Local residents visit Bryan city daily in midweek notes
A long list of visitors and residents is recorded as locals from Reliance, Steep Hollow, Wellborn, Kurten, Navasota, Harvey, Rock Prairie, and other nearby towns pass through Bryan for business, social calls, and extended stays. Several return from Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Koontz
Zack
Z. H. Irvin
Marlin
J. C. Cloud
Reliance
R. L. Buchanan
Steep Hollow
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
Ed S. Derden
Houston
C. P. Foster
Rosprim
Minnie Rogers
Navasota
W. S. Howell
Mary McInnis
J. R. Eden
John Smith
Coleview
E. D. Battle of Independence
L. 8
W. H. Jaessel
C. E. Thomas
J. H. Jarrell
Bedias
Ben Smith
Brenham
W. D. Lawrence
Vera Reynolds
Somerville
Fannie Buchanan
San Antonio
S. H. Newton
Joe Goldenberg
Corpus Christi
Glenn Flinn
Longview
First Methodist Church
Texas Conference
T. H. Mackie
B. Smith
H. Hicks
Sam R. Dunn
Wheelock
Tiss Daisy Worley
Galveston
B. Martin
B. Todd
Harvey
Claude Lawson
C. C. Morgan
Brooks Atkins
Rohde Reynolds
Wayne Davis
Cora Dulaney
C. C. Dulaney
Thompson Creek
J. J. Jones
College
Vivian Boyder
Mae Foster
Wellborn
Mary Lipscomb
Floyd Smith
Cottonwood
C. L. Eden
W. C. Lawson
Tennessee
W. P. Bullock
Edgar
C. M. Risinger
I. M. Cook
W. B. Hudson
Austin
Charlie
State University
F. E. Holland
Texas Portland Cement Company
Waco
Bryan
Ada Field
Calvert
Harry Field
Sadie Elliott
Courtney
E. C. Elliott
John W. Hicks
J. D. Barnett
Local residents travel for visits and duties across Texas
Rev J J Pipkin visits Buckner Orleans Home in Dallas. Mrs J M Spreckelmeyer and child head to Fort Worth relatives. R Q Astin John Collins and Dr B A Sims go quail hunting in Montgomery. Roy Stone returns from Tyler after attending Bullock Simons nuptials. Walter English and family visit the city. Marshall Bullock arrival from Tyler. marriage reported. Willie Johnson pleads guilty to simple assault, fined five dollars and costs. Katherine DeVoe called to Kerens for brother’s death. Boehmes return from San Angelo due to mother in law’s death. Mrs M D Farris of Huntsville visiting in route from Dallas. Mrs J M Oliphant returns to Cottonplant Ark with grandson Jim Fesperman. Charlie Pipkin returns to Dallas. joins J B Cranfill Real Estate. Do Evans called to Marion La to teach agriculture course. notes on Northern and Texas A&M extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pipkin
Dallas
Buckner Orleeans
J. M. Spreckelmeyer
Fort Worth
R. Q. Astin
John Collins
B. A. Sims
Montgomery
Roy Stone
Tyler
Walter English
Helen
Joel
Steep Hollow
Marshall Bullock
A. C. Love
P's Chastain
College
Willie Johnson
Katherine DeVoe
Bryan Baptist Academy
Kerens
Willie Boehme
San Angelo
J. M. Oliphant
Cottonplant
Ark
W. J. Fesperman
Jim Fesperman
Charlie Pipkin
Pipkin
J. B. Cranfll Real Estate Company
Do. M. Evans
Southern Farm and Dairy
Marion
Evans
Towa State College
Texas A & M
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Brazos County Texas
The State of Texas Brazos County sheriff announces a public sale by virtue of a 1914 order of sale in a case John McCorquodale versus J P Patrick No 677. The property in Bryan lies 60 by 80 feet out of Bryan's Addition and is levied to satisfy a $160 judgment plus costs. Sale set for the Tuesday in January 1914 before the Brazos County Courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braz
Bryan
Brazos County
Texas
O Bryan
John McCorquodale
J. P. Patrick
Sheriff Sale of Bryan property in McAshan case
In Brazos County Court on January 5 1915 the sheriff will sell Lots 9 and 10 in Block 28 Oak Grove Addition Bryan Texas to satisfy a 3270 dollar judgment in favor of Allene Rohde McAshan against Allene McAshan and H N McAshan. The sale is public and cash within legal hours at the Brazos County Courthouse. The notice is signed by Sheriff T C Munn dated December 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
County of
Brazos
District Court
Brazos County
Allene McAshan
H. N. McAshan
Court House
Bryan
Texas
Oak Grove
Allene Rohde McAshan
T. C. Munn
President Cook urges Brazos County farmers to organize
I M Cook appeals Wheelock and all Brazos County farmers to form local chapters of the Brazos County Diversification and Marketing Association. He urges rapid organization, crop diversification, and pooling prices for corn and hay, calling on communities to prepare land and forward acreage lists to Secretary McKnight. He stresses action over complaint and asks school meetings be held to expand the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Eagle
Daily Eagle
Brazos County
Wheelock
McKnight
Commercial Club
M. Cook
Pioneer Christian mother Mrs R H Harrison Sr passes away
Mrs. R H Harrison Sr longtime Bedias resident dies at 83 in Bedias where funeral services were held at her home conducted by Rev E L Shettles. She is survived by four children including Mrs Lucy McDougald Eva Spell Weather and doctors B Harrison and R H Harrison. Sympathy pours in from Bryan and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes County
R. H. Harrison
Lucy McDougald
Bedias
R. H. Harrison Sr
E. L. Shettles
Navasota
Sets It corn cure claims painless removal
Sure Corn Sure Ever Known Only Sure Corn Sure Ever Known promotes its new plan Sets It to remove corns, warts, calluses, or bunions without pain. Two drops with a glass rod shrink, with no tape or plasters needed. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or via F Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Cardui touted as tonic for Mrs Vincent’s health decline
Pleasant Hill woman describes three summers of crippling headaches and weakness blaming nervous prostration. After three months on Cardui she reports regained strength, appetite, and vitality. Cardui advertised as a gentle vegetable tonic aiding women’s constitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Cardus
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J. H. Ferguson
Warvey
Millican
Hensarling Mercantile Company
S. W. Edge
J. H. Edge
John PD. Conlee
Humble
J. D. Goen
J. H. Reed
Jhe Pressnal
Tabor
Otto Rude
Little Son
Hearne
C. A. Foster
Normangee
J. C. Johnston
H. B. McDowell
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Tyler Haswell
Reba Rugeley
Matagorda
Margaret Faber
Be, Co
Jim Tobias
Kurton
J. D. Jones
City
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W. F. Odom
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Fritz Easman
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Dolores Knapp
Katy Daly
Morgan Cross
Harris School
D. C. Myers
Taylor County
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Taft Ranch
Gregory
Terrell
W. B. Bizzell
Ralph Higgs
Fountain
C. B. Hostetter
A. E. Withers
J. B. White
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Lucile Graham
Pansy
Essie McSwain
G. A. Gordon
Campbell Hill
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C. M. Talley
Caldwell
Cc. T. Talley
C. T. Talley
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Rev. Talley
C. C. Wheeler
Madisonville
I. W. Yandell
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Okla
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Gainesville
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Prospect
H. Salge
D. S. Lloyd
Kate Braatz
Lottie Hensarling
J. S. Francis
Mary Locke
I. M
Will Battle
Wiley Higgs
Derden Chance
J. W. James
J. EF. C. Sanders
L. L. Dickson
J. L. Roberson
Benchley
O. Boehme
S. P. Martin
A. A. Dean
A. Z. High
T. B. Hubbard
S. J. Emory
G. W. Emory
Anna Berryman
Clara Mae Crowell
Katie Daly
J. S. Doane
Hotel
Mumford
Henry Locke
Locke
D. S. Palmer
Reorganized Church
Union Hill
Palmer
Bryan & College Interurban
J. L. Cobb
Parks
John Slaughter
O. L. Andrews
Charley Merka
Smetana
J. P. Gilpin
G. L. Rea
W. FE. Elliott
W. H. Morgan
T. A. Tobias
Lucile Robinson
Hempstead
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Cook
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J. W. Rosprim
Salem
Anderson County
J.W. Harper
Ole Massa John
Joe Groginski
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Chattanooga
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