Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-01

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Sunday morning at II O'Clock. Hi
text was from Isaiah 55:6: seek "
the Lord while he may be found
call upon him while he is near" II
was a strong gospel sermon full OF
warning and entreaty, aud pointed
out the necessity for man 10 seek
salvation, and the truth that the I'M
saved are already condemned before
the judgment. In closing DR.. Friley
referred briefly and ieellngly to his
association with the church as pas
tor, formerly for a period OF four
years, and this time for two years
and half, and said that Ia taking
bis leave he did so In the belief
that be can better serve the cause Of
OF the Master In another field. A
meeting Of the membership Of the
church was held after the service
and two committees were appointed,
one 10 prepare suitable resolution re-
garding the departure OF DR., Friley
and another 10 look into the matter
OF securing a new pastor.
The Eagle learns on good authority
that one OF our neighboring towns Is
working on proposition TO establish
a county or district fair. They are
on the right track for building up
and developing the resources Of the
country. Bryan has three years the
start of any town In this section on
this kind OF an enterprise and can
keep the fair going on less than will
be required TO establish another one.
The Eagle made inquiries yester-
day regarding the date Of the open
ing OF the various schools. Villa
Maria Academy opens Monday Sept.
Z; the Bryan Academic and Collegi-
ate Institute, Wednesday, Sept, O.;
Bryan graded school, Monday, Sept.
IL; Allen Academy, Wednesday,
Sept. i6;A. and NJ. College, wednes-
nesday, Sept. q. Clip this out for
reference.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Breach OF
Tabor gave an entertainment 10 the
young people Friday evening from
8 to ~. About forty couples were
present. There were games, and ice
cream and cake were served. Some
OF those present report that they en-
joyed the party very much indeed
that they had a very nice time.
The new Allen Academy building
is finished and painted and presents
n very commodious and imposing
appearance. The school will have
largely increased room and facilities
this year, and with the addition Of
one man to the faculty, will be able
10 accomplish much more satisfac-
tory work than ever before.
Walter ]. Coulter has returned
from a two or three weeks trip 10
st. Louis and Chicago, where he has
been buying fall and winter goods.
These goods have been coming in
several days and the store is already
crowded with big values in all lines
and trade is opening up brisk.
Sells Bros. & Forepaugh's shows
will exhibit in Bryan Saturday, Oct.
II. The first lot OF advance agents
were in the city yesterday.
Henry Kurten and August Prin-
eel were here from Knrten yester-
day 10 attend the funeral Of II.
Rhode.
Misses Bette and Binnie Candy |
and Mrs. J. G. Bolton OF Rock Prai-
RE were visitors 10 the city yester-
day.
For Sale-At a bargain, the Hort
man place, in front OF Frank Clark's
residence. See ID. A. Hortman. 23i
Additional fair premium awards
will be found on the last page Of
this issue.
The stores will begin remaining
open at night tonight for the busy
season.
Miss Ellis Pittman Of the Indian
Territory is the guest Of Mrs. J. T.
Beard.
Capt. ]. j. Adams and son, Quin-
Ian, are visiting at Marlin.
Miss Lille Leman has returned
from "A visit 20 Austin.
+. A. Lee has returned from
Beaumont.
Miss Bessie West left for Austin
yesterday.
MINOR MATTERS.