Locals Mention Numerous City Visitors and Events
A steady stream of visitors arrived and traveled today including G D Tucker to Franklin E J Fountain to Houston G B Hensarling Wellborn Maj L L McInnis to Houston and many others Mrs Leona Simpson from Houston Mrs H H Williamson from College and J B O NeAl visiting his daughter Miss Madeline Hanway went to Houston for a visit Several meetings and outings are noted including a prayer meeting and the canning demonstrators convention A sale of a jack for Jersey cows is listed and the article closes with Judge T S Reese reported critically ill at the A & M College residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Tucker
Franklin
E. J. Fountain
Houston
G. B. Hensarling
Wellborn
Maj. L. L. McInnis
Alex Ewing
N. B. Sikes
Benchley
Turner Crenshaw
Steep Hollow
Leona Simpson
H. H. Williamson
College
J. B. O'Neal
North
Jim Goodwin
Ira Gooch
Navasota
A. J. Buchanan
Fenie
Lucille Graham
Rock Prairie
M. L. Rand
Galveston
J. F. Lavender
Gleissner
Cameron
Madeline Hanway
M. T. Jones
Clara Seale
A. & M. Glee Club
George F. Lee
S. C. Wolten
Emma Dobrovolny
Marlin
J. P. White
Roy Gandy
Glenview Farm
BE. A. Cameron
Coleman
Tyler Haswell
Sampson Et Delila
Grand Opera Company
T. A. Hensarling
W. B. Cline
J. A. D. Robinson
G. W. Lear
Dora Poole
Corpus Christi
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
Eagle Office
Anton Poster
Reese Spence
Waco
D. W. Spence
Roy Zimmerman
I P. A. E. Collins
J. W. Robinson
Herme
P. A. E. Collins
G. A. Smith
Kingsville
Arged
Tate
Will
Jersey
Glenview Dairy
Will Battle
Gus Sanders
Hazel Loftin
Court of Civil Appeals
First Supreme Judicial District
A. & M. College
Bryan
Joe Lloyd
Burton
O. L. Wilcox
Tabor
J. W. Wiley
Rohde Reynolds
Has
C. C. Thompson
Hubbard City
Harrison
Keith
A. W. Wilkerson
Bankers’ Conveninow
L. Boyett
Dallas
W. J. Cox
B. Grant
J. W. Doremus
Palestine
Inez Stephan
Myrtle Broadway
Dana Carnes
Yestern
Rs. W. F. Hoppess
Hillsboro
A. W. Boyder
Herome
W. E. Johnson
Beaumont
W. M. DeVoe
Ed Hall
A. K. Brown
Eli Marks
L. M. Hewit
W. W. Harris Jr
Ivan Boyett
Tom Massey
Calvert
A. H. Eaves
J. S. Bennett
Nettie Johnson
Center
W. S. Howell Jr
San Antonio
W. B. Jones
Harvey
Kurton
W. C. Davis
T. W. Frame
Edge
John W. Hicks
Reliance
George H. Schwab
Austin
Hilareth McAshan
Nannie Rohde
Jennie Hopkins
Lou Parker
Mart
Albert Higgs
Fountain
Grace Gandy
W. G. Taliaferro
W. F. Taliaferro
Vick Bros
Grace Kellogg
Mary James
Fannie Bentley
Robert Armstrong
C. C. Duncan
J. F. Duncan
R. M. Wallace
Montgomery
J. B. Saunders
Emmett Cole
Lawrehte Parker
C. E. Saunders
W. B. Saunders
Robert Hearne
Hugh Foley
Corinne Brunson
Mat Vitopil
Frank Hanus
Joe Kosh
Ed J. Cox
Edith Blatherwick
Normangee
J. E. Astin
Moredock
Watson White
Colonial Theatre
J. C. Williams
Janet Leiser
Ben Marwill
M. Bonneville Jr
New Orleans
Terrebonne
Morgan City
J. W. Gray
Kansas
Gray
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Freewill Baptist Church
John McMillan
Walter Holmes
Local residents and visitors note in Bryan city
Friday reports show Prof. R O Allen in Austin and several residents and visitors passing through or visiting relatives in Bryan including Mrs J C Christopher of Beaumont Mrs J S Jenkins of Mumford and Miss Frances Higgs. The paving work at West Anderson Street advances with the large mixing machine moved and the second layer nearing completion by the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Conlee
J. C. Christopher
Beaumont
Winette
Bryan Baptist Academy
J. S. Jenkins of
Mumford
Frances Higgs
Fountain
W. F. Proctor
Houston
Bankers’ Convention
D. C. Mayfield
Navasota
Bryan
Emma Dobrovolny
Virginia Wollen
Marlin
Claude H. Pugh
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
J. G. Warrell
International & Great Northern Railway
Smith Drug Company
West Anderson Street
Proudfoot
Local residents travel through city on various errands
Joe Lloyd of Kurten and J B Carroll from Rock Prairie visited the city today while Morgan Cross from Tabor and I M Cook from Steep Hollow were also in town. Many others including Mrs. W E Sampson from Millican and Miss Margie Gay in Houston were seen or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lloyd
Kurten
J. B. Carroll
Rock Prairie
Morgan Cross
Tabor
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
T. P. Hall
W. 8. Wilson Sr
Margie Gay
Houston
W. E. Sampson
Millican
Bankers' convention guest travels and family visits
Cade Bethea returned to Livingston from a visit with brother County Attorney Lamar Bethea and family. Mrs. M. K. Goodson and daughter Miss Etta and Mrs. Charles C. Skains went home to Houston after a pleasant visit with Mrs. EB Crenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Cade Bethea
Livingston
Lamar Bethea
M. K. Goodson
Etta
Charles C. Skains
EB. W. Crenshaw
Social notices and travel updates from local readers
Citizens and visitors travel to Dallas Beaumont Waco Houston and other places while locals host guests and attend events. Roads, theaters, and churches are mentioned alongside ads for Golden Rod feed and promotional notices.
Order of Election in Brazos County Texas
Brazos County held an election on February 25 1914 at Steele's Store to decide if stock such as horses mules jacks jennets and cattle may run at large. John Nunn presided with two judges and two clerks to tally votes and returns due within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Steffens
Metropolitan Magazine
Steffens
America
San Francisco Bulletin
Commissioners’ Court
Brazos County
Texas
Wheeras
H. D. Wilson
Brazos River
Little Brazos River
Steele's
John Nunn
J.T. Maloney
Reward for Brown Mare Missing at Koppe Bridge
Ten dollar reward offered for a five year old brown mare male branded BV on shoulder and with one eye out. Last seen near Koppe bridge. Issued by T. R. Batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppe Bridge
T. R
Armour Fertilizer Promise Boosts Soil and Yield
Armour fertilizer touted to enrich soil increase yield and improve quality with claim it cannot be beat by farmer J. M. Saladiner endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
J. M. Saladiner
Harvey Happenings in 1914 Texas Community
Farmers defer corn planting after a norther. Gardens planted. several new smallpox cases. Miss Icy Goen ill at home. Doctors Sims and Rea vaccinated schoolchildren. Free Baptist meeting in Bryan drew many. Local visits to Bryan include Forrest Jones family and others. John Pate installs a new gin for the season. Grandma Pate returns from Liberty County. Harvey Texas February 16, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icy Goen
Sims
Bryan
Rea
Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Forrest Jones
C. S. Jones
Orestus Jones
Ardella
James Thompson
Nall Graham
Joe Ransome
J. H. Weedon
N. A. Cotham
D. S. Buchanan
A. & M. College
M. G. Buchanan
John Pate
Drifted Away and Death of Cora Hamilton
Obituary notes the death of Cora Hamilton with funeral imagery and loss. It lists mourning lines as the city reports passings and life after death, while health notices report six new smallpox cases among the negro population and quarantine measures in the city, including enforcement against an infected individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hamilton
Hunnicutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. O. Allen
Buster Mathis
H. J. Barbee
Goodland
T. D. Mason
Taylor
W. T. Murchison
Iola
B. K. Kopchinski
Vivian Seale
John Sousares
W. R. Fairman
Rockdale
C. C. McRea
Brazos
Lurline Houston
Marcia Ford
Maggie Deason
J. M. Cooper
W. E. Graham
Ina Oates
Stephenville
Rowena
Albert Rhodes
Henry Cline
W. H. Aldridge
Allen Academy
Fred Taylor
Honey Grove
Robbie Nicol
Courtney
Inez Langford
Grace Kelley
Jake Stanley
R. S. Webb Sr
Belle Ferguson
Maj. L. L. Mc Tnnis
Albert Scott
James Denman
W. T. Young
Warren Thurman
J. B. Astin
W. B. Barron
John Nash
Tensie Wilson
W. C. Lawson
Lee Andrews
Carroll Dulaney
William Mills
G. F. Lee
J. T. Maloney
H. 8. McGee
L. L. McInnis
Miss Malcolm
Rudolph Myers
W. L. Scallerffierhorn
San Francisco
Cal
A. B. Proudfoot
Chicago
State OF Texas
County of Brazos
Armour Fertilizer
Harvey Happenings
Grandma Pate
Liberty County
Harvey, Tex