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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1916

Page

5

Local and Personal Notes from Bryan City

Bryan residents and visitors fill the city with shopping business visits and travel reports. Names include Riley Upchurch Be dias Davis Darby Iola Thompson Tabor Astin and Arthur Moore Austin, with many others from Harvey, Waco, Dallas, Hearne, Giddings and beyond attending fairs and meetings.

Riley Upchurch Bedias Davis Darby Iola Bryan J. E. Thompson Tabor Roger Q. Astin Houston Arthur Moore Austin J. N. Cole 24Th Street J. M. Caldwell Louise Dallas Emmett Hurst Waxahachie Bethea Livingston E. L. Shettles Navasota Charley Pressnal Sebe Keith Harvey J. B. Priddy Knights of the Maccabees Waco Jeff Steele Millican R. R. Burns Grimes County R. S. Newsome Koppe & Robinson Brazos Bottom Frankie Armstrong Hearne

Local residents visit city and recoveries noted

Henry Schovassa, expert saddler and harnessmaker, has recovered from surgery and typhoid. D. 8. Lloyd of Reliance visited in the city, as did W. H. Buchanan a business visitor for Kurten. J. J. Pressley of Cook's Point called on the Eagle. T. B. Martin and daughter Ida of Steep Hollow also visited, with C. M. Mitchell of Cook's Point presenting for business. Mrs J. W. Haygood and Mrs. W. B. Haygood shopped in the city from Beuchley.

Henry Schovassa Lloyd Reliance W. H. Buchanan Kurten J. J. Pressley Cook’s Point Burleson County T. B. Martin Miss Ida Steep Hollow C. M. Mitchell Cook's Point J. W. Haygood W. B. Haygood Beuchley

Local Visitors and Travel Busy in Waxahachie Scene

Mrs Henry Christian and children of West joined Mr and Mrs Robert Webster in Waxahachie. Dallas trips include Cleveland Smith Relic ence Lawrence Parker Roy Nunn Roy Hudspeth and visits to the fair and A M Haskell game. J M Lee Brazos County Abstract, A W Kinnard Caldwell, Rev A T Coleman Hearne, Milton Higgs from Tyler, H F James Western Union in Dallas.

Henry Christian West Robert Webster Cleveland Smith Lawrence Parker Roy Nunn Roy Hudspeth Dallas A. and M.haskell J. M. Lee Brazos County Abstract Com Waxahachie M. H. Jamess Houston Busi Ness Robert Boyfl W. D. Felder Company A. W. Kinnard Caldwell Rev A. T. Coleman Hearne Milton Higgs Tyler H. F. James Western Union Telegraph Company

Local Notes and Travels Span Dallas to Houston

Western Union returns from Dallas. Miss Geraldine Kelly goes to Marlin. Lawler Milling’s H T Lawler Jr. back from New Orleans and Beaumont. I M Cook and W B English visit from Steep Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. J Tom Smith guests in Dallas. Robert Smith returns from Dallas fair. George Pletzer to Houston for Overland Houston job. Benchelty visitors Joe Kopecky and Paul Merka. Erin Blatherwick improving rapidly. Allen Academy football team travels to Houston to face Rice scrubs. Rev C C Wheeler returns from Dallas state conference. J M Lee back from Waxahachie. Douglas Howell returns from Dallas A and M Haskell game. Mr. and Mrs. P A Tardy back from Houston Sunset hospital. Remains of Uncle Newt Carr arrive from Corpus Christi for burial at Steep Hollow. Extended notice to follow.

L. B. Brinkley Keith J. P. Gilpin Kurten W. G. Drummond Cy Koontz Cottonwood Nora Stinson Dobbin Ross Brogdon Navasota R. L. Brogdon W. B. Scott Southern Pacific Lines Texas Bryan H. M. Torrence Dallas Giddings Torrence L. S. Whitaker Ray Montgomery Marlin Marvin Baker M. B. Easters Eagle Easters Daily Eagle Sam Parker Benham L. J. Cox R. T. Smith M.haskell DeWitt Graham L. D. Webster The Texas Review At Austin Charles Hart Childress M. P. Walker BE. R. Williams Lamar Bethea Livingston J. W. Ridgeway College G. B. Butler Beaumont Ab Carroll Harvey John White, Jr Wilton John Ferguson Tom Sanders Iola H. F. James Western Union Geraldine Kelly H. T. Lawler, Jr Lawler Milling and Trading Company New Orleans I. M. Cook W. B. English Steep Hollow J. Tom Smith Robert Smith Joe Kopecky Paul Merka Benchley Erin Blatherwick Allen Academy Nat Allen C. B. Hudson Houston Rice Scrubs C. C. Wheeler J. M. Lee Waxahachie Douglas Howell P. A. Tardy Tardy Sunset Railroad Newt Carr Corpus Christi Www. O. W

Painting Lamp Posts On Main Street

Workmen began painting ornamental light posts on Main Street this morning using light green paint. The posts had not been painted beyond a priming coat before, so the new finish improves appearance.

Special Trains to Waco for A M Baylor Game

Two special trains will run to Waco for the A M Baylor football game on the 11th. From Navasota to Bryan the 7 15 departure costs 1 50 round trip, returning at 10 50 p m. Another line offers a 1 50 round trip from Bryan, returning at 9 15 p m with sleepers overnight. Cadets and College DPAs have theirs, college coaches prepare, and a large crowd is expected to travel to cheer the Bears to victory.

Bryan Waco Cotton Palace Baylor Stuart Harris Navasota Peck A. and M. Corps of Cadets College Dpas E College Austin Bears

Tabor Topics Highlight Good Crop Yields and Local News

The column notes strong crops of sweet potatoes and peanuts in the region with good acreage planted this year. It surveys potential effects of high cotton prices on next year’s planting and urges home gardening. Local items include Rev. J F Garrett preaching in Alexander and various residents traveling to Dallas fairs.

Alexander J. F. Garrett

Mrs J E Josey Dies in Beaumont Former Bryan Resident

A telegram reports the death of Mrs. J. E. Josey who passed away early last night in Beaumont. Formerly of Bryan she was the daughter of Mrs. I Jen and was living with her daughter Kate Lenoir. Burial is planned for tomorrow in Huntsville, and many in Bryan know her well through childhood.

J. E. Josey John M. Lawrence Josey Kate Lenoir I. Jen Huntsville Bryan

Laundry buggy smashed by runaway team on Main street

Late Saturday afternoon a negro driver from Brazosom lost control of his team on South Main street. The horses ran into a laundry buggy from the American steam laundry, completely demolishing it. No one was hurt.

South Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. M. Kincannon A. A. Dean Ezra Wilson John Kosarek Riverside George Pletzer Overland-Houston Company R. L. Peck M.baylor Kine M . Madison County Texas Woman's Fair RED Roosters C. A. Wortham De’carno Toozonin Asters Fred A. Bennett Bado Sisters Shaw Ewing Zouave
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