Locals Update: Residents Travel Across Cities
J Gelber traveled to Hempstead on business. W R Fairman went to Calvert. Frank Higgs to Houston. Mrs H A Burger returned from Houston. George Royder from Wellborn visited. Dr W A Smyth of Millican attended to business. L M Hewit, F G Proudfoot, and many others journeyed to Houston, Waco, Galveston, and surrounding towns for meetings, visiting relatives, or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gelber
Hempstead
W. R. Fairman
Calvert
Frank Higgs
Houston
H. A. Burger
George Royder
Wellborn
W. A. Smyth
Millican
L. M. Hewit
F. G. Proudfoot
W. G. Taliaferro
Beaumont
Lillian Tidrow
W. L. Boyett
Galveston
John B. Cavitt
Marlin
L. S. Williams
Harvey
W. Wipprecht
Texarkana
J. H. Covington
L. M. Cole
A. H. Humphrey
Victoria
J. W. Ridgway
A. & M. College
Waco
J. M. Collier
Corpus Christi
Giddings
G. W. Robinson
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
L. L. McInnis
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Houston Visitors and Travel Orders Dominate City Scene
A parade of visitors and officials arrives in the city from Houston Port Arthur Holligan Chapel Mumford Waco Steep Hollow Kalvert Teague and Amarillo. Local figures attend events and travel for business or leisure while two Mexicans are arrested for drunkenness and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Born
Houston
Pink Mims
Holligan Chapel
C. L. Wignall
Port Arthur
John Hunt
F. R. Collard Jr
Mumford
Hattie Neighbors
Waco
J. W. Rosprim
Rosprim
Hensarling
F. R. Collard Sr
Wheelock
A. B. Connor
Walter English
Steep Hollow
O. H. McGee
Benchley
W. G. Taliaferro
Calvert
J. C. Lloyd
Kurten
Henry Eaves
Nelia
Teague
D. H. B. Todd
Amarillo
Galveston
S. Cohen
Beaumont
Ben Marwill
C.S. Jones
Texas City
Elgy Jones
C. M. Evans
A. & M. College
Hico
Texas
BE. R. Williams
Hanover
R. K. Chatham
George Chance
J. L. Mendlevitz
Beach Auditorium
Mendlevitz
L. L. McInnis
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Marshal Worley
Jolly
City Visitors and Trips Reported in Local Notes
F W Lock was down from Zack. S W Horn traveled to Dallas on business. George Williams of Coleview visited the city. L L Bradbury of Franklin stayed with Mr and Mrs J H Conway. W D Stallings of Benchley was among today’s visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lock
Zack
S. W. Horn
Dallas
George Williams
Coleview
L. L. Bradbury
Franklin
J. H. Conway
W. D. Stallings
Benchley
M. B. Easters
Kurton
James Sullivan
A. & M. College
Ft. Worth
Ruby Smith
Caldwell
S. W. Horne
Carrie Neal
Navasota
Blanche Buchanan
Verna Mack
Bremond
Robbie Nicol
Courtney
J. J. Pipkin
Waller
Buckner Orphans
W. R. Brown
Brenham
Lois Reynolds
Nannie Rohde
Arthur Moore
Austin
J. N. Cole
C. V. McClintock
Oklahoma City
M. Bonneville, Jr
H. W. South
L. S. Friday
H. G. Catlett
J. F. Cottonwood
Brazos County
Mary E. Beard
Frank Fickey
City of
Bryan
Percilla Jefferson
Ed Franklin
D. L. Parker
Webb Ward
Rohde
Eliza Owens
William Harrison
J. A. Chew
W. J. Bryan
A. E. Withers
J. M. Conway
L. Stephan
George Stephan
G. S. Ballard
McLennan County
F. G. Behri
E. G. Liebold
O. W. Gollingo
Henry R. Cartmell
T. G. Liebold
Johnnie Koppe
Many Visitors Tally Bryan Day from Surrounding Towns
A long list of residents from Harvey, Reliance, Calvert, Navasota, Kurten, Fort Worth and other nearby communities visited Bryan today and yesterday. People called on The Eagle, attended meetings, visited relatives, and conducted business in the city. Several church and civic figures also traveled for work or worship, while local merchants advertised feed products and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Byars
Bryan
W. H. Morgan
Reliance
Eli Marks
Waco
W. S. Mial
Brazos Bottom
N. A. Cotham
Harvey
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
Fred Cargill
Jack Graham
Bethel
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
Frances Homola
Fountain Switch
J. H. Hearne
San Carlo Grand Opera Company Hits Bryan on Special Train
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company arrived today in Bryan on a five-car special from Taylor to perform as scheduled this afternoon. Local guests included L A Robinson of Marlin and Mr and Mrs J O D Robinson of Wixon. W H Morgan of Reliance reported quiet conditions there and noted the Kurten prohibition election on March 28 as a main issue along with hopes for a good corn stand. Gus Stevener of Harris School House said much corn has been planted, though concerns about germination linger after cold rains. A loss notice also appears for a mouse colored mare about eight years old with a five dollar reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carll
Rock Prairie
N. A. Stewart
Carthage
C. A. Glenn
Stone City
Bryan
Morgan Cross
Harris School
P. W. Burtis
Frankston
J. S. Burtis
H. E. Brewer
Dallas
John W. Hicks
William Jones
Reliance
Pearl
Florrie Kern
Marlin
G. W. Kerr
Mexia
Ruby Smith
Caldwell
S. A. Horne
Charles H. Mills
Corsicana
Robbie Nicol
Courtney
Irene
Madeline Dillard
Hearne
J. A. Myers
Vick Bros
J. C. Scott
Franklin
District Court
H. C. Robinson Jr
Houston
W. T. James
J. O. Kernole
Anderson
Campbell Hill
Gordon
Texe
Brya
Vietros
L. A. Robinson
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
Jeff Royder
A. W. Royder
Katie Claire
Wellborn
Noble Melton
Navasota
M. R. Phillips
Laura B. Hart
Order of the Eastern Star
Main Street
J. M. Collier
Fort Worth
Collier
M. G. Buchanan
Harvey
Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Publc
Carnegie Hall
Herbert W. Reed
Mendelssohn
Goden
Vick Bros. A. C. Navasod
Wheelock
J. O. D. Robinson
San Carlo
Kurten
Gus Stevener
Harris School House
Stevener
Halter
Henry Restmeyer
Texas
Fort Worth News Notes on Visits and Return
Mrs. L. B. Grissom arrived today from Jacksonville to visit her daughter Mrs. H. L. McKnight. Sam Bowler, an old A. and M. football star, returned to Fort Worth today after spending a few days with friends here and at College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
H. L. McKnight
Sam Bowler
Fort Worth
Marriages Listed for Local Couples in August Notices
A compilation of marriage licenses shows couples including Lewis England and Mary Jackson, Jackson Smith and Lillie Crawford, Nora Morrison and Mary Jackson, Henry McGill and Alaina Millican, Will Crawford and Lillie Bass, William Townsend and Della Biggins, Will Lethridge and Lyntha Andrews, E. J. Redman and Miss Eufaula Norwood, Manuel Hunter and Elizabeth Mitchell, Andson McCallum and Elvira Boatwright, August K. O’Neal and Aubry Harrison, and Giles Steptoe and Sallie Spratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis England
Mary Jackson
Jackson Smith
Lillie Crawford
Nora Morrison
Henry McGill
Alaina Millican
Will Crawford
Lillie Bass
William Townsend
Della Biggins
Andson McCallum
Elvira Boatwright
August K. O'Neal
Aubry Harrison
Giles Steptoe
Sallie Spratt
Commissioners Court Proceedings Report March Term 1913
The old jail sold to J T Lauer for 150 with removal in ninety days and site cleared six inches. Bryan ISD treasurer W H Cole report approved. Health officer salary set for services only. Jim Robertson hired to lead road gang. Lee Richards awarded 40 for land strip for a road and county to furnish lumber for a bridge. Cattle at large vote results 1 yes and 35 no. New jail deemed sufficient, jailer position discontinued. Wipprecht treasurer report approved. Election date to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
J. T. Lawler
W. H. Cole
Bryan Independent School District
Jim Robertson
Lee Richards
Big Brazos
Little Brazos
Bryan Independent
W. Wipprecht
Bryan secretary Hewitt explains plans after resignation
L. M. Hewitt resigns as Bryan Commercial Club secretary and outlines hopes for Bryan's future. He cites post flood recovery, governor opposition, and a push for new industries and railroad improvements. He calls for broader financial support, proposes an advisory role, and pledges to help bring projects to Bryan within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
the Eagle
Bryan Commercial Club
Bryan
Great Brazos Valley
Queen City
Central
Texas
Tt City
L. M. Hewit
Local Precinct Liquor Vote Dates Shift 1914
The vote on liquor sales in justice precinct No 2 at Kurten and Cottonwood was moved from April 4 to March 28, 1914. W H Benbow was named presiding judge at Cottonwood and W H Morgan presiding judge at Kurten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Cottonwood
Justice Precinct No. 2
W. H. Benbow
W. H. Morgan
Redmond and Norwood Wed in Wellborn Home
E J Redmond and Miss Eufala Norwood of Wellborn were quietly married at 3:30 PM Sunday at the bride's home. Rev J M Bullock officiated. Both are well known with many friends sending congratulations from The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Redmond
Eufala Norwood
Wellborn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett Cole
Maud Jones
Edge
W. E. Graham
H. B. McDowell
Helen de Maret
A. D. McConnico
J. W. Batts
Caro Mae Edwards
Dora Poole
Will Battle
J. S. Jenkins
W. F. Proctor
W. R. Henry
T. W. Frame
Tom Cross
F. H. Smith
W. C. Jones
C. B. Wheeler
College
Ellen Lander
Rachel Hart
Flemingburg
T. K. Lawrence
H. N. McAshan
J. E. C. Sanders
San Antonio
Lydia Locke
J. N. Royall
Royall Coffee Company
Royall
Mexico
W. P. Jones
Erastus
Alma Kernole
R. V. Kernole
John E. Astin
Mabel Castles
H. K. Harrison
J. C. Hill
Martin
W. L. Cross
Tabor
Ruby Crawford
Frankliind
Stella Mae White
Birmingham
Ala
Frankin
Arti Crawford
Malcolm McInnis
G. W. Blanton
J. B. Dunn
James Cooper
J. A. D. Roignson
W. A. Smith
C. F. Moore
Lena Lloyd
Vince Shenbal
Walter
G. L. Rea
J. H. Carroll
Willie Ramsey
J. W. Worthington
Coulter
J. P. Green
J. R. Finley
W. A. Wims
Mansfield
R. L
William W. Cooner
P. L. Barron
Thomas Caruthers League
J. T. Maloney
Otto Boehme
City of Bryan
Thomas Frank Higgs
John Sebesta
H. W
Moses Scott
James Pruett
Will Lethridge
Lyntha
E. J. Redman
Eufaula Norwood
Manuel Hunter and
Elizabeth
Mitchell
Hewitt
GROVE
Redmond
Norwood
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