Personal mentions highlight visitors and travels in Bryan
Tuesday's Bryan Daily notes Willie Johnson and Mrs Johnson arriving from San Antonio to stay with his mother and several Houston visitors visiting relatives. The piece lists numerous guests, trips to Cameron, Calvert, Port Arthur, San Antonio, Houston, and Tyler, plus a few local events and a city editor appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Johnson
San Antonio
M. Johnson
Robert Gordon
Robert Jr
Houston
Gordon
W. FE. Saunders
T. J. Avera
Star Products Co
Cameron
Bryan
G. Ausebrook
Hollis Allen
el Paso
George Stallworth
Willys Foote
E. F. Parks & Co
Port Arthur
Austin E. Burges
Washington Street
Burges
H. G. Jr
PD. F. Saunders
L. L. McInnis
Janie Astin
Hearne
O. H. Astin
Pauline Martin
W. L. Zulch
Jane Keefer
I. E. Bethke
North Zulch
J. N. Sramek
Dorothy Marie
Susie Andert
Smetana
Luther Johnson
Tyler
L. M. Johnson
W. B. Baker
Artie Lou Smith
Reliance
Laura Bell Roten
Brazos County
E. J. Fountain
Country Club
Irene Risser
Bonham
Ralph Risser
Bettie Boyle
D. D. Wasbinder
Pittsburg
Penn
R. M Nail Sr
M. B
Lamar
N. B. Tucker
Nava
L. H. B. Sbisa
Damage and travel notes from Monday's Daily across Brazos County
Sunday wind caused considerable damage at Wheelock with several houses blown down. Mrs. A B Carr visits Dallas and plans a Arkans visit with H J Schlaffley of Carlyle Illinois. Various locals report rain, visits, and trips including Brazos Bottom drive for crop prospects and returns from Normangee Hearne Cameron Ennis and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
A. B. Carr
Dallas
John &K. Carr
Carr
Arkane
H. J. Schlafley
Carlyle
Ill
Ozark Mountain
Erick Fletcher
Normangee
Fletcher
Howard Baldwin
Ernest Harden
Ernest Jr
Yoakum
Oak McKenzie
Mrs. Baldwin
Harden
McKenzie
Maxine Jette
Hearne
Cameron
Walter Armstrong
Tabor
Bryan
A. S. McSwain
F. W
Chas. EF. Locke
A. H Leidigh
College
Mable Edwards
Emporium
Kansas
Willie Belle Johnson
Waco
Brazos Varisco
New Orleans
Mgor Tyler Haswell
Sam B. Wigan
Joe Howard
Brazos
Jack Doane
Ennis
Dor Doane
F. E. Hood
Houston
Roy Long
Navaote
Mr. and
Bryan residents mingle at church, visits, and family news
Mrs. W R Fairman and Mrs S A Long stay at Bryan Hospital after an operation. Mrs M W Sims and Miss Gertrude Sims travel to Chautauqua, N Y for summer the fourteenth year. Local visits include Mrs J R Fain and Miss Mary Goodson at Riverside Brazos Bottom and Chautauqua preparations. Grandmother Goodson 94 healthy. Reports of rains at Benchley and Beachey. Obituary notes for U M Williams Jr. and attendances by many Bryan residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Fairman
S. A. Long
Bryan Hospital
M. W. Sims
Gertrude Sims
Chautauqua
N. Y
Pattie Sims
Dallas
Sims
L. E. Finney
San Antonio
First Baptist Church
W. C. Davis
Franklin
F. L. Henderson
Caldwell
M. O. Locke
Eastland
Bryan
W.B. Roman
Locke
Houston
John H. Allen
A. J. Darnell
I. B. Welch
Midway
J. F. Curd
Millican
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
Jess Cook
Richard Ratcliff
Galveston
Willie Rogers
Carnegie Library
Teague
Rob Roberts
Onah Astin
McKinney
Florence Perkins
Join Peyton
Beachey
Local visitors and families gather for Hood’s Brigade reunion
James Sullivan of College Station visited Bryan on business. Mrs. S. A. Long’s daughter Mrs. W. R. Fairman rests Easy after appendicitis and tumor operation at Bryan hospital, as Edwin Crenshaw also recovers from a similar surgery. Various relatives and veterans from Rockdale Fort Worth and Teague visit Bryan, attend Hood’s Texas Brigade reunion, and travel between Bryan Ashland and Hood’s reunion sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
College Station
S. A. Long
W. R. Fairman
Bryan Hospital
Edwin Crenshaw
J. Ralph Wade
Beaumont
John A. Boriskie
Ed Hedlicka
Wade
John A.boriskie
Hood
J. B. Richards
Rockdale
James B. Briggs
Ft. Worth
J J. Tatum
C. B Thompson
Harvey
Bright Light Free Baptist Church
J. P. Brown
BR. V. Whitaker
Fort Worth
D. A. Smith
Brazos County
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
W. W. Harris
Ashland
Miss
San
Alex Harris
Kk. C. Harley
Allen Farm
Bryan
Texas Brigade
Harley
35Th
Alabama Regiment
George RK. Branch
George Jr
Juanita
Teague
Albert J. Buchanan
Frances
Gussie Branch
Howard Barry
Navasota
Captain Barry
Hood's Brigade
Ralph Howell
East 27Th Street
W. E. Astin
Hearne
Joe Wilson
Kurten
Artie Wilson
J. Nelson Mize
Grimes County
Pure protection policy with the Guarantee Fund Life Assn
The text indicates a life insurance policy offer with the Guarantee Fund Life Assurance Association, Omaha Nebraska. Agent named Winifred Carroll promotes the policy as a secure protection option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetter
Life Assn
Omaha
Neb
Winifred Carroll
Heavy hail damages crops near Navasota and Scout camp
Hail fell in central parts of the county causing crop losses in Courtney, Harmony, and near Anderson including cotton and corn. Wind injuries were reported in Harmony and a flood washed out the Boy Scout camp dam at Spring Creek, with repairs underway and the pool slated to reopen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Mickie
Harmony
Anderson Road
L&g. N
Anderson
Spring Creek
Navasota Examiner-Review
Negro Chapel Saved by Members Efforts
The Allen M. E. Chapel was saved from sale to satisfy a Grant Lumber Co. judgment after raising 1150 dollars from gifts and other means. The funds will be applied to the debt with notes for the remaining balance over four and a half years, paid quarterly. An ad promotes Herbine as a digestive tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. E. Chapel
Grant Lumber Co
Penny Social at Wellborn First Baptist Church
The Wellborn First Baptist women host a penny social at the church on July 18. Attendees receive free cream and cake and donate a penny for each year of life into gift boxes. Twelve tables represent birth months and guests will sit at their birth month table. Proceeds support church expenses. ages kept confidential. Open invitation to Bryan residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wellborn
Bryan
Methodist Women Donate $25 to Negro Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met with President Mrs. J. N. Goodwin and Secretary Mrs. H. N. Cochran. They donated 25 dollars to the African Methodist church to help pay its indebtedness and prevent sale at auction. The Young Woman's Missionary Society joined the general society as Group No. 5, with Mrs. A. K. Brown as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
J. N. Goodwin
H. N. Cochran
African Methodist Church
Young Woman's Missionary Society
General Society
A. K. Brown
McCulloch Finds Upbeat Outlook After Market Tour
W. I. McCulloch returned from a ten day buying trip to the furniture markets in Chicago and Grand Rapids with several cars of new stock. He notes a slight price rise over last season and says nationwide prosperity justifies the heavy purchases by buyers from all sections. He was encouraged by local crop conditions and bumper prospects along his route through the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. McCulloch
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Police chief thanks Bryan Boy Scouts for aid
Chief of Police W S Martin commends the Bryan Boy Scouts for aiding in parking and assisting visitors during Hood's Texas Brigade events in Bryan. He notes their valuable help and usefulness to him and to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Martin
Boy Scouts
Bryan
Hood
Texas Brigad
Teething Babies Ease With McGee's Elixir
Heat worsens teething pain and stomach upset for infants. McGee's Baby Elixir claims to soothe the stomach and bowels, easing discomfort. Priced 35c and 60c, sold by all druggists. Advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Fermiers to Tour States of the North by Auto
Professor and Mrs. Fermier with four children plan a northern automobile trip starting today from College Station. The tour will pass through Indiana, the Fermiers' home state, and Michigan, Mrs. Fermier’s native state, with several stops along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermiers
North
College Station
Tex
E. J. Fermier
Florence
George
Emilie
Bertha
Indiana
Michigan
Fermier
Delighful Barbecue Hosted by Wipprechts at Brazos Bottom
Mr and Mrs Walter Wipprecht host a barbecue today on their farm in the Brazos Bottom. Guests include family and officials from the Fiscal Department of A and M College led by Mr Wipprecht, head of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wipprecht
Brazos
Department of A. and M. College
Wipprecht
Rancher John D Conlee Injured By Durham Bull
J D Conlee suffered a fractured right leg above the knee after being attacked by a large Durham bull he was leading on his ranch west of town near Bryan about four miles west. Doctors say the injury is not serious and he expects to be on crutches in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Conlee
Bryan
Funeral for Baby U M Williams Jr in Bryan
Mr and Mrs U M Williams of El Paso arrived with the body of their infant son U M Jr who died in El Paso Friday June 29 Funeral services were held at 4 o clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs S H Franklin Rev H C Willis pastor First Methodist church conducted the services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Buchanan
Lucy Harrison
University of California, Berkley
Harrison
A. D. Alexander
Ennis
Bryan
U. M. Williams, Jr
W. M. Williams
Paris
U. M. Miliams
el Paso
U. M. Jr
S. H. Franklin
H. C. Willis
First Methodist Church
Fourth of July Fireworks Accident Injures A. Ware
A. Ware sustained an injury to his right eye while lighting fireworks for his children on the Fourth. The damage is not serious, but he wears an eye patch and will do so for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Ware
Mr. Ware
Parker-Astin Hardware Company Increases Capital Stock
Secretary of State Sidney L. Stapes announced Parker-Astin Hardware Company of Bryan has amended its charter increasing capital stock from 60000 to 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Sidney L. Stapes
Parker-Astin Hardware Company of
Bryan
Rainfall in Bryan Reaches .61 Inches Sunday
Bryan rainfall measured Sunday afternoon at .61 inches per gauge readings from the C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency. The moisture adds to local totals as showers pass through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency
Citrus Talk Highlights Opportunities for Rio Grande growers
The Extension Service luncheon in Ibisa Hall featured Dr. W W Yothers from Orlando discussing citrus prospects in the Rio Grande Valley. He spoke on frost control windbreaks water supply and insect disease management, noting high local engagement at Short Courses versus Florida meetings. Group No 2 led by A P Swallow arranged the program with patriotic decorations and brief talks from Extension staff and W B Cook of the I G N R R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibisa Hall
A. L. Ward
Group No. 2
A. P. Swallow
W. W. Yothers
U. S
Orlando
Fla
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
Yothers
Dallas
L. G. Bryan
Margarite Stephens
Dora Barnes
O. 0. Henderson
Parker Carroll
Allie Conway
Marguerite Stephens
G. L. Crawford
R. W. Persons
C. M. Evans
W. Bb. Lanham
W. B. Cook
Parks & Co. Undertaking Firm Reopens Under Parks
Advertisement announces the reopening of the E. F. Parks & Co. undertaking establishment. O. J. Parks takes direct control with C. S. Warren, a veteran licensed embalmer, handling technical matters. The firm previously operated Buchanan Moore business with Parks, James later acquiring the undertak ing portion, while Parks retained furniture and buggy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Parks & Co
Buchanan-Moore
Parks
W. T. James
Mr. Park
O. J. Parks
C. S. Warren
Methodists De Molay Tie In Exciting County Game
A large crowd watched the De Molay and Methodist teams tie an 8 to 3 contest at Allen Field after darkness halted play in the fifth inning. Errors plagued both sides while Wade Cox faced heavy umpiring pressure as Rev H C Willis celebrated the tie. a rematch is set for August 22. The Presbyterians and Free Baptists were slated to play that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist DE Molay
de Molay
Methodist
Guy F. Boyett
Sergeant Jones
Methodists
Allen Field
Wade Cox
Rev
H. C. Willis
Preacher Tatum
Earl
Girls Purse Found at Fin-Feather Club Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge claiming it helps a weak child regain strength. The copy suggests worms drain vitality and a dose or two can restore health. Priced at 35 cents and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin-Feather Club
Roten
Old Citizens Spend Day Visiting Here On Route To Waxahachie
Mr and Mrs E B Lomax visited Bryan after seven years away en route from Houston to Waxahachie. He praised the town andits people and contrasted local Sabbath observance with scenes from their previous city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
E. B. Lomax
Bryan
Houston
Extension service honored at watermelon and barbecue buffet
Mrs. M. M. Daugherty and Miss Helen Higgins hosted a buffet supper for the extension service staff at the Daugherty home in College Park. The menu featured barbecued chicken lettuce tomatoes pickles Saratoga chip potatoes coffee lemonade and ice cold watermelon. Guests included Director and Mrs. T. O. Walton and numerous local residents and staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Daugherty
Helen Higgins
Extension Service
Mildred Horton
Myrtle Murray
Dora Barnes
Bernice Claytor
Maggie Barry
Edith M. Andrews
Mary Jessie Stone
Bennie Campbell
Helen Swift
Sallie Hill
Gertrude Blodgett
Mamie Lee Hayden
Jennie Camp
Bess Edwards
Lilla Graham Bryan
Chas, Harbin
Paul Walser
Horace Kerr
D. B. Wilson
Margaret Stephens
Jimmie McKenzie
Clara Sullivan
Snow Lintment touted for insect bite swelling relief
Ballard's Snow Lintment claims to counteract insect venom and ease irritation. Offered in three sizes at 80c 60c and 1.20 dollars per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
For Sale Gin and Houses at Steel's Store Texas
Domenick Angona lists property: a gin 20 by 64, engine room 26 by 28, seed house 18 by 50, a four room house, and one acre land on the switch at Steel's Store Texas. Asks 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel's
Texas
Domenick Angona
Beers Transferred to New Orleans Cotton Office
John B Beers cotton classing expert with U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics is reassigned from Texas to the federal board of cotton examiners in New Orleans He leaves today or Wednesday Mrs Beers and children stay in Bryan until September 1 then move to join him in New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Beers
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas
Extension Service
Board of Cotton Examiners
New Orleans
Miss Seale Honored At Home Before Sister Zonnie's Wedding
Miss Vivian Seale hosted her Sunday school class at her First Methodist Church in honoring her sister Miss Zonnie Seale who is to be married. The event occurred Monday afternoon at the Seale home.
Texas proposal for state highway system and new tax
Texas lawmakers push a constitutional amendment to create a state controlled highway system. The measure would authorize ad valorem and excise taxes to retire bonds and set an election for July 1923 with official ballots. A $5000 appropriation funds proclamation and publication costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
L. Staples
Chamber of Commerce carries on routine business this week
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce met this morning with directors present including J. M. Gordon and Mayor Tyler Haswell. Reports covered L. G. N. motor car service, Hood's Brigade Reunion success, Allen Academy building, and a highway amendment vote on July 28 with open Eagle columns for opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Academy
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
M. E. Wallace
C. L. Benson
S. E. Eberstadt
Boy Scouts Hike to Wixon Lake July 9 14 Bryan
Bryan scouts are ordered on a week long hike from July 9 to July 14. Cars depart from the courthouse lawn at 7:00 AM Monday. Each scout pays 5 for camp expenses and must bring specified personal equipment and safety items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Bryan
Court House
C. G. Walker
Charles Griesser
Delca
Stephan Bottling Works
J. Webb Howell
Jess Conlee
Sam Crenshaw
Boy Scout Organization
W. S. Barron
Ruth Marie Pratt to Everett Conn Gibbs Wed In Temple
Mrs Jessie T Pratt announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Marie to Mr Everett Conn Gibbs on Sunday July 1 1925 in Temple Texas. The couple will reside at Harden Apartments Waco after July 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. Gibbs
W. F. Gibbs
Jessie T. Pratt
Ruth Marie
Everett Conn Gibbs
Temple
Texas
Dr J N Goodwin Internal Medicine Listing
Dr J N Goodwin practiced internal medicine and diseases of children in Smith Building with office and residence phone numbers 493 and 295 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Building
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NEGRO
MR. McCulloch
Martin
John D. Gonlee
MR. Beers
HOUSE
Adv
P. O
W. W. Hall
Eagle Office
Chamber Commerce
Wixon Lake
Mon
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