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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
2
Henderson SAM R. of Bryan seeks the 55th district seat representing the area. The campaign highlights local issues and party alignment as he runs for representative.
John B. Mike of the Grand Opera house secured the play Knobs of Tennessee by Lincoln J. Carter for presentation in Waco on Wednesday September 21. The booking came after a recent fire damaged another venue, altering the company’s schedule.
Clifford Axson writes from 2500 feet above sea level in the mountains praising the region and its hospitality, noting no crowds and abundant game. He plans to stay with frontier merchants and jokes about not returning unless by balloon, sends regards to friends and lists several names. He mentions a sale of 100 pairs men’s pants at half price and includes political notices and signatures.
Mrs G Schwarz returned to Hempstead yesterday. W R Wyse came back from Austin, noting a Jewish holiday Saturday. Sanger's will reopen Monday. Mrs Luther W Clark and Mrs Chas Mills visit Col and Mrs M W Sims. Mack Emerson of McKinney, in Company E First Texas, says his unit heads to Cuba soon. R A Brantley auctions his Bryan residence by sealed bids due Oct 1 at Somersville. Wilson Jenkins Drug Co promotes wedding gift lines. McKenzies show window features a copy of Custers Last Fight by Robert L Polk. Madison county residents visit including Squire J Vernon and wife et al.
A strong sermon urges not to imitate degrees and money, telling the tale of a rich man and Lazarus and the perils of neglect. Separately a vignette on the new woman’s progress notes a silver haired rider dropping a coin into a boy's toy cart, observed with quiet wonder by onlookers.
Enrollment in Bryan Public Schools announced with reopening date of September 19 1898. Local notices invite patronage. reports on visits by Mrs Jannfannie Darwin and others. announcements of Dr T H Hairston office days. Willie Harris to Austin institute for the blind. Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. business ads for Templeman and Son. A and M College enrollment figures. private school session begins September 12 1898 with Mrs Edna Minkert offering instruction.
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