Local and Personal News At Attendances and Travels
Local social notes list Mrs. R. H. Harrison at eighteen at the Houston Woman's Fair. Numerous residents travel to Houston and Waco for the Cotton Palace and family visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cox, Miss Loraine Cox, the Robinsons, Lawrence, Rigby, Webb, Graham, Gandy, Estill, Sullivan, Bullock, Spell, Kerndle, Cogway, Wheeler, Henderson, Taliaferro, White, Graham, Thompson, Wilson, Arneson, Hickman, Waldrop, Parker, Poole, Bochekton, and Astin among others with trips to Waco, Hearne, Rock Prairie, Dallas, Stamford and San Antonio contexts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Harrison
Houston
Wade Cox
Loraine
Brenham
Mr. Cox
Fritz Baseman
H. C. Robinson, Jr
Robinson
W. T. James
W. F. Hoppess
George Brandon
Houston and
Texas Central
Waco Cotton Palace
C. E. Bullock
Hearne
L. A. Spell
AV. J. Coulter Co
Benchley
R. V. Kerndle
Waco
Cotton Palace
L. L Bradbery
Franklin
J. H. Cogway
C. C. Wheeler
North Zul v
Free Baptist Church
Law Henderson
W G. Taliaferro
Hattie White
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
Eagle
I. F. Thompson
Holligan Chapel
John Wilson
Providence
E. P. Arneson
San Antonio
Park
Deolice Hickman
Edwin Curtis
A. M. Waldrop
Dana Carnes
Rockdale
H. T. Coulter
M. B. Parker
Ida Parker
J. Seth Mooring
Katherine Poole
Bay City
Margaret Zuber
Rosaline and
Lewi
Jennie Bochekton
Yoakum
Find
R. M. Nall Sr
Dallas
Sherman
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
W. H. Bellan
G. T. Wicker
Nocona
Koshare
Housand
Local residents flock to Bryan with visitors and shoppers
A steady stream of visitors and shoppers arrives in Bryan from Kurten Harvey Cottonwood and Steep Hollow. Notable names include J J Pressley Maggie Jones Joe Walker J G W Allen and B A Huggins while football fans like Clarence Seale Seth Holman and Clarence Seale travel to Waco for A and M Baylor game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pressley
Cook’s Point
Burleson County
Maggie Jones
Harvey
Atwell
Texas
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
George Henry
Tabor
John McCallum
Charlton H. Storey
Cole
Joe Walker
Alexander
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
T. T. Goodwin
Tom Goodwin
Providence
J. G. W. Allen
John Payne
Kurten
Jim Tobias
J. W. Brogdon
Montgomery
Jimmy Cahill
Fountain
J. M. Moore
Harris School House
B. A. Huggins
Kurgen
Will Foster
H. C. Robinson
Antonio
Bryan
Wm. Man
Houston
Kittie
Lucile Stewart
Jack Johnson
Waco
Cotton Palace
Boze Brogdon
Tom Davidson
J. W. Crenshaw
G. W. Saxon
Reliance
W. T. Horton
Edna Harris
Lola Jones
H. N. Skyes
L. M. Aaltom
Benchley
Cc. C. McRea
Brazos
T. H. Benbow
Cottonwood Community
Willie Weeden
Mrf
Hardy Weeden
Jack Aham
Will Rains
Harv
Co. M. Mitchel
Brazags County
Joy
Baylor
Ruth Ponder
Wichita Falls
Clarence Seale
Seth B. Holman
Claude Lawson
Charles
Gainer and Daughter
M.baylor
D. S. Hart
Notices of Local Residents and Shoppers in Bryan
Local society notes list Mrs Ruby Destafano of Dallas returning from a funeral here Mrs Bester South. Merchants like H Bloch Globe Dry Goods plans a St Louis trip for winter stock. Several residents including J Cavitt of Marlin and J C Davidson of Harvey travel for business and family visits accompany numerous city shoppers and visitors in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Destafano
Dallas
Bester South
H. Bloch
Globe Dry Goods Company
St. Loui
H. C. Robinson
San Antonio
Deolice Hickman
Waco
Hickman
F. H. Taylor
John B. Cavitt
Marlin
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Chicago
Frank Ephriam
Bryan-Giddings
Fort Worth
Des Mathis
Reliance
J. R. Smith
J. E. Mathis
Bryan
Ben Williams
Mollie Williams
Oglethorpe
W. C. Williams
Wellborn
E. J. Payne
Edge
M. B. Easters
Kurten
J. M. Williams
Green’s Prairie
Otho Williams
W. R. Powers
Eagle
W. S. Mial
Brazos Bottom
Emmett Holland
J. Tom Smith
A. H. Broadway
North Zulch
I. N. Broadway
Sam Cavitt
Wheelock
Special Trains From College And Bryan To Waco
Three special trains from College and Bryan to Waco ran this morning with good business. Football fans were scarce in town. Mrs. E C Elliott visited friends in Waco. Dr Thomas B Hugh, veterinarian at A College, left for Stephenville for college work. Hans Johnson, bill clerk at Lawrence Grocery, is in Waco enjoying the day. Hon Clarence Ousley spent the day at the Cotton Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Turner
Waco
Johnnie Hanway
J. F. Ettle
Brazos
Allie Montgomery
D. C. Zuber
College and
Bryan
E. C. Elliott
Thomas B. Hugh
A - College
Stephenville
Hans Johnson
Lawrence Grocery Company
Hans
Clarence Ousley
Cotton Palace City
Local Student Builds 5x8 Shack as University Lodging
John Fielding Myers Ferris, a University of Texas student from Ellis County, has built a 5 by 8 foot shack costing 14.75 dollars for his room while attending college. The pine structure has a corrugated iron roof and a Pullman style upper berth with a bed, plus a bookcase, table, heating stove and chair on the lower floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texaf
John Fielding Myers Ferris
Ellis County
University of Texas
Builimself
Myers
Litterist shines in Baylor clash with hard tackling
The Houston Club of A and M College praises Litterst for a standout defensive game against Baylor, stopping long runs by Fouts and corralling Wilson late, with Settegast and other Houston players cited for strong tackling and punt returns. The report emphasizes Litterst’s kicks and leadership throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
M. College
Burns
Baylor
Fouts
Wilson
South
Litterst
Settegast
Bears
Tally Leaves Bryan for Marshall Church
The Texas conference did not reappoint Rev. C. T. Tally to Bryan First Methodist. He moves to the First church of Marshall, a promotion, while Bryan welcomes Rev. E. W. Solomon from Marshall as his successor. Presiding elder Rev. J. E. Morgan will lead the Navasota district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. T. Tally
Texas
First Methodist Church
Marshall
Brother Tally
E. W. Solomony
Tally
E. L. Shettles
Navasota
Richmond
Jesse Thomson
J. Dobes
F. Zito
G. W. Riley
Millican
J. E. Morgan
Southern creameries must adopt new market methods says USDA
An Office of Information bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture discusses improving business and market methods for Southern creameries. It notes creameries formed through diversified farming need stronger sales strategies and efficiency to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Office of Information Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
U. S
Japanese cane amazes Steep Hollow farmer as 16 foot stalks rise
J J Vandiver of Steep Hollow presented a Japanese cane sample to the Eagle office. He describes a 16 foot high stalk with large internodes and rich fodder eight to ten feet long. Vandiver pressed syrup from the cane and praised its prolific growth promising high yields for ore stock. John South of Matago County also spoke of planting it this season and claimed cane reached 20 feet on Old Caney with potential to make 40 tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vandiver
Eagle Office
Vandiver
John South
Matago
Texas
Immigrant Fur Dealer Feeds Nearly Thousand Poor
Max Goetschneider, who arrived penniless from Volna Russia twenty years ago, fulfilled a vow by feeding nearly 1000 immigrants and poor in New York over a single day. He offered to feed up to 1000 or more as his daughter prepared for marriage to a merchant. The Hebrew Society provided headquarters and coordination for the charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Max Goetschneider
Volna
Russia
J Dyer
Stmday
Hebrew Society
Man credits wife for success yet dispute over repayment
A witty saying notes that many men owe success to their wives but may not owe them much in return, implying a clash between gratitude and practical repayment in marriage.
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Len
John E. Astin
Stamford
Astin
C. B. Hudson Waco
Ai Klihood
Senaror
Minnie Woiton
Henry Locke
Galveston
B. Youngblood
College
Claude A. Searcey
Hempstead
A. J. Searcey
Sam Fletcher
Cole Elliott
Burton Elliott
Frank Wallace
Norman Gee
Brazos County
Sam Seale
Emma Roe
Mary
W. L. Cross
Mas
State University
ADK
Houston Club
Staken
New Orleans
Norfolk
The
First Church of
Cole Hardware Co
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