Local and Personal Notes From Bryan Texas
A compilation of city visitors and residents in Bryan Texas with numerous mentions of travellers and social calls. Names include Joe Beal W D McDonald and families Pauline Tuteur Leon Heidorffer and others with trips to Houston Dallas Marlin Fort Worth and Chicago. The item records many engagements from Christmas visits to business trips and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beal
Prospect
W. D. McDonald
Edge
RE. J. Beard
Harris School House
William Kuerper, Jr
Schulenburg
Kuenper
Fesperman
Grant Lumber Company
Pauline Tuteur
Houston
Leon Heidorffer
Monroe
Leon
Bryan
George A. Adams
Harry Jenkins
B. Walters
C. E. Brown
Letts & Driver Garage
W. E. Elliott
Tabor
Henry Gandy
C. G. Smith
Cameron
Leon Flaxman
C. C. Hedges
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
Fort Worth
Dallas
C. A. Harris
St. Louis
Chicago
Tanlac Restores Huntsville Woman to Health and Weight
Mrs. Charles Peden of 550 Mill Street Huntsville Alabama reports gaining 27 pounds after taking Tanlac. She explains severe stomach trouble, constipation, back and head pains, and fear of surgery. after three bottles she weighs 125 pounds and enjoys renewed appetite, energy, and happiness. Tanlac sold in Bryan by Read Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peden
Mill Street
Huntsville
Ala
Gilbert
Tanlac
Bryan
Read & Stewart
Local visitors flock to the city for holidays and commerce
A parade of residents from Harvey Reliance Tabor Wheelock Steep Hollow and other towns visited the city today. Notables included C H B Graham J L Broach A W Dyess Jim Henry C C Morgan Will Shealey J B Byars J J Vandiver W S Mial William Hudspeth N F Outlaw W H McVey Emma Jones C M Risinger Joe Kopecky Henry Shows Mrs M Meredith Miss Elsie Martin and Mrs Will Rains as Christmas plans and farm notes mix with shopping and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blume
Fountain Switch
John Blume
W. F. Raybun
Oklahoma City
Raybun
J. J. Tatum
Mineral Wells
H. O. Ferguson
Lexington
I. S. Fisher
Marlin
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
Ft. Worth
Kurten
Will Byars
Independence
J. W. Ridgway
College
J. H. Reed
Will’ Wood
Harvey Today
W. H. Raines
Harvey
B. Sbisa
J. D. Blackwell
W. G. Curry
George Dunn
Wheelock
BE. P. Humbert
J. H. White
Wixon
Mattie Sloan
Navasota
Erin Blatherwick
Fountain Byars
Mary
John W. Hicks
Reliance
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood
Eagle
Joe Walker
Walker
Tom Goodman
Holligan Chapel
Floyd Todd
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
Zach Jones
W. R. Parker
Parker
Roland Jones
Steep Hollow
J. H. Dowling
Shell Dowling
Providence
J. K. Reed
Ed Carroll
Miss Dimple
J. S. Byars
W. G. Drummond
D. D
L. S. Sheffield
Iola
Jay Blanton
Coleview
Truman
Beatrice Shet
Laula Strawther
Zurch
Robert Carroll
Bernardine McKnight
Denton
College of Industrial Arts
H. L. McKnight
Berry Johnson
Marquez
Rohde
J. L. Broach
Tabor
A. W. Dyess
Rafe Griffith
Jim Henry
C. C. Morgan
Will Shealey
Byars
J. J. Vandiver
Henry Koontz
Zack
W. S. Mial
Brazos Bottom
William Hudspeth
Hudspeth
N. F. Outlaw
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
Emma Jones
Notice of annual meeting of First State Bank stockholders
Notice announces the annual meeting of stockholders of First State Bank & Trust Company of Bryan Texas for January 19 1917 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the bank office on Main street Bryan Texas. Dated December 18 1916. Also a stray red male hog with a flank spot and ear marks is offered for reward to finder Henry Helubec Kurten. Also hay for sale Wheelock prairie hay offered by Jess Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank & Trust Company
Bryan
Texas
Main Street
City of
State of Texas
Henry Helubec
Kurten
Wilson enraged over Adamson Law confrontation
Associated Press reports President Wilson lost his temper during a session with railroad brotherhood delegates before the Adamson law vote. Warren Stone quoted Wilson rebuking a delegate who warned his reelection would depend on support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Warren 8
Stone
Locomotive Engineers
United States
Fruit trees offered by Texas Nursery Co at Bryan yard
The Texas Nursery Co. advertises freshly planted fruit trees available at its yard in the Union Hotel area of Bryan Texas. Customers can inspect choices before buying with assorted selections and prices to suit. Phone contact listed as 518 to reach J T Lunn for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Nursery Co
Union Hotel
Bryan
Texas
J. T. Lunn
Eighty Men Entombed by Edgewater Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Edgewater mine of the Tennessee Coal Company in Birmingham entombed eighty men. Rescue efforts were underway with later reports that all were freed except one state picker killed and a black worker seriously burned who was expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Coal Company
Associated Press
Birmingham
Edgewater
Buckner Orphans Home to Celebrate Founder Birthday
Friends of Buckner Orphans Home will celebrate the 84th birthday of its founder and president on January 3 1917 at the Buckner facility. Open 9:30 a m to 4 30 p m, informal gathering with no cards. Orphans will sing play music receive Christmas gifts and refreshments will be provided in Manna Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Buckner
Buckner
Buckner Home
George T. Veal
Charlie Miller
Dallas
Great Manna Hall
C. Bailey
San Antonio
J. J. Pipkin
Bryan
R. ©. Pender
Abilene
J. W. Byars
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Schorm
Georgetown
George F. Reed
George D. Tucker
M. H. James, Jr
M. H. James
J. L. Fountain
Ed V. Price
C. N. Ousley
M. W. Sims
Charles H. Mills
Corsicana
R. E. L. Knight
G.S. Parker
H. O. Boatwright
Rev
Isiah Watson
Bremend
H. J. Schaffly
Carlyle
G. S. Parker
E. Finley
F. J. Skeeler
Tom C. Hughes
M. College
J. A. Myers
Trent Newton
Velma and Trent, Jr
Rockdale
N. R. Newton
F. H. Blodgett
Washington, D. C
A. and
Whit Doremus
Ralph Dunn
Benchley
Howell Grocery Company
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
Ira Gooch
A. J. Buchanan
Ethel Wren Ie
Lillie Thommipson
Apel
Plantersville
J. B. Gleissner
Neil Zuber
Austin
D. C. Zuber
J. W. Mallett
Chas. Peden
Ezich
C. H. B. Graham
Will Rains
Saratoga
Park’s
Xmas
Enon
Cole Hardware
IE That
Jess Bullock
Adamson
Gao
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