Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-22
Mr.. w. s. Howell, superintendent.

and Mr.. John A. Moore, secretary
OF the Baptist Sunday school, re-
signed these positions Sunday. the
election Of their successors was
postponed. Mr.. Howell and MT. Moore
have served the Sunday school EN-
GENTLY. and their designations were
received with regret. the church
clerk being on motion instructed 10
prepare suitable resolutions express
sIve Of the sentiment OF the churen'
Mr.. Howell has been superintendent
OF the school sixteen years, ana pre-
ylously served as secretary. MT
Moore has been secretary NUMBER
Of years.
Mr.. Sam NJ. Winters has returned
from a visit 10 New Mexico, ana Is
making preparations TO move thith-
or with his family next week. he
has purchased $40 acres OF land adj
Joining the town Of Hagerman' ~
NJ, twenty-three miles from Kos
well, and will engage In growing
apples, alfalfa and grain. He II
much pleased with the country ana
says II is settling up rapidly. Daring
their residence In Bryan Mr.Winters
and family have made many warm
friends who feel that the community
sustains a great loss In their depart
ure.
Prof. Walter Acker, superinten-
dent OF the Waxahachie public
schools, and Col. J. l.. Miller OF
Workman are here TO condect initia-
tion work la w. T. Austin Chapter
No. 81, Royal Arch Masons. The
work began last night and will con-
tinue several days. There are six
candidates for the Royal Arch and
Council degrees, Messrs. Sam NJ
Winters, s. II. Allphin, Jno. +. FRI
LEV and Ralph Is. Dunn Of Bryan, Z.
+. Bcyce Of College and W. q. Curry
Of wheelook.
Judge Rufus Hardy OF Corsicana
passed Though the city yesterday
afternoon Ell route TO Miiilcan, where
he spoke last night ia the interest OF
his candidacy for congress. Judge
Hardy Will spend the week cam
imagining in the oounty and will
speak tonight ut wellborn. wednes-
day night at Harvey. Thursday night
at Knrter, and Friday night at Edge,
s 30 d. IN. being the bsur OF each
appointment.
Rev J. w. Stephen Of Franklin
was Va the city yesterday en- route TO
Breu,eod, having Allied has appoint
ment at Providence Sunday. Rev.
Stephen requests the Eagle to an
nounoe that ne will begin revival
services at Pro violence J1ne "a, AS
sisted by Rev. J. y. Haley OF this
city
Kiatn-s great special sale of mus
lin underwear for women, misses aud
ehildrea begins today. You can get
Earments ready made cheaper than
the cloth. Phone me THAT you need
and ~ Il doesn't please vac remem-
her you need not take IL.
n AIRS. Mary Lawrence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. NJ. Collins OF
Hampstead. after a Welt 10 relatives
here. left for Hearne Sunday. Mr..
Collins. after more than forty years
service a. locomotive engineer, has
quit the road and is now roundhouse
foreman for the Central at Kemp
stead.
Ell. Fountain 4 Co. have
Fresh Tomatoes
Cabbage
Irish Potatoes
Bananas
Lemons
Oranges. l|S
The Eagle is requested to AZ
nounce that regular meeting OF the
Business League will be held at X.
of p. hall tonight at O'Clock. All
members ace requested TO attend.
For Sale-A Standard Williams
typewriter; cost ,iOO and has been
In use use only SIX weeks; VIII sell
for s55; reason for selling not need
ed. Apply 20 &. Z. Newton, room
~ 'J,,n Hall College. l48
j. W. Wiley. j. X. Presnsl and
Ezra Wilson OF Tabor were ia the
city yesterday.
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