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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
3
A stream of brief items notes rentals, visits, college openings, students and staff in Bryan. Mentions include Huyler’s chocolates at Dougald’s Drug Store, Allen Academy fall term opening, Miss Laura Presnal at Belton, and arrivals from Navajo and Wellborn. Also advertisements for Falstaff beer, dress goods, meats, and cigars, with college and town activity painted through the day.
Worthwhile mix of names and short items from Bryan society and business life. The page lists attendees at a Santa Fe railroad damage suit in Santa Fe, visits from Prof and Mrs Showmaker of Washington DC, Franklin Bros meat and catering claims, school plans for Misses Jewell and Lizzie Martin, a lost diamond bar pin, and merchants promoting chocolates watches jewelry and clerical notices. Also includes a letter list for Bryan post office and a weekly request to call advertised letters.
A party of H. and T. C. officials arrived by special train and spent an hour on the streets mingling with businessmen before heading north. The group included Jeff N. Miller and H. A. Jones among others, touring Bryan and complimenting local streetswork and prosperity.
W R Johnston chairman of the privilege committee offers seven Bryan churches exclusive lunch service at the fairgrounds for three days during the fair on November 6 7 and 9 for 25 dollars each. Churches may accept by Monday September 9. after that date privileges go to the highest bidder.
Episco pal church convention trains depart New Orleans Sept 25 for Houston and San Antonio with stopovers in El Paso and Los Angeles. The rate from New Orleans is 47.50 with other cities priced accordingly. Sales run Sept 19 to 27 with travel until Nov 15. Descriptions available from L J Parks and Morse in Houston Texas.
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