Local residents travel and work news across region
Locals report numerous residents visiting cities such as Hearne Calvert Houston Dallas New Orleans and Meridian on business visits and family trips. Several officials and professionals including Rev Father Gleissner Prof BE J Kyle and Jesse W Bullock are noted with career changes and church events. Paving work resumes after rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Reed
Hearne
Emmett Cole
Calvert
O. E. Gammill
Houston
T. K. Lawrence
F. A. Capps
Benchley
J. W. Harris
Cottonwood
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
Father Gleissner
J. H. Royder
Wellborn
Anita Park
Johnson
New Orleans
Carroll Dulaney
T. A. Adams
Ne Orleans
M. R. Newnham
Hallettsville
BE. J. Kyle
Dallas
Ed Derden
H. C. Robinson Jr
R. O. Allen
Sarah Allen
J. A. Myers
Lurline Houston
Marcia Ford
Clara Seale
W. E. Sampson
Millican
Ellen Landers
Rachel Hart
Kentucky
J. B. Sanders
R. M. Wallace
Montgomery
Jessie Tucker
Omaha
Neb
J. D. Mann
F. C. Oliver
Meridian
E. L. Shettles
Navasota
Methodist Church
Jesse W
Local visitors and business notes fill city pages
Dozens of residents and guests are listed: Mrs. Mary Pressnal and J. L. Cobb visit Milano and Cottonwood residents travel to Houston Dallas and other locales. Contracts awarded for a five room cottage. Miss Albina Shramek and others visit relatives. instructors and students attend events. Local commerce and upcoming conventions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pressnal
Milano
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood
O. L. Wilcox
Tabor
M. H. James
Houston
Father Gleisner
Nova Sota
J. T. Maloney
Austin
S. H. Brockman
J. H. Gammon Jr
J. T. Pate
Dallas
Rgatives
T. H. Darwin
Bryan Street
Dick Fain
Brazos
Lamar Bethea
Lynamore Nall
New Orleans
Leo Ball
Fort Worth
J. M. Spreckelmeyer
A. W. Boyder
Katie
Vivian
Wellborn
Warren Yates
Georgetown
Local residents visit kin in nearby towns
Friday reports show Mrs. J. P. Curry visiting Ennis relatives and Mrs. A. C. Cole traveling to Wellborn. Mrs. O. RB. Haley went to Waco for a relatives visit, while Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin traveled to Bastrop for a short visit. Mrs. Sam Fountain came from College for a city visit. Dr. P. M. Raysor journeyed to Galveston yesterday for kin visits. Roland Spiller, the Union Hill mer ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Curry
Ennis
A. C. Cole
Wellborn
O. RB. Haley
Waco
J. D. Martin
Bastrop
Sam Fountain
P. M. Raysor
Galveston
Roland Spiller
Union Hill
George E. Hadley
Taylor
H. Berry
eGorgetown
W. R. Brown
Benham
Della Edge
E. T. Benbow
Cottonwood
George R. Tabor
Houston
W. B. Hudson
New Orleans
Clarence Elliott
F. P. Scott
Gause
Hal Cunningham
Smetana
Bryan
Grace Watson
Millican
Reese Spence
D. W. Spence
Cora Dulaney
Navasota
Ima Laster
Calvert
Ethel Evans
M. B. Autrey
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
A. J. Searcy
M. J. Friend
Lavender
Iane Boyder
Mary Lillie Fountain
Sam B. Wilson
J. W. Barton
Dallas
J. P. Wilson
John Duncan
Palestine
Mack Robinson
Ed S. Derden
Local residents travel and visit the city on Saturday
Numerous people from Tabor Hearne Wellborn Kurten Millican Reagan Rock Prairie and Navasota visit the city on business and social calls. Names include George Henry G D Tucker Nona Goodson Willie Davis Aubrey Wilkerson and others with several from Steep Hollow and bottom communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Newland
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
J. F. Goodson
Minnie Foster
Wellborn
John Pate
Harvey
B. A. Fugghins
Kurten
Shep Clay
Millican
Esker Martin
Ona
Nannie Williams
Henry Shepard
John Hearne
Aubrey Wilkerson
Navasota
Movements and Visits Reported Across Texas Cities
Local residents and visitors travel between Dallas Teague Houston Hearne Navasota Dallas Victoria Georgetown Benham New Orleans Corsicana Millican Wellborn Palestine Hempstead Galveston and other towns. Notables include professors, doctors, and merchants making short visits, registrations, or returning home.
Local residents return from brief trips and visits
Ollie Parks, Rev. Glenn Flinn, Lyle Royder, Wade Cox, E M Salley, R M Gordon, Nelson Dulaney, Bernard Stuart, and the Wilsons plus the Howells return from short visits to Dallas, Waco, Houston, Corsicana, Fort Worth, and Huntsville. The A M Glee and Mandolin Clubs finish a North Texas tour. Allen Academy loses to Sam Houston Normal. Advertisements tout Golden Rod feed by Vick Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Parks
Dallas
Glenn Flinn
Waco
Lyle Royder
Wellborn
W. R. Fairman
Wade Cox
E. M. Salley
Navasota
R. M. Gordon
Houston
W. S. Wilson
Corsicana
R. W. Howell
Fort Worth
Sybil Johnson
Glee
Mandolin
North Texas
Allen Academy
Huntsville
Sam Houston Normal
Vick Bros
Watt McNeely
Franklin
Anita Park
Tea for Christian Church Benefit at Mrs Smith’s Home
Mesdames Allen Smith R M Wilson and Daisy Knox host a Thursday tea from 3 to 6 20 pm at Mrs Smith’s home to aid the Christian Church. Invited guests urged to attend. Wick Bros promotes Golden Rod seeds and offers a 25 dollar reward for impurities in Golden Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Allen Smith
R. M. Wilson
Daisy Knox
Smith
Christian Church
Vick Bros
Seth Mooring
Della Parker
T. K. Lawrence
J. M. Gordon
Lawrence Parker
Houston
Madame Pavlova
Wick Bros
Armour Fertilizer Sold as Soil Enricher on Track
A car of Armour Fertilizer is on the track. The message proclaims the product will enrich soil, increase glein, and improve quality, stating it cannot be beat. Signed by J. M. Saladiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
J. M. Saladiner
Reward Offered for Stolen Gray Mare Mule
A $30 reward is posted for a gray mare mule stolen around December 23 from Smetona. The mule is 14 1/2 hands tall with ear tips cut. $5 for the mule, $25 for capture and conviction of the thief. J. J. Cahill, Bryan Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetona
J. J. Cahill
Death of James Cooper Pioneer Citizen of Brazos County
James Cooper 67, a renowned Bryan area pioneer and Civil War veteran, died at his Rock Prairie country home. He left a large estate to widow and two daughters Lula McMichael and Ed Carll. He was famed for honesty, hospitality, and lifelong service to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper
Bryan
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Washington County
Brazos County
Wilson
Twentyfirst
Texas Regiment
Carter
Cooper
Lula McMichael
Ed Carll
Rock Prairie
Texas
Remembering a Community Leader in Brazos County
A Brazos County obituary honors Mr. Cooper a devoted church member and active proponent of clean politics and prohibition. He supported local and state reform, attended a fort Worth mass meeting as a delegate, and his friends recall his generous heart and guiding influence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
George Stewart
Cooper
Fort Worth
Millican Notes On Students and Local Events
Ira McGregor of A and M College, a sophomore, shows strong grades and promise as he visits home. The Fuqua family and Miss Nelia Davis attend events. new pastor Binford leads the Methodist Church. rock quarry owner Mrs Dunlap’s site ships rock. Nelia Davis held a pupil recital. Millican school expands classes and outdoor sports. local teams plan a game with Wellborn. Nelia Davis and Mrs Fuqua travel to Houston for the play Everywoman. George Whaley visits on business. Millican, Tex., Feb 18, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McGregor
A. & M. College
Ira
Robert Fuqua
Aubra
Lonnie Fuqua
Nelia Davis
Erwin
Riggs
College Station
Binford
Methodist Church
Sampson
Dunlap
Nelia
Knox Williams
Houston
George Whaley
Madisonville
Millican, Tex
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J. H. Gammon Sr
T. S. Born
J. E. Pennington
George Wicker
Joe Atkins
N. A. Cotham
George F. Lee
Guy M. Beard
T. B. Smith
Reliance
Geo. A. Adams
B. F. Wren
Wren
Leyhe Piano Company
Howell
Bankers’ Convention
Kathrine Sweeney
Bremend
W. J. Ratliffe
A. H. Eaves
J. S. Bennett
Spearman Webb
Sherman
Harry Edge
Edwin Jenkins
Southwestern University
Claire Sanders
J. W. Wilkinson
Anderson Street
Main Street
Lois Reynolds
Nannie Rohde
J. M. Cox
Realtives
Buffalo
W. H. Morgan
H. P. Danely
A. E. Worley
A. R. Smith
C. F Moore
Herbert W. Reed
San Antonio
Hagle
J. M. Moore
A. Moore
Harris School House
C. M. Bradbury
Hendrix Conway
Ola Simms
I. H. Newton
W. D. Yardley
Joe Ransome
B. E. Hawes
Ollie
Esther Davis
R. J. Potts
E. M. Andrews
R. G. Bressler
Leta Shivelwifbanks
J. M. Carson
G. A. Gordon
Weatherford
W. C. Lawson
Richmond
Blue
W. D. Lawrence
W. A. Wood
Hubbard City
Charles Finley
College
Hugh Looney
Branchville
John Gregg
Pitts Bridge
W. B. Clineh
St. Mary's Hospital
Virginia Spence
State University
J. W. Preston
Floy Larkin
Nellie Batte
T. R. Batte
J. T. Ward
V. B. Hudson
Leo C. Bail
J. J. Pipkin
Mary Locke
Marta Koppe
Main
J. T. Smith
St. Louis
W. J. Coulter
H. W. Reed
Zola Posey
Edge Dry Goods Company
Martindale
George Henry of
T. H. Spell
G. D. Tucker
W. L. Powers
F. G. Proudfoot
T. J. Preston
Teague
A. Wolfe
A. W. Wilkerson
C. S. Tatum
Henry Locke
Grand Hotel
New York
Henry Eaves
Alder Lewis
Plano
Mary Sue Irving
Victoria
Bessie Abercombie
E. J. Kyle
Nelson Dulaney
Bernard Stuart
Armour Fertilizer
Route
Christian Gerntieman
Mercy
Associated Press
Peking
China
White Wolf
Liauan Chow
Father Rich
Grove
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