Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-09

Mrs. W. y. Scrimshire returned 10
Millican yesterday accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. siubenrauch.
Nineteen eolored people united with
the Baptist church by baptism on Car.
ter's creek Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. G. OUTLAW died at her home
near kurien sunday night and was
buried yesterday in Grimes county.
jim King, the young negro 20 serious
ly injured by train near Hearne a few
days ago, died and was buried Sunday
House For Rent-On west side town
near Main Street, apply 10 DR.. II. T.
Coulter at b. $ Reads drug store. 30
Misses Louise Brown and Georgia
Booue returned 10 Navasota yesterday
after a visit 10 SIR. and Mrs. I. T..
Brooks.
Read John NJ. Caldwells al giving
notice Of his removal sale this month.
lie will be loceied at Reads drugstore
after August. lSstf
Frank fiske, representing =. Fisks &
Co., Of Paris, Texas. 10 In the city and
viii probably buy cotton here during
the coming season.
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper. and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits. nuts, etc, call
on Z. G.. Parsons. lBjtf
! Prof 5. II. Hickman has just returned
from trip down into south TeTAs,
where be visited Beeyllle, GoliAd, Rsiu.
gio and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. Fountain, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T.. Astih and Miss Clara New.
ton have returned from pleasant sum
mer trip through Colorado.
T. b. Gillespie has gone 10 San An
tonic, where, a. previously stated Ia
The Eagle, he has purchased an Interest
In wholesale establishment.
Parties who were out on the Nava
Asota river Sunday report that twenty
Hr persons were baptised from a meet
ing held On Martins prAine, Baptis
church.
From today until all my feed is gone
! will sell FOR spot cash or no 90, brai
at rs rents per 100 pounds, cotton see,
meal a 80 cents per 100 pounds, neV
oats "a cents basheI. D. Mike.
205 PHI.
Joe b. Reeds insurance compAnie
have all adopted the policy Of payin
death claims arising from the war will
Spain. For accident and hfe insurenc
either IN lodges or straight life compa
nies zee Joe h. Reed. n
Lieut.. IIutson, eldest son Of Prof an
Mr.. Hutson Of College. Was here ye,
ierday lie j. second Lieutenant In th
First Texas volunteer cavalry, statione
at San Antonio. and IL AZ home on
furlough visiting his parents.
Misses Annie Adams Of Hearne, Mar
: Dunlop Of Jefferson, and Ermine Rol
I ers, who have been visiting Miss Mari
Adams, were given phantom part
one night the past week which WI
greatly enjoyed by a large number
the yonngc, set.
The parties implicated in the dia
lcully here Saturday afternoon were |
the city yesterday and gave bond. Cap
Bob lludspeth and Mr.. Jim Franc
we're charged with aggravated assau
and Mr.. 4. G.. Board was charged wit
assault with intent TO murder.
IA Dechman, who Is an officer In Il
70 Fourth Texas At Houston, was marie
to Miss Mary Williams in Dali
= Thursday, and passed through tn
n city yesterday afternoon with his IA
young bride en- route 10 join his con
d mand again.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Byers Of Reliauc
have lost two children by death latel
a girl and boy, the first Edna, dl'
" several days ago, and the other, u
named Walter, died Saturday and vi
y buried Sunday. The grief stick,
n parents have the profound sympathy
all.
"a Misses Edna Weeden and Mary II,
9 guson, who have lately returned fro
Baylor female college At Bolton. we
II given a delightful party Friday mig
y at the home OF Mr.. aud MIS-. ].
weeden Of the Steep Hollow comm
10 nifty. There was a large attendance
y young people. Games and music We
enjoyed and cream and cake served.