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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

4

Personal Mentions From Thursday's Daily in Bryan Area

Local notices list numerous visitors and residents in Bryan including Mrs E C Elliott visiting Houston and Port Arthur, Mrs Victor Edge of Seabrook visiting her mother in town, and Chauncy Merwin and Miss Mary Merwin from Ames accompanying Alma Merwin at the A and M Short Course. Attendees from nearby counties and towns are cited along with travel to Dallas and Madisonville events.

E. C. Elliott Houston Port Arthur Victor B. Edge Seabrook At. Evans Chauncy M. Merwin Belton County Bell County A. and M. College Mary Merwin Ames Iowa Alma Merwin A. and M. Extension Department Jesse H. Gammon Madisonville Madison County S. E. Eberstadt Chamber of Commerce Lee J. Rountree Dallas East Texas Chamber of Commerce J. D. Jones W D. Yardley Harvey H. H Roy Montgomery Mumford J. Elzy Jones Galveston C. S. Jones Nelson Mize Grime County Bryan Frank Higginbotham Taylor A. and M

Local officials tour Harlingen ice plant project

Friday notes report Jack Shelburne, superintendent for T. B. Hubbard, leaving for Harlingen where Mr Hub bard holds the contract for an ice plant. W. H. Burt arrived from Steep Hollow and Oscar Berryman of Palestine attends the Short Course at A and M College while visiting his aunts Misses Nannie and Runie Berryman.

Jack Shelburne T. B. Hubbard Harlingen Hubbard W. H. Burt Steep Hollow Oscar Berryman Palestine A. and M. College Nannie Runie Berryman

McKnight Couple Leaves Bryan for Llacogdoches Home

Ts and Mrs H L McKnight said goodbye to Bryan friends and left by car for their home in Llacogdoches carrying best wishes of Bryan's citizens. Visitors included Joe Walker from Alexander Henry Pyrinzel from Kurten O L Andrews of Harvey and the funeral of Dr J W Trewel. Dr F G Pernoud of Saint Louis, with the Southern Division of the American Red Cross, toured Bryan Red Cross offices and praised the chapter's work with ex service men before boarding a train to College.

H. L. McKnight Bryan Llacogdoches Joe Walker Alexander Henry Pyrinzel Kurten O. L. Andrews Harvey F. M. Law Houston J. W. Trewel F. G. Pernoud Saint Louis Southern Division American Red Cross Texas Boys’ Special

Bryan Daily Echo Social Roundup of Visitors and Travel

Bryan notes record a flood of guests and travelers from Dallas Houston and Galveston visiting local families. Thousands attend hospitalities at College Station and nearby towns while dozens of residents depart on trips to Cleveland Ohio and other northern cities with reports of weather and rainfall in Brazos bottom.

Local residents and visitors frequent area ties

Mrs Ed P Arneson and her son returned to San Antonio after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S Park. Miss Marguerite Blanchett of New Iberia La arrived for a visit with Mrs P A Tardy and Mrs A W Kinnard. WY J Bell of Zulech Madison county met his daughter returning from San Antonio. Dre J Zulech guest of relatives in Bryan. Mrs Philip Hensarling and children returned from Silverton. Prof T S Minter of Austin attended the Farmers Congress. J L Brock returned from a purchasing trip with Sam B Wilson. Miss Alice Burtis left for New Orleans. Tyler Haswell went to Dallas then Tyler to see his mother. Mrs Tyler Haswell and Miss Ava Haswell left for Huntsville. Miss Louise Garwood returned home in Houston after visiting Miss Arnwell. Mr and Mrs BE Davis went to Houston after a week with Mr and Mrs S R Simpson.

Stuart McGregor Dallas Texas State Chamber of Commerce Bryan Texas Boys A. and M. College W. M. Bottler Ann Lee Houston Cy Koontz Zack Paul Dunkle Mineral Wells Lottie Godwin St. Louis Sarah Williams E. R. Williams Cisco George W. Smith Harry Peverly, Jr San Antonio Wallace Peverley George Dunn R. B. Dunn Benchley R. Nash Beaumont E. O. Seicke College Station Martha Suber Normangee Annie Best Crawford B. F. Brown Madison Wis Texas Brown North Carolina Mina Graham Colorado J. A. Lightfoot Margaret Ina Polk Waco Merle Minkert J. G. Minkert Joe Spell Hockley Emma Spell East 26Th Street G. Keifer Bill Wimberly James Wilson W. C. Davis Franklin O. W. Langletz Baton Rouge George Stephan Vesta Turner Pete Stacey Eagle Lucile Haste Ruth Hensarling Wellborn S. W. Dean Navasota Ralph Howell Anderson Harold Barton Calvert Sam J. Helm Corsicana P. E. Dishman Sanderson J. E. Dishman Jennings Franklin Cameron Turnham Charley Merka Herman Wehrman Smetana Tom McCallum Tabor Eck Lawson W. R. Sanders Frank Kellet, Jr Cleveland Ohio M. E. Wallace Clara Wood Toby’s Business College T. B. Wood Will S. Higgs J. M. Lawrence W. Wipprecht Lee J. Rountree Austin J. J. Roberts Robert Walter Lang Kurten Goose Creek I. A. Walker Rockwall G. T. Lessene M.E. Dickey Centerville M. J. Dickey Will Gibbs, Jr Gibbs and Hare I. B. Todd J. B. Hair Ivey Hair Harvey E. H. P. Baine Frank Dayton Baine Kathryn Daly Galveston Henry Kurten W. A. McKinney Wheelock Dona Carnes Hiram Coulter Galves Ed P. Arneson S. Park Marguerite Blanchett New Iberia P. A. Tardy A. W. Kinnard WY. J. Bell Zulech Madison County Dre. J. Zulech Philip Hensarling Philip Lucile Silverton T. S. Minter Farmers’ Congress Eagle Office J. L. Brock Sam B. Wilson Alice Burtis New Orleans Tyler Haswell Tyler Susan Haswell Ava Haswell Huntsville Louise Garwood Arnwell BE. R. Davis 8. R. Simpson W. W. Evans Sulphur Springs C. M. Evans Frances Wilson Sour Lake Miss Texas Orms W. G. Yelverton C. Bird Montgomery Ala Robi. F. Smith California Koy Danforth Thelma Taylor St. Andrews Parish House Laura James Corinne James Robert Armstrong W Tyler Haswell J. Allen Myers J. H. White City Wixon

Try Us and Let Us Prove It to You Just Arrived

A terse customer tease announces new arrivals with assertive call to action. The line highlights immediacy and consumer appeal without detailing products or sources.

Sulphur Springs Visitors Chronicle Community Notes

Local residents and travelers arrive and depart between Sulphur Springs and surrounding towns. Names include W W Evans Miss Frances Wilson C M Evans and Robi F Smith with Mrs L C Wilkerson and J Allen Myers. Events feature St Josephs church ice cream fundraiser and a piano recital at St Andrews Parish House.

Harvey News Items Highlight Local Visits and Activities

Harvey Texas reports greet back from Wharton and Eagle Lake by Mrs. J. C. Davidson after a three week absence. Bryan and Wharton comparisons note neat yards and homes. Local residents miss rains, discuss cotton, swimming plans at Kelley tank, and visits from Miss Lillian Barron Myrtie Mae Andrews and others.

Harvey Texas J. C. Davidson Wharton Eagle Lake Nathan Cilman Bryan Lillian Barron Myrtie Mae Andrews Willie Gray Jones W .S. Jones Sam Jones Harvey Kan Kelley Walter Pate Mesdames W. C. Rains Davidson

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