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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

10

A&M College Commencement Opens in Ideal Weather

Crowds gather on the campus for the thirty-ninth annual commence ment at the A and M College with ideal weather and full visitor attendance. Rev G Lyle Smith delivers the sermon, alumni gather for drills, concerts, and the Y M C A address as Gov Ferguson arrives to cheers.

A. & M. College Bryan Bizzel G. Lyle Smith First Christian Church Chickasha Oklahoma Ross Volunteers Gray Terrell W. C. Davis Mesdames Davis J. W. Howell H. O. Boatwright Geo. A. Adams Miss Evelyn Sanders C. T. Tally First Methodist Church of W. B. Bizzell Paul M. Lincoln Pittsburg The American Electrical Engineers A. Case R. G. Bressler O. S. Gray F. D. Steger Marvin W. Smith M Company James §. Ferguson Frank D. Steger Howell Texas

Local Produce Market Prices Reported

The local market lists eggs at 12 1 2 cents per dozen and butter at 15 cents per pound. Poultry includes hens 3 to 5 dollars per dozen, fryers 3 50 to 4 50 per dozen, broilers 1 50 to 2 50 per dozen, and turkeys 10 cents per pound. Cattle and hogs priced per pound or unit, oats and corn per bushel, and various hay and hides values noted.

Wind Storm Damages Farm and Homes Near Milano

A Saturday night storm in Milano Milam County caused extensive damage to Judge Ruby’s farm home at Aaron Switch and destroyed Lee Sparra’s home by a gasoline line explosion. Toward town crops show uneven prospects with tomatoes arriving slowly and berries abundant.

Ruby Aaron Switch Lee Sparra C. Hudson

Harvey Happenings and Local Notes

Harve y area reports most crops in good shape though rain is needed. River activity and squirrel hunting bring good luck for many. Mr Jim Kinecannon had appendicitis surgery at Bryan Hospital and is recovering. Ben Deason buried at Bethel Cemetery. Veason linked to Mrs Ja Pate family mourns. Miss Pinkie Ferguson returns from Beeville to home. Hugh Goen heads to Port Arthur. Chester Jones returns from Houston. Mrs Blum Williamson and son visit the Ferguson home. Rev C C Wheeler conducted services at Bright Light Church. Miss Ruby Cotnam visits with Miss Faye Buchanan. Cotnam to Wharton as parents move. Miss Faye Buchanan in Bryan with Mrs Jim.

Evryone Jim Kinecannon Bryan Hospital Ben Deason Bethel Cemetery Veason Pate Faye Buchanan Miss Cotnam Wharton Bryan Jim

Commencement Exercises At A M College Attended

Miss Essie Jones spent last week in Bryan with sister Mrs Wiley Higgs. D S Buchanan returned home Wednesday after studying at A M College this session. Several have entered the commencement exercises at A M College the past few days. June 7 1915 Correspondent.

Essie Jones Bryan

Woodmen of the World Hold Memorial Services

Brazos Lodge No. 104 held memorial services at the city cemetery Sunday afternoon at 4:60 o'clock. New monuments unveiled for W. T. Young B. F P. Clarke and J. L. Robinson. Graves of 23 members decorated with flowers. F L Henderson spoke on Woodcraft and Mrs. R P Lee recited a memorial poem.

Brazos Lodge No W. T. Young B. F P. Clarke J. L. Robinson F. L. Henderson Woodcraft Woodmen R. P. Lee

Also Mentioned on This Page

M&m. College A—Perrin S. E. Co B—George T. J. Co C—Dennis L. C D—Schuhardt D. V E—Gray O. 8S F—Vance J. W G—Camp P. R H—Galliford W. P I—Connor J. R K— Hawes L—Milwether Hotel Bryan C. O. Moser P. L. Downs Temple Moser Dallas R. J. Potts Waco John Vic W. A. Bowen Arlington R. J. Windrow W. Wipprecht James E . Pergu Son Bizzell Ferguson Sons of Texas Alumni Association Gov. Ferguson Charles Gainer Brazos County Ross Brewster Overland Overland, Houston Company Houston U.S Willys-Overland Company Toledo, Ohio Milano, Milam County J. H. Burnett Rockdale Sam Devall Harvey Happenings Edge A. & M. Commencement Commerce Building Arvan Te Cline J. W. Harper Joe Groginski Lawrence & Co Chicago Tiruun M. H. James
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