Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-07
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The revival services at tho Bar
fist church are growing In interest.
Large crowds were Ia attendance at
The services sunday and the attend.
auce yesterday aud last night was
most encouraging. The brilliant
, young preacher, Rev. w. A. Ham
lett, holds the rapt attention of
his congregations. He is logical,
iorceful and eloquent, and Is awak-
eniug strong interest that will bring
,Tbstantial Results before the meet
! lug comes 90 a close. Services are
held every morning from 10 to fl
O'Clock aud every evening at eight
O'Clock.
The Eagle was In error sunday
morning in the item appearing m
tnesociety column regarding the GER
man to be given by the young la
dies. The german will bee given
next Monday night at the armory to
the young men Of Bryan by several
young ladies aud not by the Bach
elor Girls Club. The young ladies
are Misses Keeling, Sallie Johnson,
smith, Hettie Smith, Ivy Hobgood,
Horetzky, Ethel Cayitt, Rhodes,
Robinson, Monte Adams Doremus.
Mr.. T.. B. LomaX requests the
Eagle to state that II the parties who
have been pulling paliugs of the
fence IN front OF his residence while
passing will step In and knock at
the front door he Will loan them his
hatchet TO do the work more
effectively. Really, there Is no
excuse for such malicious mischief !
some one of the Houston High |
school boys sealed the stand pipe
ladder Saturday night aud planted
their colors on top Of the tall reser-
voir. No sooner was It done, how
ever, than the watchul Allen
Academy boys found It out and Tom
Henderson went up aud brought it
down In "a lilly.
Owing TO the fact that the Hous
ton High School played one gradu-
ate In their game with Allen Acad-
envy, when the contract called for
all undergraduates, the game was
given 70 Allen Academy Saturday
night by Umpire Plat when the fact
became known through a conference
between the principals of the two
schools. The return game will be
played in Houston In May.
Mr. b. +. Leman, who will act as
judge Of the city election today,
requests the Eagle 10 state that all
parties will be required 10 show their I
poll tax receipts or be sworn before
being allowed to vote. Please bear
this In mind when you go 10 the !
polls. Positively no exception.
DIR. and Mrs. Bowen OF Navasota,
We're here yesterday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ID. G. DeMaret. Mrs. Bow 4
On, who is a sister Of Mr.. DeMaret, O
Mrs. DeMaret, who has A
been quite IN for some time, was re- o
ported better yesterday. /
d. McDougald has returned from y
y. G. In the wreck .
rom which he escaped without in @
ury on route thither the engineer q
md fireman aud "a negro beating his !
way were killed. The mail clerk i
vas badly scalded.
As previously announced, Mr.. u. v
}. Doyle and Mrs Annie Porter were
quietly married Sunday evening at =
'lmniord In the presence of a few -
riends and invited guests, Rev. Car 4
oil Of Calvert, officiating. -Hearuc -
Democrat.
The Eagle representative saw a.
many ladies at Coulters yesterday
boxing over aud making purchases
rom his ready-to-wear hats reCciy-
d Saturday. They are as swell az
ny 10 be found in the city lOl
The investigating committee Of tho
ity council reported last night % an ga
diourued meeting Of that body. NJ
he report covered the condition of ID,
he various funds, and was approved. su
nd the committee discharged. IL,
Misses Lille Wilson and Marie
dams returned Saturday after Wis. Al
ing In Galveston and Eureka =
prngs, Ark. They were guests of %
Ir aud Mrs Taylor and Mr.. and n
Irs Thos W. Stewart.
II. Athertou, uu expert barber from
ort Arthur, Is now with simmons d
cue at the City Shaving Parlor.
hoy have four chairs and four eX.
srt barbers-no waiting iOl
VIII Wright and Clark Hudson,