patterson W J McDonald J Webb Howell E R Lloyd J M Sherrod J M Orr T F Bullock J N Lawrence E F Parks J B Hines John Whaley J L Lloyd J A Parker E J Fountain J S Sutton W R Goen W R Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Luza
R. Newcomb
J. E. Bullock
C. E. Whittington
W. Jones
T. H. Lawless
Ed Crenshaw
C. A. Patterson
W. J. McDonald
J. Webb Howell
E. R. Lloyd
J. M. Sherrod
J. M. Orr
T. F. Bullock
J. N. Lawrence
E. F. Parks
J. B. Hines
John Whaley
J. L. Lloyd
J. A. Parker
E. J. Fountain
J. 5. Sutton
W. R.goen
W. R. Tobias
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Zuber & Mdougald's
Teresveas
Hearne
Pean Dee
San Antonio
Hearne North Bound
T. F. Caerles
D. E. Smith
Tabor
Cleveland
Wesa Weddington
Waco
Baylor University
James Mike
Matilda Mondrick
Cameron
Dr. Mondrick
Wooten
W. CG. Marek’s
Saunders & Johnson's
Joe B Reed
Conmee
The
W. W. Harris
R. H. Harrison Didate
As Aw
Howell
W. #. HARMON
City of
John W. Johnson
Ounce
G. M. Brandon
Calrf
Cross
Grimes County
Wellborn News
District Court
White House
MO. M. Lawrence
P. & W. Quinine
Read's Drug Store
Austin Nursery
F. T. Ramsey
Zuber & McDougald
R. R. Royall College Station, Texas
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney
Gunther
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