Locals Busy Day Keeps Town Touring
Independence resident J. 8. Byars visited town while many others from nearby areas called at The Eagle office or traveled to Mart Waco Wellborn Steep Hollow and Houston area. A sale notice advertises a chestnut mare. A church chartered Free Baptist Church at Tatum with twenty four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensarling Mercantile Company
J. J. Tatum
East Texas
EB. S. Jamerson
Marshall
Free Baptist Church
Tatum
Rusk County
Numerous Visitors in City From Surrounding Areas
The city welcomed many visitors including THURSDAY T B Smith from Reliance and Frank Steele from Madisonville with others from Wellborn College Rosprim Hol ysworth County and Christine. local business and social calls noted with several guests from Washington D C Dallas Waco and Houston. The County Court jury missed sessions as the week’s business largely concluded.
Local residents and visitors noted in Bryan city roundup
Friday J D Jones of Harvey and many others were listed as visitors to Bryan today. The report notes relatives and business trips to Austin Waco Houston Lufkin and Dallas with bridges over the Little Brazos and Navasota rivers nearing completion after floods and routine town business progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. R. R
Deets Barnes
Mesa
Sam Royder
Wellborn
Harry Marwill
Lufkin
W. W. Smith
Fountain
Carson
Austin Brothers of
Dallas
Little Brazos River
Bryan
Eagle
Navasota River
Democrat Crossing
Cross
Local residents visiting city from surrounding towns today
Joe Walker George Walker and Will Josey arrived in town from Alexander. Clara Braatz of San Antonio is visiting her mother and sister here. Ralph Howell returned from relatives in Anderson and Navasota. Alex McCallum Roland and Joe Crenshaw came from Tabor. C A Jenkins visitors from Wixon. P S Park went to Houston to see The Bluebird. Steve Moss and W D Stallings from Tabor were in the city. Ellen Rigby visited Marlin. P B Green returned home to Lometa after visiting Mrs. Green’s parents. Mrs W J Christian and daughter Lucy went to Hearne to visit Mrs P A Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Holmes
Yoakum
San Marcos
N. A. Cotham
Harvey
Eagle
Horace Thurman
Near Macy
Eagle Office
Will Bethel
Montreal
Canada
R. H. Harrison
Roscoe Tatum
Sheldon
New Orleans
Arnie Hugghins
Palestine
B. A. Hugghins
Kurten
J. W. Ridgway
Texas Creameries Association
Belton
Ridgway
Pat Patterson
Ennis
J. M. Daughtry
Corsicana
Rassie Howard
Moody
J. W. Coulter
J. Y. Baker
Alvarado
H. H. Williamson
College Station
Texas
J. L. Cobb
Tabor
J. H. White
Wixon
Jack Tobias
D. B. Lloyd
Wellborn
Henry Fickel
Smetana
Henry Sheppard
Kurton
W. D. Yardley
E. A. Peters
S. J. Creager
Houston
John Sabo
Harris
J. H. Reed
George E. Hadley
Taylor
W. E B. Elliott
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
Maggie Duncan
Mart
Mary Brawiek
Calvert
J. B. Carroll
Rock Prairie
Nona Goodson
Myers
J. M. Moore
A. W. Shelton
Arch Robinson
T. T. Goodwin
Providence
Emma Buchanan
Steep Hollow
M. EB. Weaver
A. W. Buchanan
Hearne
George R. Tabor
Mexico
J. R. Fain
Tom Goodson
Joe Walker
George Walker
Will Josey
Alexander
Clara Braatz
San Antonio
Ralph Howell
Anderson
Navasota
Alex McCallum
Roland
Joe Crenshaw
C. A. Jenkins
P. S. Park
Steve Moss
W. D. Stallings
Ellen Rigby
Marlin
P. B. Green
Lometa
R. Huckabee
Edge
Wyley Colson
Iola
J. L. Hensarling
Edgar Jones
Jack Conaway
Reliance
I. Gordon
Wilmon Newell
Colege
A. P. Buchanan
G. F. Rea
Joe Stasta
Wheelock
W. J. McDonald
W. S
Sam Jones
Charles Stephan
L. Stephan
M. R. Phillips
Noble Melton
Ivy Foster
Local Residents Visit Relatives In Texas Towns
Monday notes list H G Rhodes Jr in Houston to visit kin. Sybil Johnson travels to Dallas to see Mr and Mrs W Jacobs. Many others, including Frank Friedel, Seth DeMaret, J D Grant, Bessie Robinson, Bertha Eaves, J L Hensarling, Roy Killaugh, N A Cotham, Sam B Wilson, W R Fairman, Lillian Valenta, E R Lloyd, M G Buchanan, Ella Isbell, Mack Rembert, I M Cook, B F Johnson, Katie Royder, George Royder, Louise Batter, M Hall, C A Searcy, W Loving, J F Hill, Floydene Kuhlman, and Etta Goodson, are noted traveling or visiting in nearby towns Galveston Houston Abilene Waco Hempstead Jacksonville Wixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rhodes Jr
Houston
Sybil Johnson
Dallas
W. Jacobs
Frank Friedel
Spring
Seth DeMaret
Franklin
J. D. Grant
Frankin
T. J. Preston
Bessie Robinson
Bertha Eaves
Calvert
J. S. Bennett
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
Roy Killough
Jessie Bullock
N. A. Cotham
Harvey
Sam B. Wilson
W. R. Fairman
Waco
Lillian Valenta
Kurten
E. R. Lloyd
M. G. Buchanan
Ella Isbell
Cross
A. J. Scott
Mack Rembert
B. F. Johnson
A. W. Royder
Katie
George Royder
George Wicker
George Wicker Jr
Navasota
Claude Boyett
Louise Batter
Abilene
Madeline
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
A. J. Searcy
W. A. Loving
Walter Higgs
J. (. Hill
Morgan City
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
Floydene Kuhlman
L. A. Hamilton
W. C. Davis
Guy M. Beard
T. M. Ewing
Pitts Bridge
Antone Blazek
Leonard
J. M. Ward
Muskogee
Okla
W. B. Hudson
Etta Goodson
E. W. Crenshaw
J. J. Rosprim
Lottie Lorraine
I. A. Gray
Ursula
Jennie Mae
Bryan
Jack Fowler
Oak Grove
Fowler
Wilson and Derden Return from Dallas Trips
Sam B. Wilson returned from a visit to Dallas while Ed S. Derden came back last night from a Dallas business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Wilson
Dallas
Ed S. Derden
Numerous residents visit and relocate in Brazos County
Mrs. D Cook of Waco visits daughter Mrs. Frank Myers while Miss Irene Beard returns from Corsicana. Mr. and Mrs. Worsham plan to make Bryan their future home after arriving from Corpus Christi. Civic notes cover business purchase by Seth DeMaret, regional visitors, and the Commercial Club’s morning meeting discussing interurban electrification and Main street paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cook
Waco
Frank Myers
Irene Beard
Corsicana
R. M. Wallace
Dallas
A. E. Worley
R. H. Worsham
Corpus Christi
Bryan
Bill
Howard R. Cavitt
Seth DeMaret
Commercial Club
Lost Mare Mule Near Zulch in Madison County
Found notice of a brown or bay mare mule about 14 to 15 hands high aged 12 or more. Branded but brand unknown. Raised by Harrison Williamson near Zulch Madison County. Reward offered for return to Bryan C. Gainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Williamson
Zulch
Madison County
Bryan
Gainer
Masquerade Ball by O D H 8 Lodge at Kurten
The O D H 8 Lodge announces its second annual masquerade ball at Kurten with dancing for fifty cents admission. ladies free. C W Hedtke serves as chairman and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
C. W. Hedtke
Bryan High School Girls Basketball Team Gains Support
Since the Bryan High School basketball program started in October, the team has shown steady improvement under coaching and practice. On February 7 they travel to Navasota to play Navasota High School, as supporters urge civic backing to help secure victories this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Navasota
Navasota High School
Teachers Strike in England Sees 80 Schools Tied Up
London February 2 A teachers strike seeks a five hundred dollar minimum yearly salary causing disruption at eighty Hereford County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hereford County
Spring the proper time to work roads
U S Department of Agriculture experts urge spring work on damp soil to shape and pack earth roads. Avoid dry summer work, use a light cedar split log drag, crown roads, and deepen drainage to prevent dust and mud and reduce maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Georgia
Mayes 1d Submits to Eliminators
Lieutenant Governor Will H. Mayes announces his entry into the prohibition elimination convention to be held in Fort Worth on February 21 and seeks support. He explains the Fort Worth conference aims to unify prohibition forces behind a single candidate and notes Lane cannot be considered for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tex
Will H. Mayes
Texas
Fort Worth
Prohibition
Dallas
Prohibition Democrats
Lane
Sparks to Fight Submission in Texas Governor Bid
Sam Sparks of Austin announced his gubernatorial candidacy and filed his platform. He states prohibition is not a party issue and pledges to oppose submission in the Democratic primary. He favors local option and existing liquor laws and rejects further regulatory measures now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounced
Texas
Finishing Material Arrives for Paving Project
A large amount of Westrumite finishing material in liquid form arrived and is being unloaded. It is stored in barrels along the street between Sanders Bros and the Lawrence Grocery Co. Officials announced that applying the finishing surface, the final paving step, would begin Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Bros
Lawrence Grocery Co
Wagon Struck by Freight Engine Near Wellborn
A wagon owned by August Straub near Wellborn was struck by a freight engine at the brick warehouse crossing on the H. T. C. track. It was smashed. one mule injured, and the two drivers, described as negroes, escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Straub
Wellborn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Byars of Independence
Mrs. C. S. Lakutt
D. C. Buchanan
Adam Rice
M. PD
Chance
B. A. Huggins
J. P. Curran
Cordie Soles
Tobe Tobias
L. B. Brinkley
W. B. Brinkley
Grimes County
T. A. Hensarling
Abe Hensarling
T. B. Smith
Frank Steele
Madisonville
W. G. Neely
C. F. Chastain
College
Mary James
Inez Langford
George W. Faulkner
H. A. Winkler
Holysworth County
Christine
B. E. Hawes
George W. Smith
Luebird
B. Evans
The
John Plow Company
J. D. Jones
Ben Higgs
Austin
W. BE. Bailey
J. KE. Bullock
Wylie B. Higgs
W. G. Reynolds
A. B. Williams
R. L. Garrison
Cawthon
R. R. Ellis and Son
Seldon
Thornton
D. W. Spence
Erin Blatherwick
Lois Reynolds
O. E. Saunders
R. A. Harrison
Mr. Hensarling
Goree Neeley
A. W. Loving
W. J. Higgs
John Davis
E. C. Kelly
Yoakuma
M. Hall
Galveston
Will Hall
Inp
W. H. Morgan
John Newcomb
J. F. Loony
Mr. Loony
Sam Holden
Wartrace
Tenn
Mr. Holden
Citzen
Brazos County
Tennessee
John EB. Astin
Washington City
Appropriations Committee
Astin
Brazos
Mat Riordan
South Texas
George M. Brandon
F. A. Capps of
Benchley
England
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mayes
Sem Sparks
the Party
Austin, Tex
Sam Sparks
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