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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1898

Page

2

Henry Henderson and Scott Named For District Posts

For Congress seventh District ROBERT L HENRY of Waco For representivee 55th district SAM Rh HENDERSON of Bryan For district attorney 20th district J O SCOTT of Franklin Thursday September 22 1598 Kelly Preston s gin at Wixon neighborhood ginned up to last Saturday morning 220 bales ginned at same date last year 282 bales Henry Kurten s gin near Kurten ginned to Saturday evening 340 bales ginned at same time last year 274 bales John McCallum s gin at Tabor ginned up to last Saturday 114 bales Gus Stevener of Cottonwood has ginned 203 bales of cotton up to Friday evening

Kelly & Preston Wixon Henry Kurten Kurten

Quiet Wedding in Waco for Frank Clarke and Bes sie Ross

Mr Frank Clarke and Miss Bes sie Ross were quietly married at 7 pm at the Methodist church in Waco with Rev Dr Nelms officiating. Miss Josephine Clarke served as maid of honor and Dr F R Ross as best man. The ceremony followed the death of the bride’s father Gov L S Ross and the couple left for Ashville North Carolina after the service.

Frank Clarke Bessie Ross Methodist Church Waco Nelms Josephine Clarke F. R. Ross M. Stella Shepard Carrie Henderson Kate Parker Katie McKenzie Champe Eubank Nane Shel Willis Dollie Padgitt W. H. Oliver Shapley Texas Clarke Bryan

Local Notes On Dry Weather And Community Moves

Harvey remains dry as cotton pickers and doctors report steady work. Prof. McDonald of Grimes County will teach Bethel school this session after traveling to Bryan for exams. Miss Martha Ann Rains, who died Tuesday, was buried at Bethel Wednesday. W. S. McClung, Dick Jones, R. P. Andrews, Ida McClung, Fannie McClung, Mary Ferguson traveled to Rock Prairie Saturday night. Mrs. George Graham has been ill for several days.

Harvey McDonald Grimes County Bethel School Bryan Martha Ann Rains J. L. Rains Bethel Messrs W. S. McClung Dick Jones R. P. Andrews Ida Fannie McClung Mary Ferguson Rock Prairie

Birth Announcement for Baby Girl in Bethel

A baby girl was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carroll of Bethel. The brief notice notes a healthy birth with no complications and mentions the parents' names and residence.

R. H. Carroll Bethel Joker

Rain brings cooler air as churches, notices, and visits listed

A refreshing weekend rain cooled conditions and eased illness. Rev Blatherwick preached at the Baptist church and Brother Wharton spoke to youths before leaving for another call. The Steele child burial occurred at Wheat graveyard. Mrs Kate Whaley visited her ill mother. Various visits and social plans feature, including engagements and schooling updates in Grimes and surrounding areas.

Blatherwick Navasota Brother Wharton Bremond Jack Steele Near Allen Farm Kate Whaley Rosse A. G. Steele B. H. Peverley Rosa Connell Houston Nannie Kirkland Ruby Walker Kate Steele Annie Buena Smith Bryan W. H. Dunlap Fuqua Prairie Grimes County Florence Mills T. P. Taylor Allen Farm Sam Beene Marlin Knox T. Williams Lizzie Hayse Edgar Moore U. S. Immunes Gee. W. McMichael

Letter List for Bryan Post Office Remains

The list shows letters remaining for the week ending Sept. 20. A one cent charge is made on each piece of mail advertised. Callers must say advertised and give the date when claiming letters.

Kurten Choir Organizes After Saturday Meet

The Kurten community held a Saturday night choir meeting at Tryon Hall led by Toba Tobias Jesse Hicks and Ed Edge. The group elected Ed Edge as choirister George Edge as second choirister and Miss Mary Hester as secretary. They will meet on the first and third Sundays using the Dawning Light. Walter Edge left for Huntsville to attend school nine months. School resumes at Kurten Tryon Hall on Monday October 3 with Prof E E Marriott as principal and W K Marriott as assistant.

Tryon Hall Toba Tobias Jesse Hicks Ed Edge Dassie Outlaw Grimes County Powell Harris School House George Edge Mary Hester Walter Edge Huntsville G. W. Buckhoult Kurten Tryon Hall E. E. Marriott W. K. Marriott

Knights Templar Jewel Presented to H B Stoddard

In Houston Ruthven commandery Knights Templar amid a large gathering presented General H B Stoddard past grand commander of Texas and generallissmo of the grand encampment of the U S with a jewel. Sir Knight R M Elgin delivered the presentation amid a touching tribute and fraternal appreciation. The event drew many prominent members.

Houston Tex Ruthven Commandery Knights Templar H. B. Stoddard United States R. M. Elgin Stoddard Gelveston News

Rain showers heard as community health noted

It has begun to shower around. The health of the community seems to be better at this writing. There were services at the Baptist Church Saturday night and Sunday by M. M. Wadsworth of Buffalo Leon county. Among the visitors were J. M. Zimmerman Clarence Sheppard Victor Edge Mollie Watson Kurten Georgia Maggie White Mary Robinson Wixon. Dave Lloyd and Prof. B. F. Bullock Reliance. Gabe Freeman and family of Wixon visited Cottonwood Sunday. Ed Walter Denton Edge visited Cottonwood Sunday. The home of A. D. Locke was made happy last week by the arrival of a fine boy. I will conclude for the present. Cotton Picker.

The Baptist Church M. M. Wadsworth Buffalo Leon County J. M. Zimmerman Clarence Sheppard Victor Edge Mollie Watson Kurten Georgia Maggie White Mary Robinson Wixon Dave Lloyd B. F. Bullock Reliance Gabe Freeman Walter Denton Edge A. D. Locke Cotton

Wellborn News Cotton Ginnings Report

Cotton is coming in fast as J. H. Royder & Bro. have ginned 350 bales to date and 827 bales have been received locally. Everybody is busy picking cotton while the weather is very dry and stock water is growing scarce. Rob Roy.

J. H. Royder & Bro Frank Bullock

Choice Flowers Offer for Fall Bulbs and Plants

McDuff Simpson invites early orders for fall planting bulbs including hyacinths tulips narcissus jonquils crocus freesias oxalis Bermuda lilies and promises later supply of fine late and choice varieties of pansies carnations and violets with a specialty on pansies and top quality strains.

McDuff Simpson

Bryan Water Power offers free wiring for three-light contracts

The Bryan Water Light Power Co announces a thirty day program to wire buildings with plain wiring and cord drops at no charge when three lights in one building are contracted for a year. Payments are monthly in advance, for premises on existing lines. Call the company office to contract.

Bryan Water, Light & Power Co L. T. Fuller

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