Local residents listed on varied city visits and trips
The notice records numerous residents visiting or traveling through the city. Names include Sam B. Wilson W H McVey J C Davidson Claude Searcy Arch Robinson J H Harden Ednad Jones J W Galloway J Carroll T A Gossett J F Parks J Harris W H Benbow Prof Walton Poteet Alma Lipscomb Belle Ransome Magdaline Olson T A Searcey Allen Wilcox and others with destinations Dallas Bryan Hearne Beaumont Hempstead Fulton Perry Iowa County Chicago Detroit and locations in between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Wilson
Dallas
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
Bryan
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Claude Searcy
Empstead
Will Ruditi
Hearne
J. W. Dyer
J. F. Parks
Clay
Yuma
J. T. Huggins
Morgan
B. A. Huggins
Kurten
Arch Robinson
Cottonwood
J. K. Pressnal
Tabor
J. Harris
W. H. Benbow
Walton Poteet
Alma Lipscomb
Beaumont
Belle Ransome
Hempstead
A. C. Graham
Magdalina Olson
Steep Hollow
Fulton
Rey. T. A. Searcey
Perry
Iowa
A. J. Rey
G County
Allen Wilcox
A. & M. College
Chicago
Detroit
Busy day of social calls and visits in Bryan
Wiley Coulson of Iola and others were in Bryan for business and social calls. Residents from Cot tonwood Rock Prairie and Harvey shopped and visited, while many travelers headed to Dallas, Galveston, Marlin, Beaumont, Navasota and New Orleans for short trips, health, or family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Coulson
Iola
Bryan
Local visitors and residents circulate in the city
Mrs. R. R. Ellis and her son Seldon returned from Sylvan Beach after a short visit. B. Sbisa of College attended to business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hensarling of Steay Hollow visited. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Edge of Cotton weed spent the day here. J. C. Burney of Fort Worth, in the city the past two days, returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schwarzbach
Galveston
Villa Mamia Academy
Roberts
Franchelle
Beaumont
G. T. Storey
Houston
Charlton Torey
J. H. Conway
R. R. Ellis
Seldon
Sylvan Beach
B. Sbisa
T. A. Hensarling
Steay Hollow
G. P. Edge
Cottonweed
J. C. Burney
Fort Worth
Local political candidate tours Grimes County and others
J G Minkert a legislature candidate toured Anderson and Grimes County this morning. S H Dunlap traveled to Beaumont for a brief business trip. Mrs Clarence Ousley and daughter Miss Claire depart for Boulder Colorado for several weeks. Miss Willie Belle Johnson visits Cosicana to visit her sister Mrs T H Halton. Mrs F D Perkins of McKinney returns home after visiting her mother Mrs O H Austin. Miss Ida Wren of Normangee returns home after visiting her nieces. Mr and Mrs R H Seale and daughter Pauline of Benchley were visitors in Bryan today. Mr and Mrs Cliff Martin of Cottonwood shopped in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McDonald
Waco
A. W. Dyess
Harvey
W. L. Powers
O. Mitchell
Navasota
Tony Rizzotto
Dallas
Bryan and College Interurban
Sylvan Beach
Dudley
M. Nagle
Wesley
el Paso
Wichita Mill and Elevator Company
R. H. Haltom
Benchley
Bryan
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood
J. H. White
Wixon
Henry Koontz
Zack
W.E. Astin
San Antonio
W. P. Jones
Ardella
J. H. Seeley
Alexander
F. C. Bolton
Mary
Rupert Brooks
Henry Gudger
Lula McMichael
Denison
George W. Smith
Galveston
R. J. Newland
Claire
San Angelo
O. L. Wilcox
Tabor
C. C. Shellburne
J. G. Minkert
Anderson
Grimes County
S. H. Dunlap
Beaumont
Clarence Ousley
Boulder
Colorado
Willie Belle Johnson
Cosicana
T. H. Halton
F. D. Perkins of
McKinney
O. H. Austin
Ida Wren
Normangee
J. T. Smith
Erin Blatherwick
R. H. Seale
Pauline
Cliff Martin
Upshaw at First Baptist on Texas statewide Prohibition
Will D. Upshaw of Atlanta spoke at the First Baptist Church on July 22 statewide prohibition submission in Texas. He argued for fairness and urged Texans to vote for submission, highlighting the Anti-Saloon League's Texas chapter and its ties to the national group, while praising local hospitality and urging participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will D. Upshaw
Atlanta
Anti-Saloon League of America
First Baptist Church
Texas
Upshaw
Bryan
Anti- Saloon League
Ohio
National League
the Alamo
David, Crockett
Tennessee
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Prohibition Meetings Urge Statewide Ban On Liquor
Speakers at multiple churches promote statewide prohibition with sermons on Civic Righteousness and Christian Citizenship. Upshaw emphasizes love for the saloon keeper but death to the saloon while others urge voters to back prohibition and law enforcement. An offering for the cause was taken at each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wm. J. Herwig
Dallas
Texas
Free Baptist Church
J. H. Durham
Anti-Saloon League
Mule Runs Away Damaging Delivery Wagon
A delivery wagon owned by groceryman Hardy Newton was damaged when a young mule ran away this morning. Starting from a blacksmith shop on West Anderson Street the mule pulled the wagon east to Smith Drug Company corner, hit the curb, and broke free from the harness. The wagon rolled until stopped by R. C. Stone as the mule fled about two blocks. Driver Dwight Hanna, who had just taken a horse to be shod, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Newton
West Anderson Street
Smith Drug Company
R. C. Stone
Dwight Hanna
Hanna
Professor Sparkman to Study in Cuba for Weeks
Prof. C. F. Sparkman of A. & M. College, professor of Spanish, will leave next Saturday for Cuba to study for several weeks. He will gather data on local manners and customs to aid his work at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sparkman
A. & M. College
Cuba
Barbecue and Picnic for C. B. H. 3 Club
The C. B. H. 3 Club plans a barbecue and picnic at Bohemian hall near College on Thursday July 13. Bring filled baskets for the afternoon event. Speakers by candidates from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Dinner at 1 p.m. more talks at 2 p.m. A Shiloh versus Harvey baseball game at 4 p.m. and a 8:30 p.m. dance with more attractions to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. H. 3. Club
Bohemian Hall
College
Shiloh
Harvey
Moving Water Mains On South Dallas Street
A large force of workmen are busy today on South Dallas Street moving the water main. After a survey for paving, the main lay under the curb and is being shifted closer to the property line so leaks can be repaired without tearing up the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Street
Gets It corn remedy ad claim goes 48 hours to remove
An old advertises Gets It corn remover promises quick relief with 48 hours for corns and warts. Pitches ease over tape or knives and claims world best status. Sold by E Lawrence & Co Chicago with Bryan recommendation by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getst
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Bryan
M. H. James
Smith Drug Company
E. J. Jenkins
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City
J. H. Harden
Ednad Jones
J. W. Galloway
Jim Carroll
T. A. Gossett
Independence
Jack Lawless
P. L. Barron
Rock Prairie
Marvin Thompson
Te City
Marvin Elliott
Cottgnwood
Joe Paradouskia
Thisernoon
Marlin
L. M. Levinson
New Orleans
Tom Hanus
Ennis
W. B. Edison
G. W. Price, Jr
Wellborn
Piley Colson
J. M. Olsen
H. H. Williamson
J. D. Goen
Lavada
W. C. Lawson
Sam H. Hunter
Lillie Wilson
Ugo Jann
W. B. Roman
Ethel Sellers
Lois Bethea
Maude Williams
Mart
S. H. Franklin
H. C. Robinson
Giddings
P. H. Hensarling
Amarillo
J. W. Mathis
Billy Risinger
Holligan Chapel
J. C. Harrison
Hico
I. N. Broadway
BE. Haynes Johnson
J. W. Sheppard
W. F. Odom
I. M. Cook
J. C. Jarrett
Taylor
Janette
Tom Castles
J. W. Boyd
S. J. Emory
New York
J. T. Hanway
Lawrence Parker
Denton
G. E. Bowen
Baby
W. J. Lang of
Wiley Kelly
J. C. Ayers
Tom Galletin
Dave Lloyd
Reliance
W. J. Higgs
S. S. Kelly
John Lloyd
J. T. Dyess
G. W. Blanton
John W. Barnett
N. F. Outlaw
A. Jenkins
Henry Gandy
Tom McCallum
Julius Deutser
Port Arthur
Harry Marwill
A. W. Buchanan
A. and M. College
Baptist Church
Antis
M. Riend
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
USA
St Louis
P. P. Boyett
Bryan, Texas
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