Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

grand total 81 fg2iO dishursed under
the relief plans adopted by the order.
Just received, u complete line Of
Tafietn Silks-all shades, at Burt
Norwood. 30
The city council held n special
meeting yesterday aud sold 10 Mr.
sam VI. Winter five lots with 25O
foot front on the railroad, and eX-
tending back no feet into the block
where fho city stables are located.
near the OH tanks. for the the sum Of
$1,000. Mr.. Winter will begin at
once the work Of erecting am ice
factory and cold storage plant az %
cost of about '2Om0l. The work
~ sinking the wells will begin next
week, and Mr.. Winter expects 20
have the plant On operation by the
beginning Of the heated term. Mr..
Winter and Mr.. +. =. Maddox left
by the noon train yesterday.
As Moses lifted the hrazon serpent
in the wilderness, 80 am holding
out bargains Of equal brilliancy in
real estate that whatsoever will
may come and be- made happy.
Verify ! say unto you, happy will be-
the man who looketh 10 my bargains
and secureth home for his wife and
babes but woe be- unto him who
looketh not he will be- like unto the
unwise man who, after life 81 hard
work, hath nothing TO show Tor his
labor except rent receipts. Now IL
the time. come and let me make YOU
happy. Monroe Edge, Land Agt.
dS3 Office at Webb Bros.
The l.. :. Ross chapter Of the
Daughter, 81 the Confederacy have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs j. j. Adams,
! president; Mrs.. +. l. Garth. first
vice-president; Mr.. l.. l.. Foster,
second yice-pre,ideut; Mrs. w a.
Banks. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. a. j. Buchanan. recording Sec
Rotary; Mrs. +. A. Lee, treasurer;
Mrs. J. d. West, historian.
Mr.. +. d. Beach has gone on q
business trip 10 Pennsylvania and
,s.fIt D.. d. t..Vt .s.fte. tt..,. IL. H..
left Mr.. Albert Morley in charge Of
the American Laundry and the
public may rest assured Of continued
good work and prompt delivery.
Thanking all for the patronage Of
the past the management hopes for
continued favors. 20
Mrs. Amos w. Buchanan sent the
Eagle two 81 the finest turnips we
have seen this season-one weigh
ing I pounds and the other two.
Mrs. Buchanan grew these fine
turnips in her own garden, and GER
tainly can lay claim 10 being some
Of horticulturist.
Col J. G. Edmonds delivered a
very interesting and highly enjoy
able lecture at the Academy Fri
day afternoon. This Is the first OF a
series Of lectures arranged for by the
Academy 10 be given during the re-
, mainder Of the term.
/ Prof. \. l.. Banks of the 4 and VI.
College gave the bachelor professors
a dinner one evening the past week
the menu including fresh irish pota-
toes from his garden. This is some
thing Of a record breaker for early
potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. II. Franklin gave
the young people dancing party
Friday evening complimentary 10
Miss Maude White. There was a
large crowd present and an thor
oughly enjoyed the evening.
Everybody n Bryan feeling an In
terest Ia the cemetery work Is earn
Icstly requested to meet at Mrs. W.
II. Wobb's residence Monday after.
noon Jan. Z, at 3o'clock sharp.
Gold belts-biggest line ever
brought to Bryan. Look in Nor.
woods show window tomorrow. "a