Local and Personal News From the Hill City
Mrs. R H Harrison 18 attends the Woman's fair in Houston. Families travel to attend funerals and visit relatives in Brenham Waco Hearne Benchley Providence Gallveston and Houston. Several residents visit Cotton Palace exhibits while others plan excursions and business trips. The piece notes illnesses travel and social visits among numerous local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Poole
Bay City
Margaret Zuber
Rosaline
Lewis Kosh
Houston
Jennie Bochek
Local residents and visitors flood Bryan city scene
Numerous residents from Cook's Point Burleson county Steep Hollow Kurten and Harvey visit Bryan for shopping business and football on a busy day. Attendees include J J Pressley Maggie Jones J J Vandiver George Henry Uncle John McCallum and many others as they travel to Waco for the A and M Baylor game and to see the Cotton Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Astin
Stamford
Astin
C. B. Hudson
Waco
Cotton Palace
Liklihood
M.baylor
Jennie
Minnie Woiton
Houston
Henry Locke
Galveston
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
Will Foster
H. CC. Robinson
San Antonio
Bryan
Wm. Manthei
H. J. Tuffley
A. B. McSwain
Wellborn
Eagle
McSwain
J. M. Lee
Brazos County Abstract Company
Kittie
Lucile Stewart
Jack Johnson
Boze Brogdon
Tom Davidson
J. W. Crenshaw
G. W. Saxon
Reliance
W. T. Horton
Edna Harris
Lola Jones
H. N. Skyes
L. M. Raltom
Benchley
Local residents travel and visit in Bryan area
In Bryan many residents were seen traveling for business and visiting friends. Notables include Mrs. Ruby Destafano returning from Dallas after attending her aunt's funeral, H Bloch of Globe Dry Goods heading to St Louis for winter stock, and Dr J C Davidson leaving for Chicago on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Destafano
Dallas
Bester South
H. Bloch
Globe Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
H. C. Robinson
San Antonio
Deoice Hickman
Waco
Hickman
F. H. Taylor
John B. Cavitt
Marlin
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Chicago
Frank Ephriam
Bryan-Giddings
Fort Worth
Charles 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
W. S. Mial
Brazos Bottom
Trains From College and Bryan to Waco Reported Busy
Trains from Col lege and Bryan to Waco this morning did a good business with football fans scarce in the city. Mrs E C Elliott visited friends in Waco and Dr Thomas E Hughes left for Stephenville on college work. Hans Johnson of Lawrence Grocery Company is in Waco enjoying the day. Hon Clarence Ousley spends the day at the Cotton Palace city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deolice Hickman
Waco
Edwin Curtis
Cotton Palace
A. M. Waldrop
Houston
Dana Carnes
Rockdale
H. T. Coulter
M. B. Parker
Ida Parker
J. Seth Mooring
R. M. Nall, Jr
Yoakum
R. M. Nall Sr
Dallas
Sherman
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
W. H. Bellan
G.T. Wicker
Nocona
G. O. Turner
Johnnie Hanway
J. F. Ettle
Brazos
J. Tom Smith
A. H. Broadway
North Zulch
I. N. Broadway
Sam Cavitt
Wheelock
B. Youngblood
College
Claude A. Searcey
Hempstead
A. J. Searcey
Bryan
E. C. Elliott
Thomas E. Hughes
A. and M. College
Stephenville
Hans Johnson
Lawrence Grocery Company
Hans
Clarence Ousley
Cotton Palace City
Will No Doubt Be A Winner
Austin, Texas, Nov 14. John Fielding Myers of Ferris, Ellis County, UT student, built a 5 by 8 foot pine shack near the UT campus as his residence until graduation. The structure cost 14 dollars 75 cents, with an upper berth, bookcase, table, heating stove and chair, and a corrugated iron roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
John Fielding Myers
Ferris
Ellis County
University of Texas
University
Myers
Litterst Stars In Baylor Clash Steals Spotlight
The Houston Club of A and M College lauds Litterst of Houston for stellar play against Baylor. The cadet corps praises his tackling, punts, and leadership as Settegast and Burns support in a high intensity game. Baylor’s Wilson's 70 yard run drew crowds before Litterst halted him near the two yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
A. and
M. College
Litterst
Baylor
Burns
Fouts
Wilson
South
Settegast
Bears
Tally Departures Remap Bryan Methodist Pastorate
Rev C T Tally leaves Bryan First Methodist for Marshall First Church a promotion. Rev E W Solomon will lead Bryan from Marshall. Rev L Shettles moves to Richmond. Revs Jesse Thomson J Dobes F Zito remain in the area. Rev G W Riley to Millican circuit. New Navasota district presiding elder Rev J E Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. T. Tally
Texas
First Methodist Church
First
Marshall
Brother Tally
E. W. Solomon
Tally
E. L. Shettles
Navasota
Richmond
Jesse Thomson
J. Dobes
F. Zito
G. W. Riley
Millican
J. E. Morgan
Business and Market Methods for Southern Creameries
Specialists of the U S Department of Agriculture urge Southern creameries to diversify and expand marketing to succeed. They say success depends on improving production controls and distribution channels across the region in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South
Japanese Cane Promises Bigger Syrup Harvest at Steep Hollow
J J Vandiver of Steep Hollow brings a sample Japanese cane to the Eagle office. He says the plant grows up to sixteen feet tall with stalks twice the size of sorghum and yields eight to ten feet of fodder. Vandiver has made syrup from it and praises its productivity. Matagorda farmer John South, visiting, planted the cane and says it could reach twenty feet in rich Old Caney soil and may produce forty tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
Eagle Office
Vandiver
John South
Matagorda County
Texas
Immigrant Fur Dealer Feeds Nearly a Thousand Poor
Max Goetschneider, a Volna Russia immigrant who arrived penniless with his wife and child, fulfilled a vow to feed hungry men. He announced his daughter's marriage and pledged to feed up to 1000 people, providing meals to nearly a thousand poor in New York from 1 PM to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Associated Press
New York
Max Goetschneider
Volna
Russia
Hebrew Society
Man Says Spouse Helped His Success Yet Not Repaid
A witty remark notes that many men owe their success to their wives but do not owe them much in return. The line implies gratitude may be unequal to effort and results.
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R. H. Harrison
Wade Cox
Loraine
Brenham
Mr. Cox
Fritz Baseman
H. C. Robinson, Jr
Robinson
W. T. James
Houston and
Texas Central
Waco Cotton Palace
C. E. Bullock
Hearne
L. A. Spell
W. J. Coulter Co
R. V. Kernole
L. L Bradberry
Franklin
J. H. Conway
C. C. Wheeler
Free Baptist Church
Law Henderson
W. G. Taliaferro
Hattie White
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
I. F. Thompson
Holligan Chapel
John Wilson
E. P. Arneson
P. S. Park
Allie Montgomery
D. C. Zuber
T. H. Benbow
Willie Weeden
Hardy Weeden
Jack Graham
Win Rains
Co. M. Mitchell
Cooks Point
Brazos County
McElroy
Commercial Association
Ruth Ponder
Wichita Falls
Clarence Seale
Seth B. Holman
Claude Lawson
Charles S. Gainer
Hart
Emmett Holland
Sam Fletcher
Cole Elliott
Burton Elliott
Frank Wallace
Normangee
Sam Seale
Emma Roe
Mary
W. L. Cross
AOK
Houston Club
New Orleans
Norfolk
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Cole Hardware Co
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