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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
4
Personal mentions cover illnesses dengue fever and medical updates for W. W. Barnaby and Mrs. H. H. Prager. Many Bryan residents take Armistice Day trips to Houston Madisonville Waco and Navasota visiting kin and attending games. Other items note travels to Dallas Greensville and Comfort plus local gatherings and sports plans.
Congressman J P Buchanan of Brenham and the tenth district calls for a new Texas constitution. He criticizes modern politics, favors simplicity, and supports a convention with a limited delegate count. Other Democrats debate sizes of the convention and the need for reform, with Texas civic issues named as priorities.
Last night on a short business trip. W. O. Sanders returned from Houston. Walter Salvato and Henry Blackwell planned a week hunting in Texas. James Lee Davis arrived in Bryan to enter A and M College as a federal trainee. Various social visits and church notices mark Armistice Day activities and Baptist convention plans in Waco and Houston.
Mr and Mrs B T Poole spent Saturday and Sunday visiting in Madisonville. J M Williams was in Bryan today on business from Wellborn. Miss Cora Garth is spending the weekend in Houston as guest of Mrs W S Wilson and Miss Mar gie Gay. Jesse E Gammon has returned from a trip to Houston.
W A McMillian and Mr and Mrs Frank McMillian of Calvert visit to see son Bill McMillian A and M quarterback. Mrs W W Pryor and two sons Earl and Raymond from Corsicana stay with the Vandivers at Steep Hollow. Miss Aline Smith recuperating from dengue. Mrs E W Geyer and son Glenn Eugene visit College. Geo Stephan to New Orleans and Atlanta for National Bottlers convention and to buy automatic equipment for next season. He cites outgrown plant and successful summer advertising. George says Eagle advertising pays. Winnie Carroll goes to Hempstead to visit Miss Edith Nichols. Rev John Cook of Martins Prairie Grimes county in Bryan on business. Mrs T H Black and daughter Mary Ann and Mrs T H Brockman travel to Houston to visit relatives and the Houston fair. J M Gordon confined with dengue. Wynne Lay of Houston visits Bryan for weekend with Mayor Haswell. Mrs Tyler Haswell and daughter Mrs Stiles A Giraud return from Dallas. J H Evetts of Corsicana in Bryan on business. Miss Helen Kerr Parks, Miss Helen Moore, and Miss Dorothy Ettle, Baylor College students, join parents in Bryan tonight. Mrs R W Howell returns from Houston after state federation trip. guest of sister Mrs Glenn Flinn. Rev R L Brown, A and M College Baptist pastor, in Waco for state convention.
Prof J H Harrington of A and M College English department returned from a business trip to Houston. Mr and Mrs A B Connor B Sbisa and Mr and Mrs F C Bolton of College were in town today. George and Will Nedbalek of Central Texas Auto Co are both home ill with dengue.
Members of MacCabees assemble Friday night for a meeting with state commander J Sawtell and a special deputy to explain why rate changes take effect next year October 1 1922. Meeting at 7 30 p m at Bryan Tent No 16.
Dr J N Goodwin is listed as practicing internal medicine with a specialty in diseases of children. Office located in the Smith Building with phone numbers 493 for the office and 2965 for residence.
Mrs. Martha Baker of Gastonia North Carolina says Tanlac revived her after extreme weakness and insomnia left her unable to keep food down. She reports rapid improvement and notes neighbors were astonished by her change. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Fifty five guests attended the Bryan Rotary Club weekly luncheon today.
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