Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05


UrEuline convent with a glass from
the second story Of the courthouse
yesterday. The bricklayers could be
plainly seen NJ work on the third
story Of the massive new building
which looms up grandly among the
oak trees on st. Ursula,s hill. The
work Of contractor Jenkins Is giving
splendid satisfaction aud il progress
ing nicely. The Eagle believes the
addition Of this splendid institution
10 the advantages 0f Bryan is geuer-
ally appreciated.
Rev. Maggie, a leading Presbyterian
preacher Of Robertson county. de-
livered an excellent sermon az the
Children's Day service which was
held az Higgs school house four
miles north NJ Bryan last Sunday.
The program for the day was we'll
gotten mp and the children deserve
much credit Tor the way they carried
u out. a large crowd was present
aud a line dinner was spread mt y
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. W. Stewart.
who have been spending n week with
Or. and Mrs. ". II. Wilson, left
yesterday for Boulder, Colorado, ac-
companied By Miss Lille Wilson.
Dir. Stewart will sail for Europe
shortly leaving the ladies in COlOra-
ado. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Taylor
are In New York, en- route 20 Eu-
rope.
The Eagle was In error yesterday
IN stating that Mr.. Guy NJ. BRYAN.
who was stricken with paralysis +
the father OF Mr.. Guy VI. Bryan Of
this city. Mr.. Bryan Of Austin is an
uncle Of our fellow townsman, whose
father, Mr.. Joel W. Bryan, resides
~ Durasno, below Houston.
Mayor Mooring has received a
communication from the ladies Of
the improvement Circle thank
ing him for his action In regard 10
the stock law, and heartily endorsing
the reasons bee gave therefor In his
message 10 the council.
DR.. a. l.. shackelford Of Dallas
| has located at Mumford DR.. Shack
elfOrd was formerly In charge Of the
/ hospital at the A. a NJ. College. and
his many friends In Brazos county
will be- glad 10 learn Of bis return to
this part Of the state.
Rev G.. a. Foster Of Providence,
I preached two excellent sermons at
Minter Springs last Sunday. Dinner
I was spread 40 u o'clock on the
I ground. A large crowd was present,
many visitors from various parts Of
the county.
I Suitable reward for the return Of
one pair Of gold spectaclos lost be-
I tween Mrs. G.. NJ. proctor's and the
residence Of DR.. j. W. Howell. Re-
turn 20 First National Bank. 5s
Have your spring suit pressed and
| cleaned for commencement. Parks
a WaldrOp will fix 10 up for you Ia
good shape 40 a reasonable price.
J lO0 pieces magnolia dimity just
received; special price 10 close out
. cents per yard at Wagufr and
Braudons 56
Ward Templeman was here from
NavasOta yesterday and said the
boil woovil scare was on down there.
. FOR RENT-Good four room
cottage, plenty of outhouses, stable,
well Of water. See J. B. Mike. Oh
Mrs. Ida Sheppard and son, G.. b
Sheppard, left yesterday for Waco
where they make their future home.
( When YOU want 20 cool OF and
enjoy life seek your iavorite resort
aud call for Falsta1 bottle beer. 40
Herman Paulus, one Of the Allen
Academy boys, returned 30 hl,
home az Miller yesterday.
EFT. Pugh is agent fer the Ham
moud typewriter, the best maoc.
ASK % see IL work. 90
Hot, dry weather is made cndur-
able by Falstaii bottle beer the best
summer beverage. 50
Just received full line boys bal
hriggan undershirts In knee and
long lenghths. Wagner & brandon.
56
Just received fresh shipment iiuy-
ler's fine candies at McDousald's
Drug Store. Stf