Local and Personal Notes Show Community Moves
Miss Evelyn Jackson of Bryan Baptist Academy was called home in Mullinston due to her mother's illness. Mrs. B. S. Reed and Mrs. T. BE. Goodrich returned to Marlin after attending Mr. Cc. C. Shelburne's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jackson
Bryan Baptist Academy
Mullinston
B. S. Reed
T. BE. Goodrich
Marlin
Cc. C. Shelburne
Will Rains
Harvey
Bryan
J. L. Thomas
A. and M. College
College Ave
Claude Walker
Franklin
Myrtle Simmons
Hearne
Will Rudhti
Waco
Waco Righ
Baylor
Claude Moore
Edge
B. A. Huggins
Kurten
John
Joe Lloyd
Reliance
Claude Morgan
Victor Graham
Bryan locals note visiting relatives and commerce activity
The Bryan city area records numerous short visits and business trips. Residents from Longview, Denison, Brenham, Shreveport, Steep Hollow, Harvey, Normangee, Kurten, Wellborn, and other nearby towns stop in or travel on errands, with several returning to family homes and others shopping or handling business. Local officials and neighbors, including R. L. Allen and A. J. Buchanan, are noted in passing.
Navajo Chamber official visits city on business
Born to Mr and Mrs Ole Martin son Sunday and secretary L M Hewit of the Navajo chamber of commerce is a business visitor in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Martinson
Sunday, & Son
L. M. Hewit
Navasota Chamber of Commerce
Local visitors flood Bryan scene from surrounding towns
Numerous residents and visitors from Cole, Wheelock, Cottonwood, Harris, Wellborn, Lillian, Cleburne, Palestine, Cameron, Franklin, Wichita Falls, Dallas, Perry Iowa, Normangee and Reliance visited Bryan today. Notables include Judge J W Doremus, Bishop E D Mouton, and Mrs. A J Searcy’s funeral crowd.
Local visitors and travel noted in city
Carl Cole traveled to San Antonio while H. H. Hodges visited the city from the bottom. Mrs. A. W. Boyder of Wellborn is in town. Father J. 3 B. Gleissner went to Hearne in the afternoon. Rev. T. A. Searcy left today for Perry Iowa returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cole
San Antonio
H. H. Hodges
A. W. Boyder
Wellborn
B. Gleissner
Hearne
Rev
T. A. Searcy
Perry
Iowa
Local Residents Attend Visits and Travel Notes
D D Dawson of Houston spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. Allen Smith left for Waco to attend the poultrymen convention. Miss Vesta Turner returned from Caldwell after a pleasant visit with friends. Miss Pauline Oliphant returned to Cottonplant Ark after visiting her sister Mrs W J Fesperman. Mrs G W Lewis returned to Pearsall from Bryan where she was called by the death of her mother Mrs A J Searcy. Bishop and Mrs S D Mouzon returned to Dallas this afternoon and Bishop Mouzon preached at the Methodist church service both hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Anderson
Longview
College Station
B. F. Anderson
J. R. Moore
Denison
Texas
Wade Cox
Brenham
Hunter
Shreveport
Bryan
J. M. Olsen
Steep Hollow
B. J. Fountain
Houston
R. J. Brown
Conroe
W. S. Seeley
Tabor
R. H. Carroll
Harvey
Walter McIver
Normangee
J. M. Kenny
W. H. Thomas
R. P Marstella
M. Cook
J. W. Mathis
Walter English
August Byers
Kurten
H. B. Smith
Detroit
Mich
S. H. Eaves
Goree Neeley
Wellborn
Ruth Hodges
L. L. Dixon
Cawthorne
Etta Peters
New Baden
S. W. Stanfield
Leaday
J. C. Johnson
Hearne
H. B. McDowell
Bryan Terrell
Navasota
Frank Wilson
M. College
Joe Ransome
Joe Arnold
R. L. Allen
Waco
A. J. Buchanan
Roy Buchanan
Pendleton
Ore
Bessie Sells
Little Son
Art
Cal
A. W. Buchanan
J. &. Bullock
Gus Stevener
L. S. Williams
Coleview
Jim Henry
Wheelock
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
BE. J. Beard
Harris School House
C. L. Benson
Corsicana
J. M. Williams
Otho Williams
W. PB. Gandy
J. W. Doremus
Austin
Tyler Haswell
New York
Huntsville
W. B. Eskridge
Lillian
Daisy Bell Ford
Cleburne
Annie Mae Lock
Ben Priddy
Palestine
Woman's Missionary Society
Jean Jackson
Cameron
C. G. Walker
Franklin
Ruth Ponder
Wichita Falls
W. G. Taliaferro
Calvert
Henry Taliaferro
R. J. Williams
Marlin
H. C. Holmes
College
E. D. Mouton
Dallas
First Methodist Church
C. A. Buchanan
Charley Distafano
Dalast
C. B. Sanders
W. Hanover
W. B. Pyland
G. R
J. T. Garrett
G. W. Hedrick
Ww. L. Hedrick
Henry Dixon
A. J. Searcy
T. L. Kirby
Glenn Flinn
Beaumont
Charlie Martin
Jim Tobias
J. W. Hicks
Lee Burley
Jim Carroll
Reliance
P. L. Barron
Rock Prairie
D. D. Dawson
Allen Smith
Vesta Turner
Caldwell
Pauline Oliphant
Cottonplant
Ark
W. J. Fesperman
G. W. Lewis
Pearsall
Travis B. Bryan
Chas. Parks
E. F. Parks
L. M. Hewitt
Ward Templeman
J. Emory
Miss Olive
S. M. Cook
J. T. Barry
Lucy Holman
G. W. Emory
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
W. S. Wilson, Jr
Jacob Fuchs
Pitts Bridge
R. E. Dunlap
Millican
Annie Bergen
San Antonio
Clarence Sheppard
P. L. Sealy
Nannie Rogers
E. J. Rogers
W. E. Rice
R. B. Campbell
North Zulch
M. L. Crenshaw
J. O. Morgan
B. Sbisa
City
W. A. Smith
R. M. Smith
Blanton Wiley
Vernon
Forest Jones
Hardy Weeden
Rob Carroll
Local Residents Arrive and Shop in Bryan
A string of city visitors is recorded with J. J. Riley from Reliance Lola Jones of Harvey and many others from Steep Hollow Cook and Morgan Cross from Harris join in Austin and Bryan business outings. A marriage license issued for Charlie Scram and Emma Schmidt. For sale 107 acres near Bryan south west of town at ten dollars per acre with terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Jones
Harvey
Co. B. Hudson
John Hanway, Jr
Austin
Morgan Cross
Harris
School House
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
J. R. Williams
Marlin
Sam Dunn
Wheelock
B. A. Huggins
Kurton
Coulter Smith
Yarborough
J. L
G. B. Hensarling
Welborn
J. D. Barnett
Ottie Hopkins
Bryan
Jess McIntosh
Nannie Rhode
Charlie A. Scram
Emma E. Schmidt
W. P. Moore
Steele’s
Annie Johnson
James Johnson
Beaumont
Cc. C. Morgan
Walter English
BE. P. Reynolds
Somerville
J. L. Batte
Sam Jones
T. B. Goodman
A. W. Buchanan
Fae Buchanan
J. H. Webb
New York
C. M. Mitchell and Son
Merrill
Cook's Point
W. A. Smith
Millican
Eagle
Wealthy Smith
Fountain
Franklin Barnhart
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. J. Fermier
James T. Ward
Muskogee
Okla
W. B. Hudson
Travis B. Bryan
R. W. Howell
Dalas
State Bankers’ Association
A. and M. College
Samuel Davidson League
Downs
Scollard
Dallas
Tex
Kurten Clergy Man Returns From Family Tragedy
Reverend T H Newz r Kurten comes home after being summoned by the death of his grandmother in Tarrant County. Friends express deep sympathy. Mr and Mrs Henry Prinzel of Kurten also return from a two followed by travel narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Newz
Kurten
Tarrant County
Henry Prinzel
Tanlac credited with dramatic health turn for Alabama woman
Mrs. H. B. Barrett of Republic Alabama visited Jacobs drug store in Birmingham to renew Tanlac, claiming the tonic restored her appetite and sleep, halted dyspepsia, and helped her gain nine pounds after four years of illness. She spent over $1000 seeking relief and says fourteen neighbors have started or will start Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
H. B. Barrett
Jacobs’ Drug Store
Taniac
Deck Gung Beat to Combat U Boats
An authoritative source says direct gunfire from ship decks proved the most effective anti submarine method so far. Light four to six pound guns handled by trained gunners reportedly bagging two or three subs in a day when fired from a ship’s deck above a sub’s surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
California
Tanlac Boosts Bryan Woman, Local Men Talk of Cure
A Bryan reader praises Tanlac, claiming it cured long years of illness and urges others in similar situations to try the medicine. The note adds that Tanlac is sold locally by Read & Stewart and J. P. Royder in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Bryan
Read & Stewart
J. P. Royder
Submarine Catch Methods Highlight Deck Gun Effectiveness
A wartime note cites nets bombs and admiralty devices still used to trap submarines, but claims deck guns on steamers in skilled hands lead in results.
B'NAI B'RITH CELEBRATION AT TEMPLE FREDA
Moritz Lodge I O B E observed B nai B rith day at Temple Freda with a program including piano and violin solos, vocal numbers, and talks by M P Ostrow and Maurice Heresch. A complimentary banquet followed in the lodge room with prepared refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Freda
Moritz Lodge
Selma Levy
Order
M. P. Ostrow
Pearl Gans
Myer Blankfield
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safer calomel substitute
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone provides a pleasant liver aid without causing salivation or sickness like calomel. It targets children and adults, promises quick relief from biliousness and constipation, and urges readers to try the vegetable liquid with a money-back offer if not better than calomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Brownsville
Texas
Chas, Baker
Dodson
County Agent Beason On Tour After Farmers’ Terracing Help
County Agent Beason visits Harvey school Tuesday February 13 and continues to Rock Prairie Steep Hollow and Kurten with illustrated lectures on crop rotation soil conservation tick eradication better rural schools and farm life. Shows are free and open to all residents as part of efforts to put Brazos County first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
Brazos County
Harvey School
Rock Prairie
Steep Hollow
Kurten
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J. E. Mathis
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Jas. F. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
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