Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-01


wstcnword at Norwood's, and h.
and his force are busy rearranging
tr interior Of his store and making
rely 10 receive a big stock Of new
20, is with ready-to-wear goods
strongly featured. All counters are
turned cross-ways OF the store and
the base shelves widened out 10
serve customers from the shelf stock
The arrangement admits Of the
customer going anywhere in the
store 70 personally examine the
stock. The plan IL attractive aud
will doubtless prove popular.
MI Guy NJ. Bryan Jr. who was
here yesterday on a visit from
Houston, has just received an inter.
esting letter written by him thirty.
nine years ago TO bis uncle, Guy NJ.
Bryan BE- now deceased, and who
was then at Austin. The letter
gives NJ account Ia detail Of the ar.
rival OF the fret passenger train In
Bryan over the Houston d Texas
Central railroad on Aug. %. 1857.
or two days previous 10 the writing
1.-THE letter, which was found among
the papers Of Mr.. Bryan's uncle and
forwarded TO the writer.
The Kindergarten work Of the
Texas WomAn's College, under the
direction Of Mrs. A. p. Anderson,
will begin Sept. IL at the Shepard
place opposite the home OF Mrs. J.
w. johnson. The rooms will be
nicely furnished and fitted up, The
excellence OF the work Of this de-
partment IL we'll known TO the peo-
pie Of Bryan.
Mrs. i. q. Westbrook entertained
last week a house party consisting
Of Misses Laura Stevens OF Liberty,
Mary Carr, Ray and Allie Conway
of Bryan, and Maxey Wicks Of
Bryan. An Invitation 10 this home
where the old-time hospitality of
the south IL 80 generously dispensed
10 always an assurance Of a delight
full time.--Hearne Democrat.
According 10 the established GUS
tom OF the Order, Bryan Chapter o.
+. y. held memorial service last
night at the Masonic lodge room.
An attractive program was rendered.
OF which further mention will be
made.
The Singer sewing machine Is the
best In the world. II you are going
TO get machine why not get one
that will last a lifetime aud be A
satisfaction TO you every time you
use IL. 7. A. Satterwhite sales.
man. d22sw4s
Mrs. Lee Herbert aud children
after visiting In Calvert. Marlin aud
Wooten Wells stopped over 70 see
her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Riggs. en-
route 10 Navasota.
With small payment down on a
Singer Sewing machine, the balance
may be made 10 two notes due 1907
aud 1905. +. A. Satterwhite,
d22sw46 Salesman.
Mrs. Charley Martin and children
Of Morgan and Mrs. Winnie Cum
ningham Of San Angelo, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Grit
fin.
Frank Vivisna, al italian Of
Hearne brought his infant, which
died Friday night, here for inter.
ment yesterday afternoon.
We please others. II you are not
a customer give Us trial order this
morning. f. J. Fountain. 23i
Mrs. w. 5. Stuart returned home |
after a pleasant visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Thursion Cole.
Place your order for fresh grocer.
les this morning with f. J. Foun.
tain. Phones III aud i7g. POI
Miss Alice weddington after visit
Ing friends in scharlott, y. c., re-
turned home yesterday.
W. A. Keeling Of Groesbeeck aud
Will Monroe Of Kosse were In the
,ity yesterday.
Lawrence McCulloch aud AID.
Dyess were here from Harvey yes
erday
A. d. McCounico Jr. has posi-
ion As night clerk at the Exchange
iOtel.
Mrs. S. J. Balm aud children left
or their home in Houston yester-
lay.
Charles Conlee OF Keith is the
.uest Of his brother John d. Coulee.
d. Cunningham Of Smetana was a
.isitor to the city yesterday.
Jno. Newsome came In from the
'razos bottom yesterday.
, Miss Ruby Reed returned from a