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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
3
Northbound and southbound train times listed for H and T C and G N schedules. Local notices include fresh roasting ears at Fountain’s, arrivals from Dallas, Galveston and Houston, bottled soda promotions, and shop and school updates from Bryan Texas with various residents and visitors noted.
Mrs S M Waldrop and Mrs M Nagle plus their little son visited from El Paso to see Mr and Mrs A M Waldrop. Sam Holden and H Z T Wilson of Tabor were in town. J L Hensarling and wife plan to move to Bryan for schools. Joe Kosh advertised for moving and piano work. Gertrude Brokhan returned from Houston after visiting Pletzers. A H Pope, pipe organ expert, arrives from Dallas to build a new church organ. Annie Laurie Long returns for music class opening Monday. Lexus Bakery offers fresh breads and cakes and accepts special orders. Marriage licenses issued to Colson Morris Westbrook Patterson Mackanes Fain. D C Vick returns from Mississippi with Lucile Harrison. For sale a new 6 room house. W A Dodson selling to pay debts. John Hickman injured from a fall at Coulter's store. Prof J D Willis reports Waco party plans Brazos navigation talks. Congressman Henry to join. Buchanan meat market advertises new fixtures and best meats on Bryan street. dtf
The Brazos County grand jury adjourned after a five day investigation praising officers and noting the new gambling law largely ended gambling. They returned eleven felony counts and two misdemeanors and found the jail well run. Cases set include Defee murders on Sept 23, bond granted for Jordan Vooks? (Rooks) with Sept 18 set. several divorces and a damages case dismissed for want of prosecution.
Prof. R. A. Moore of Allen Academy and Miss Ethel Doak of Claude Texas wed Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home Rev. E. B. Chenoweth officiated. The bride is daughter of Judge and Mrs. R. D. Doak and has Christian character and charm. Moore begins his first year on the Allen Academy faculty and has many friends in Bryan. The couple arrived yesterday and reside with Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Allen.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Rev Nathan Powell. No evening service. Westminster League at 7 15 a m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 15 p m.
First Baptist Church schedules Bible school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 a m and 8 p m Sunbeam Band at 5 p m and B Y P U at 715 p m The public is cordially invited to attend.
The 1907 Texas Baseball League season ends after two Thursday games. Standings show Austin 0.629, Dallas 0.604, San Antonio 0.582, Houston 0.568, Fort Worth 0.422, Galveston 0.422, Waco 0.281, Temple 0.370. Final contest Austin 3, San Antonio 2.
Pittsburg reports Dr. John Brittyn aged forty two killed himself in St. Louis after a love rejection by Nan Patterson the chorus girl on trial for Caesar Youngs murder. A letter to Dr. Will iam Martin hinted Brittyn killed himself over Patterson rejection.
Auburn Alabama September 6 Colonel 3.8 Scott has died at his home. He served as Commissioner of Indian affairs for the Confederate States and later for the United States by Cleveland’s appointment. Scott was an author of some note and was eighty years old.
Mount Sunapee New Hampshire september 6 James Bellows McGregor claimed oldest Mason alive marked 106th birthday with a public reception. Born in 1801 he joined Masonry in 1827 achieving eighty years of membership as Mount Vernon lodge attended. Marylanders Home Coming Baltimore invites Maryland natives to visit starting October 14 for gracious entertainment.
The wholesale price for bituminous coal has been advanced to $1.65 per ton by focal dealers in Columbus Ohio. In Milwaukee reports for August, fifty-three people were killed by accidents tragedies and personal crisis incidents. Perkins Hosiery Mills in Columbus Georgia plans to install eighty knitting machines.
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