Local notices sweep Brazos County with mixed news
Daily items report visits and travel from Mrs. E C Withers to Hubbard City and Dallas to J W Batts rental ad a New Orleans return of Miss May Salvant, and many locals attending the Farmers Institute. Community updates include deaths births schooling shipping weddings and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Withers
Hubbard City
Dallas
J. W. Batts
Miss May Salvant
New Orleans
Misses Ettle
Local News Update From Town Visitors and Illnesses
Miss Bessie Marriott is quite sick. Visitors include J. H. Thomas from town yesterday, J. P. Gilpin from Kurton, Paul Kirkpatrick of Houston, T. B. Goodman of Harvey, W. D. Yardley of Harvey, Rev. W. T. Wood of Harvey, and J. Herndon Gross of Hempstead. Tom Searcy on the sick list. Guy Harris from Harris school house. Mrs. W. S. Stuart and daughter visiting Franklin. James Leonard Jr. paid the Eagle. Anee and George Seale from Mumford. Judge W. G. Taliaferro left for Calvert for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kirkpatrick
Houston
T. B. Goodman
Harvey
W.D. Yardley
W. T. Wood
Tom Searcy
Guy Harris
Harris School
W.S. Stuart
Little Daughte
Franklin
J. Herndon Gross
Hempstead
James Leonard, Jr
Anee
George Seale
Mumford
Club Reorganization And Social Notices At Bryan
The Chafing Dish and Shakespeare clubs met with officers chosen and next gatherings set for late October. Notable items include two weddings, a farmers institute talk on canning and truck farming, a laundry cash-only notice, and local residents traveling or visiting, with a birth reported for Emmett Rhode’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Adams
F. Marion Law
Ed Hall
Moesdames Hall
Law
Pryor
Gordova
MelIinnis
A. M. Waldrop
A. Adams
Jas. HH
Webb
H. G. Rhodes
Perkins
Astin
Hanway
Webb Howell
R. O. Allen
M. H. James
Walter Wipprecht
County Farmers Institute
Spencer Ford
Stanley H. Watson
H. &7.C. Railway
Houston
Messrs
Swancate
Steele and Yeager
The
Eagle
Wellborn
Cotton Receipts Totals From Local Yards This Season
Cotton receipts reported by Lawrence Warehouse 3767 bales Brick Warehouse 2818 bales Stover's Cotton Yard 1 bale Total 6836 bales listed for the season with a placeholder total displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Brick
Stover’s Cotton Yard
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Grimes County
W. S. McClung
Call
Newton County
Keith
Prof
Bethel
JT. Bolton
Robertson County
Jas. Wilson Jr
Isa Wilson
Edge
J. W. Doremus
Ozella Doremus
Claud Searcy
Madison County
Galveston
J. A. D. Robinson
Robinson
Ruby Ashford
Courtney
Frank Ashford
H. M. Garwood
J. F. Ransom
W. B. Grice
Tamlin of
Brentham
Baptist Church
Geo. A. Adams
Lucy King
Bunker Hill
Norwood
W. H. McVey
Minter ‘Springs
Farmers’ Institute
J. Allen Myers
Jeff Steele
Fritz Yeager
Millican
J. H. White
Little City
Mrs. Bullock
Norwood’s
H. E. White
San Antonio
Ida Boland
St. Mary’s Hall Episcopal School
Mary Stuart
Lorraine Reynolds
Nellie Rohde
Lorraine
E. L. Shettles
Methodist Church
Greater Texas
Felix Richardson
Tabor
Wheelock
Brazos County
White
Ule
Ains
J. H. Thomas
J. P. Gilpin
Kurton
W. G. Taliaferro
Calvert
E. J. Jenkins
Hanans
Parks
Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
Shakespeare Club
H. A. Burger
Alice Myers
Lilla Graham McInnis
Miss Bonner
Nonie Adams
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Doremus
Miss Cole
C. E. Drake
Cameron
Lula Williams
Paul Keith
Mr. Drake
S. C. Drake
Dublin
Texas
Bryan
Mark Wilcox
Abbie Wilcox
Mark
Jeff Webiborn
Indian Territory
Missouri
Nebraska
Sam H. Dixon
Texas World's Fair Commission
Rev
J. A. Freeman
Fagle
Wixon
Bryan Baptist Association
Reliance
Emmett Rhode
Mo. M. Lawrence
Mrs. Kidd
Globe Ernieke
Elsetic
Catatog
Levy Brothers
Bryan and College
Levy
BK PK Re
Taylor’s
Luther Taylor
Henry & Brogdon’s
Margest
Henry & Brogdon
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