Personal notices and travels fill Bryan social pages
A long list of residents and visitors in Bryan includes L Goodrich Jones departing for Colorado on vacation with return planned around September 1. Many others travel or visit, such as Miss Clara Mae Crowell en route to Galveston and Miami, Miss Bertha Thompson in Waco, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astin and children from their Brazos Bottom plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goodrich Jones
A. & M. College of Texas
Colorado
Jones
Roger Q. Astin
Bryan
Brazos Bottom
Clara Mae Crowell
Katie Daly
Galveston
Miami
Florida
P. H. Hensarling
Bertha Thompson
College Station
Waco
W. W. Smith
H. L. McKnight
Nacogdoches
Bernadine McKnight
Houston
Louisiana
Chicago
East
Ec Smith
Huntsville
Dan Hallaran, Jr
M. Bonneville
California
New Orleans
D. C. Jones
T. F. Jones
Atlanta
Oxford
N. B. Tucker
Navgasota
L. H. Tucker
Lynn Rushing
Ft. Worth
Rushing
Robert Mawhinney
Ida Belle Higgs
W. S. Higgs
Margaret Berry
W. C. Page
Bank of Somerville
Page
Burleson County
Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Claiming rapid improvement within 24 hours Ironized Yeast adverts urge readers to try a 3 Day Test by mailing a post card. They tout yeast enhanced with a scientific ironization process and recommend purchase at James Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironized Yeast Co
Dept
Atlanta
James Drug Store
Social notes from Bryan and nearby towns mark week of visits
August 8, 1922 reporters note Miss Fincen Clifford of Galveston visiting Miss Nanne Shell Waldrop in Bryan. Mrs. Wm Rigby returns from Hot Springs Arkansas after two weeks. Ellen Rigby travels to Hot Springs for several weeks. Misses Maude and Jennie Louise Stevenson visit in Houston Galveston and Sea Brook. Lula Carlisle from Dallas arrives to manage Western Union in Bryan for two weeks. J E Dishman vacationing. Mrs J Ralph Wade from Beaumont visits Boriskie sisters. Rubye Boriskie returns from Houston with Ann Elsie Bottler visiting at the Boriskie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincen Clifford
Galveston
Nanne Shell Waldrop
Wm. Rigby
Hot Rings
Arkansas
Ellen Rigby
Hot Springs
J. B. Stevenson
Maude
Jennie Louise
Houston
Seabrook
Lula Carlisle
Dallas
Bryan
Western Union Telegraph Office
J. E. Dishman
J. Ralph Wade
Beaumont
John Boriskie
Ed. Hrdlicka
Rubye Boriskie
Ann Elsie Bottler
Wednesday Notes From Bryan and Surrounding Towns
Will Conrad and County Collector Roy Hudspeth returned from Marlin and will return there again Monday. Mrs. R. H. Harrison visits friends in Houston. Jess and Bess Frankenfield of Easton Pa depart after two week visit to Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cook and family. Dr. and Mrs. B. Youngblood of College visit Bryan. H. N. Cochran trips to Mumford. John Scasta and son greet friends in Bryan. N. B. Tucker and wife return home after days with Mrs. L. H. Tucker. A. L. Smith visits Houston. Mrs. Ben Powers returns from three weeks with kin in San Antonio and West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Conrad
Marlin
Roy Hudspeth
Will
R. H. Harrison
Houston
Jess
Bess Frankenfield
Easton
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
B. Youngblood
College
H. N. Cochran
Mumford
John Scasta
J. H. Scasta
Wheelock
Bryan
N. B. Tucker
Navasota
L. H. Tucker
A. L. Smith
Ben Powers
San Antonio
Texas
Local residents register visits and travels around Bryan
W P Moore of Harvey shopped here today. Mrs C M Bethany visits Reliance with her parents for her ill father. Leona Simpson travels to Houston and Alvin to visit Sid and Erwin Simpson. Henry L Fountain of Houston visits Bryan with relatives. R F Atkinson of Corsicana arrives for a Steep Hollow farm visit. Mrs Frank Godsoe and children from Oklahoma visit J W Mathis in the county. W E Moore and son Raymond stop at the city from Steep Hollow. E M Regenbrecht and wife recently married return from bridal trip and plan to live at Edge Apartments. he works in A and M College Animal Husbandry. Mrs Sam Gorman returns to Oakwood after visiting Mrs Wasbinder. Mrs Mary Chemoelcky leaves for Austin and San Antonio. Mrs J M Mann visits Marlin then returns home. Dave Shannon, North Zulch farmer, on business. I M Cook of Steep Hollow and J H Beard enjoy a vacation in Wheelock. Leila and Hattie Bess Griffin depart for a visit in Austin. Walter McIver of Madisonville visits Bryan with M R Phillips to Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Walker
Marlin
Waco
Hillsboro
Waxahachie
Hubbard City
Mexia
Albert Rhodes, Jr
Houston
Bryan
Albert
J. F. Oates
Walter McIver
Normangee
Ross Dean
W. H. Cole
Galveston
Clarence Walker
Mary
Ruby Walker
Tabor
George Walker
Elwell A. Satterwhite
Ennis
R . L. May
R. L. Jr
Hettie Laurie
Vrev
J. J. Tatum
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Lillie Belle Gilpin
Jnc. A. Held
First Baptist Church of
San Gabriel
Milam County
Minnie Foster
Wellborn
Bryantoay
Wesley Bentley
Goldthwait
N. D. Clements
Wesey
W. A. Middleton
Katy
W. A. Jr
B. T. Poole
Ursuline Avenue
Gussie Byars
Independence
Flornce Means
Everett C. Gibbs
Dallas
W. F. Gibbs
First Methodist Church
J. E. Covey
M. H
E. Wicks
Lila Wickes
Ed. Wickes
J. D. Conlee
A. A. McCorquodale
Midway
Madison County
Alma Robinson
John K. Parker
Frank Womack
Sam Downard
M. H. James Drug Co
Paul Wipprecht
A. & M. College
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Bettie Boyle
Ralph Risser
Irene Risser
Bonham
E. J. Fountain
Boyle
Risser
C. H. Mathis
Ruth
Reliance
J. E. Dishman
Western Union Telegraph Office
J. M. Gordon
San Angelo
Aug. Prinzer
Mary Loue
Gussie
Kurton
H. L. Fountain
James Slyfield
Wm. Rigby
F. O. Martin
Lampasas
Henry S. Locke
San Antonio
Locke
N. F. Lockerd
Mrs. Locke
Harris
N. A. Bush
Mrs. Bush
Ware
Patterson
Parker Avenue
East 25Th Street
B. B. Click
Austin
Winthrop W. Leach
Beaumont
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Leach
W. T. Burns
M. H. James
College Avenue
Kathleen Dent
Mercedes Burger
Fort Worth
E. M. King
Yoakum
Tom Evans
J. T. Evans
Tolbert E. Bullock
Steep Hollow
J.F. Cobb
Marguerite
Horace Beard
Horace, Jr
College
Town
W. P. Moore
Harvey
C. M. Bethany
J. M. Morgan
Bethany
Leona Simpson
Sid Simpson
Visi
Erwin Simpson
Alvin
Henry L. Fountain
R. F. Atkinson
Corsicana
Elbert Moore
Frank Godsoe
Oklahoma
J. W. Mathis
Edge Apartments
Regenbrecht
A. & M. College of Texas
Department of
Animal Husbandry
Sam Gorman
Oakwood
Douglass Wasbinder
Mary Chemoelcky
J. M. Mann
Fritz Lehman
Limited Land Offer for Farmers in Texas
A notice promotes about 12 000 acres of land suitable for farming with black loam and shallow water. Terms include a 5 percent earnest money, first payment December 1923, balance in 10 annual installments. Price ranges from $25 to $40 per acre. Contact H M Madison General Freight and Immigration Agent, San Antonio Texas, or write Geo Lupton G P A for summer excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Geo. Lupton
Three Mexia Women Flog Man Over Slur Incident
Mexia Texas August 9 three women who run a barber shop were fined in court for disturbing the peace. They admitted taking a male acquaintance out of town and whipping him with a buggy whip after alleged slanderous remarks. The man promised to behave better in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Tex
Christian Women Have Good Meeting at First Christian Church
The August meeting of the C. W. E. M. Circle at the First Christian church of Bryan was well attended. Officers and members participated in programs on Thibet and Mary the Mother of Jesus with papers on physical ministry and education, social conditions, and Bible study. The September gathering will be hosted by Mrs. John H. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. E. M. Circle
First Christian Church of
Bryan
J. E. Dishman
Guy P. Bittle
J. W. Barron
J. H. Tribble
W. R. Scott
J. W. Barton
Will Collard
Guy Bittle
Thibet
Mary
W. S. Collard
John H. Allen
Watermelons Down on Farm Up in City
Weatherford Texas Aug 8 The railroad strike has shifted watermelon marketing from rail to truck in this area. Local shippers fear delays and haul large volumes by road. Prices dropped for farmers while city prices rose allowing profiteers to gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Weatherford
Texas
Professor Braden Labeled Have You a Movie Face
Clarence C. Braden of Jefferson, professor at A. and M. College, appears in the Fort Worth Star Telegram’s virile index Have You a Movie Face. The photo notes a broad high forehead strong jaw and alert expression, placing him with actors Harrison Foard James Kirkwood and Frank Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Mr. Thomas in New York Seeks Fall and Winter Stock
Will R. Thomas of The Fair left last night for New York to make fall and winter purchases for his business. He expects to be busy three weeks selecting stock to meet growth and demand, and upon arrival of new stock the buying public will benefit from his careful discriminating buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R.thomas
New York
Miss Kittie Hogue Heads to Colorado on Vacation
Miss Kittie Hogue of the Extension Service at A. and M. College travels to Dallas with Miss Ava Reese and then to Denver for a month of sightseeing. They will visit key cities and points of interest in Colorado before returning to Dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Hogue
A. & M. College
Dallas
Ava Reese
Denver
Colorado
Miss Hogue
Miss Reese
Dryan
Off to Galveston Auto Party Heads for Vacation
Will Gibbs Jr Sanford Gibs Monroe Griffin and Lee Madoli of Cottonwood Madison County form an auto party and depart for Galveston for a several day fishing and swimming vacation. Mr and Mrs J B Sanders and Mr and Mrs Wallace Elliott leave for Montgomery to visit Mrs Sanders brother T L Wilcox and family for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Will Gibbs, Jr
Sanford Gibs- Monroe Griffin
Lee Madoli
Cottonwood
Madison County
J. B. Sanders
Wallace Elliott
Montgomery
Mrs. Sanders
T. L. Wilcox
Dem Primary Results Show Mayfield Second In Senate Race
Complete unofficial returns from the Texas Democratic primary dated July 22 reveal Earle B. Mayfield leading Ferguson by 22,602 votes for the Senate spot, with Ferguson edging Culberson for second by 27,309. Statewide totals list candidates and votes for governor, lieutenant governor, treasurer, and other offices, noting runoffs set for four state-ticket races and many legislative runoffs. Goliad did not hold a primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Ferguson
Culberson
Mayfield
United States
Charles A. Culberson
James E. Ferguson
Earle B. Mayfield
Robert L. Henry
Clarence Ousley
Cullen F. Thomas
Pat M. Neff
Fred S. Rogers
W. W. King
Csuee E
Harry T. Warner
T. W. Davidson
Billie Mayfield
Joe E. Edmondson
W. Re Bornson
Foc Wry
Andrew S. Jamison
George G. Garret
Ree Sree
W., D. Carroll
A. Christian
A. T. Kerr
Cette Cer Tetos
Ie Kirget
Eins
L. E. Tennison
Ea. R. Bentley
SM. N. Marre
Jefferson G. Smith
Allison Mayfield
J. T. Robison
J. C. Thompson
Judge Court of Criminal Appeals
A. J
Harpek
W. C. Morrow
Lon A. Smith
William M. Woodall
Davidson
Garrett
Terrell
Bentley
Marrs
Hertzberg
Cunningham
Congress
Blanton and Calloway
Tillotson
Clark
State Senate
Smith
Parr
Ridgeway
Black
Court of Civil Appeals
Baker
Blair
Will Taylor
Jones
Goliad
Tim the watchdog of Evansons mourned after poisoning
Tim the dog, the faithful companion of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Evanson, died Friday night after a mysterious poisoning. The Evansons owned Tim for over eight years since he was a puppy and mourn his loss deeply, hoping the act was accidental rather than malicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Record of a prize Jersey cow from Parker-Astin Co
R. B. Grant of Parker-Astin Hon. Co presents a six year old grade Jersey cow with her fourth calf. In thirty days starting July 7 she produced 1059 pounds of milk with butterfat testing between 5 and 6 percent, at an outlay not exceeding ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Grant
Parker-Astin Hon. Co
Allen Academy Boy Makes Good
William Renick Smith former Allen Academy student and UT journalism graduate has left New York for San Francisco to sail August 23 for the Orient as advance publicity director for Adele Blood and the Far East Players, Inc. He will visit Honolulu Japan Manila and India on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Bryan
Smith
Alien Academy
William Renick Smith
University of Texas
New York City
New York
San Francisco
The
Orient
Adele Blood
Far East Players, Inc
Curtis P. Smith
Dallas
Dallas High School
Honolulu
Japan
Manila
India
Far East
T.daniel Frawley
Cook sails to Holland to buy cotton this season
Jess Cook leaves for Holland to purchase cotton for the season and expects to return to Bryan by the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Cook
Holland
Bryan
Ware's Red Powder Diarrhea Remedy Ad
Dr James Ware's Red Powder offers relief for diarrhea and bowel irritation with tasteless formula. Advertises Ware's Red Powder Black Powder Tablets and Baby Powder as standard remedies from Dallas Texas firm. Price 50 cents to 1 dollar a package with a free booklet on stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ware
Ware
H and Bowel Are Chemical Co
Dallas
Texas
Cardui Credited With Restoring Mrs Stegall’s Strength
A Georgia woman recalls a three year illness left her bedridden and weak. After trying various doctors she used Cardui and regained appetite sleep and strength, saying it saved her life and a better tonic cannot be found. Thousands of women have used Cardui for womanly complaints over four decades. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Rock
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardui
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P. K. Goree, Jr
Ethel Edmonds
W. B. Roman
Ethel Sellers
Marion Sellers
Baptist Sanitarium
Miss One Carroll
Carroll
R. P. Marstellar
Brazos County
M. H. Brogden
Parks
C. ¢ Braden
MR. Thomas
Eagie
Democratic
Allen Academy
Gardy
Alabama
McQuay
Norris
McQuay-Norris
PET Naeliss Ean
Central Texas Auto CO
Bryan, Texas
Norns
Aes McQuay- Norris
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