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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1917

Page

5

Local and Personal Thursday in Bryan

Mrs L EB Grisham of Sour Lake visits daughter Mrs H L Mc Knight. Mr and Mrs Derden Chance of Chicago visit Bryan friends. Mrs G M Parker returns from New Orleans. Mrs G M Garren goes to Athens. Dr W H Oliver returns from New Orleans. F W Kazmier and Don T Griswold visit Gladewater for A and M College extension work. Mr and Mrs J M Lawrence return from New Orleans. Claud Moore visits from Edge. J K Pesnal of Tabor visits city. W E Sampson of Beaumont on short business trip. Ezra Wilson and Bob Batton of Tabor in Bryan yesterday.

New Orleans Claud Moore Edge J. K. Pesnal Tabor W. E. Sampson Beaumont Bryan Ezra Wilson Bob Batton

Local visitors and school team trip to Calvert

Dr. W F Odom and Mrs Laura Koppe are noted in Bryan with visits and returns. The Bryan High School boys basketball team and Bryan Scouts traveled by auto to Calvert to play Calvert High and Scouts. Several residents from Rock Prairie Reliance Cook's Point Millican and South McAlester were in Bryan on business or visiting friends.

P. L. Barron Rock Prairie Bryan J. R. Smith G. W. Saxon Reliance W. E. Graham Robert Smith John Stockton Bryan High School Calvert Calvert High School John Cophran South McAlester Okla T. B. Hubbard

S Sunday visits and shoppers in Bryan and area

Saturday social notes show numerous visitors and guests in Bryan including Mr and Mrs F D Perkins of Mc Kinney Mrs C H Adams of San Francisco visiting relatives in Bryan and friends in Commerce. Local shoppers and business visitors include R H Waller Gene Jackson F C Bolton G B Hensarling Ruth Hensarling Julius Zulch Lillian Robertson and others from Wellborn Kurten Zulch and Harvey communities. Sales notice: Gray’s strain White Leghorns eggs 1.25 per 15 by J T Lawler Box 1003 Bryan Texas d25w2l

C. H. Adams San Francisco Cal William O'Dea M. College Sam Hunter Waco R. H. Waller Hearne Gene Jackson Commerce J. M. Connelly Keith Bryan L. M. Haltom Benchley M. Register G. B. Hensarling Ruth Wellborn Julius Zulch Jack Zulch Lillian Robertson T. P. Hall Berry Reisinger Steep Hollow Will Henderson Walter Lang Kurten Carl Jones Charlie Smith Reliance W. H. Bullock Iola Jim Byers Independence Fred Murray Mesa Isaiah Sawyer Harvey Wayne Fuller Bo Ness J. P. Gilprim Richard Davidson Sam Cavitt Wheelock R Sales Gray's J. T. Lawler Box Texas

Local visitors and postponed lecture update

W. D. Stallings from Alexander and A. W. Shelton of Brazos Bottom were in town today. The lecture on Interior Decoration, postponed from Thursday, will be held next Thursday at 3:30 PM in the Women's club room.

W. D. Stallings Alexander A. W. Shelton The Brazos Bottom Woman’s Club

Local visitors and travels noted in Bryan and area

Monday reports from Bryan show Captain W A McKinney visiting Whee Lock while Tom Cross arrives from Edge. Att Orney C B Hudson and County Attorney Lamar Bethea attend a Kurten justice court. Professors L L Click and wife plan to move to Ann Arbor Michigan. Numerous residents and visitors including Miss Nettie Crawford and Rev E W Patton greeted Eagle offices.

W. A. McKinney Wheelock Tom Cross Edge W. W. Drake Kansas City Homer C. Nearing R. B. Grant Franklin Grant T. E. ‘Grant C. B. Hudson Lamar Bethea Justice Court Kurten L. L. Click Ann Arbor Mich Prof Click University of Michigan D. Stone Colorado Texas Charles Parks Dallas E. F. Parks W. J. Higgs North Nettie Crawford Millican Henry Cren

Local visitors and trades noted in Bryan today

The Bryan area saw a sweep of residents and visitors including Mrs. John Hurd of McKinney and Miss Octavia Truett of Waco visiting relatives, while merchants advertised Vitality white wheat flour at 65 cents for 12½ pound bags. Several locals from Harvey, Steep Hollow, Tory area and Kurten stopped in for shopping and business.

A. T. Dyess J. W. Hawthorn Harvey Bryan H. H. Hodges Estelle Goodson Navasota T. N. Kirby Wilkes Dunn Wheelock A. W. Shelton Providence J. L. Wheeles E. A. Shiflett T. R. Lewis G. W. Mooney Iowa Marion Elliott Cottonwood Rev E. W. Patton First Methodist Huntsville Eagle C. L. Beason A. W. Buchanan Houston Octavia Truett Waco S. M. Hunter BE. J. Kelly Aborn Opera Company Colonial Seth DeMaret Franklin John Yeager J. H. Hearne Kurten Sam Jones Will Woods W.S. Sealy A. A. Dean Tabor Tom Goodman Charlie Martin Steep Hollow N. F. Outlaw Jack Crenshaw Reliance W. Crenshaw Jim Francis J. M. Atkins Rock Prairie Joe Kopecky Rye

Local Visitor Roundup Around Bryan Area

Wednesday notices list clergy missionary trips and local callers in Bryan. Rev G T Storey returns from Houston via his son Rev Charlton Storey. Miss Octavia Truett travels to Dallas. Dr Mae McAdams heads to Austin.

C I A A Notes Brazos County Canning Club Girls

State College of Industrial Arts Denton reports strong interest from Brazos and other Texas counties in canning and tomato clubs. It notes 1 050 students across 175 counties and an average of eight club girls per county. Brazos County lists nine participants from Bryan and Millican with names including Ima May Cook Lucile Graham Lucy Harrison Ardell Jones Lilac Jones Bernardine McKnight Adeline Plagens Lillie Fae Sanders Ruth Me Gregor.

Texas College of Industrial Arts Canning Club Brazos County Ima May Cook Lucile Graham Lucy Harrison Ardell Jones Lilac Jones Bernardine McKnight Adeline Plagens Lillie Fae Sanders Bryan Ruth Me.Gregor Millican

Interurban damages awarded in Bryan court

Damages totaling 255 dollars were awarded to Isaac Wordlow Robert Mitchell and Cornelia Generio in Justice W W Gainer's court for stock killed by the Bryan and Central Texas interurban. Plaintiffs were represented by T R Batte and the defendant by F L Henderson.

New Moehlman Building Foundation Begins Nearby Edge Site

Excavation for the Moehlman building foundation next to the Edge building started today. The structure will enhance the street property. T. B. Hubbard holds the contract for erection.

Moehlman D. D. White T. B. Hubbard

Ryan Girls Win Tight Bryan High Basketball Over Navasota

Bryan High School girls defeated Navasota 21 to 19 in a closely contested Saturday afternoon game. Both teams produced strong plays and solid defense, with momentum swinging several times.

Bryan High School Navasota Nava Sota

Real Estate Transfers Recorded at Court House

Real estate transfers listed include L. L. Williams to A. W. Schultze for 107 acres in the T. J. Albarn league at a $2,000 value and Johnson and Henry Rohde to L. D. McGee for 18 acres in the Moses A. Poster league at $360.

Court House Ll. S. Williams A. W. Schultze Johnson Henry Rohde L. D. McGee

Tanlac credited for dramatic weight gain in Houston woman

A Houston couple touts Tanlac as the cure for decades of stomach trouble. The wife gained 18 pounds, from 97 to 115, after two bottles, now sleeps well, eats heartily, and appears healthy to neighbors. Read & Stewart and J. P. Royder sell Tanlac in Bryan.

J. A. McGinney Hamilton Street Houston Industrial Cotton Oil Co Mr. McGinney Taniac Tanlac Bryan Read & Stewart J. P. Royder

Family of Six Burned to Death in Philadelphia Fire

A Philadelphia family of six including parents and four children died when a house fire destroyed their home. The blaze claimed the lives of all occupants, with investigators seeking the cause.

Philadelphia

Henry Ford Offers Factory to U S in War

Henry Ford announced that if war breaks out he will place his auto factory at the disposal of the government and operate it without profit. He spoke in Washington on February 5 announcing the policy.

Henry Ford U. S Associated Press Washington, D. C

Seventeen German Ships Damaged in Manila Harbor

Customs and navy officers announced in Manila that all seventeen German ships anchored there have been extensively damaged. The discovery was made February 5 as officials inspected the harbor after reports of incident.

Manila Harbor Associated Press Manila Customs and Navy

Educational rally honors rural school improvement figures

A large Edge crowd attended an educational rally led by Prof J E Smith. Miss Lena Henry and Miss Clara Closs won gold medals for top manuscript delivery on Rural School Improvement. Prof Broyles of A and M spoke on the Modern Rural High School. Supt Powers discussed the county policy toward rural schools in Brazos County.

Edge J. E. Smith Closs Payne and Henry Lena Henry Clara Closs Broyles A. and M. College Powers Brazos County

Safe conduct sought for Von Bernstorff return trip

Washington reports the state department plans to request safe conduct from Britain for Count Von Bernstorff on his journey back to Germany. The move aims to ensure his travel proceeds without incident as diplomatic channels handle the return.

Associated Press Washington State Department Count von Bernstorff Germany

Texas Solons Endorse Wilson Card to Germany Break

The Texas legislature passed a resolution endorsing President Wilson's severing relations with Germany. Austin action announced February 5.

Texas Wilson Austin Germany

Chesterfield Quote on Weak Minds and Magnification

A saying compares a weak mind to a microscope, noting it magnifies trifling matters yet cannot grasp significant ideas. Attributed to Chesterfield.

Chesterfield

Bryan Baptist Academy Defeats Allen 22 to 20

Bryan Baptist Academy edged Allen Academy 22 to 20 in a tight Saturday game. Williams led Allen while Jackson starred for B B A, prompting a rematch on the B B A grounds this afternoon.

Bryan Baptist Academy Allen Academy Williams Allen Jackson

Bryan Girls Defeat Navasota In Close High School Clash

The Bryan High School girls defeated Navasota High School girls 21 to 19 Saturday at Navasota. Bryan showcased an exceptionally strong team this year while the Navasota squad fought hard but fell short.

Bryan High School Navasota

Burglary Hits Levy Bros Furniture Store Saturday Night

Levy Bros furniture store burglarized Saturday night entry gained through rear door. Cash drawer stolen totaling 1.45 dollars. No other items disturbed. No arrests reported.

Levy Bros

Justice Court Guilty Plea In Disturbing Peace Case

Dave Anderson pleaded guilty in Justice W. W. Gainer's court to disturbing the peace. He was fined $1 and costs. The court sits this afternoon on two civil cases.

Dave Anderson W. W. Gainer

Fertilizer Bulletins Released by Texas Agricultural Station

Bulletin No. 167 explains the nature and use of fertilizers and Bulletin No. 193 details the composition of all fertilizers sold in Texas. Compiled by Dr. G. S. Fraps, state chemist, these bulletins aim to aid farmers. Applications for copies support from Dr. Fraps at College Station, Texas.

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas G. S. Fraps Dr. Fraps College Station

Gray's Churchyard Pilgrimage Reveals Modern Stoke Pogis

In heavy rain at Stoke Pogis a traveler studies Thomas Gray's grave and the modern cemetery. The article notes aristocratic grounds, smart gravestones, and a contrast between Gray’s elegy and today’s stylish rest place, including Dorothy Gray and a millinery shop lineage.

Stoke Pogis Thomas Gray Stoke Park Gray Dorothy Gray Cornhill R. Littlewood The London Chronicle

Bryan Eagle subscription contest ends with six prize winners

The Bryan Eagle contest closed February 3 1917 after a strong effort from contestants and supporters. Judges announced six top winners including Miss Jennie McMillan with an automobile and Mrs N Lobello with a Victrola. other prizes included a diamond l a w y er wrist watch a lady's arch and sterling spoons.

The Eagle C. D. Stone Kansas City Daily Weekly Bryan Trojans Western Union Stone Jennie McMillan N. Lobello J. B. Gleissner

Quack Doctor Sways Patients For Fees Says Critics

A misleading practitioner preys on trust, charging remedies and consultations while offering dubious cures. Local officials warn residents to verify credentials and avoid risky, overpriced treatments.

Dodson's Liver Tone advertised as safe calomel alternative

An advertisement urges readers to switch from calomel to Dodson's Liver Tone a 50 cent bottle said to start the liver without causing sickness or salivation. The pitch claims the product is harmless for adults and children and promises quick relief from biliousness and sluggishness with no griping.

Dodson

Bombs Found Under Steps of New York Official Home

Washington February 5 Customs Collector Malone of New York reports finding bombs under the steps of his home. The Treasury Department was advised of the discovery.

Washington Malone New York Treasury Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. F. Odom of Laura Koppe W. A. Smith C. M. Mitchell J. D. Pressley Cook's Point Marlin F. D. Perkins of McKinney City Curtis Henry Alfred Blume George Smart R. H. Carroll Donnie May F. C. Bolton Shaw John Hurd Roger Q. Astin H. O. Boatwright J. L. Hensarling S. Hunter Shreveport J. Briddy Palestine Woman's Missionary Society Pearl Drummond J. D. Jones Lola L. S. Williams Coleview G. T. Storey Charlton H. Storey T. R. Barre Fort Worth F. L. Scott Peter Bonano, Jr Mae McAdams C. L. Benson Corsicana T. W. Brown W. C. Davis Will Burt J. Conway J. T. Swanson M. G. Buchanan Aaron Hall Brazos State College of Industrial Arts Denton Ryan Girls von Bernstorfe Bulletin ON Fertilizers Gray’s Churchyard Dimple Carll Caro Mae Edwards Artie Lawless Sterling Spoons Jennie McMillan Peeves Lavads Crenshaw Seeee Lillian Barron
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