Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-16

visit 10 Mrs. Hurt NORWOOD, ieit o'"u'
for Nayaso;a.
Miss Allie Conway returned to Nun
ford yesterday accompanied by Mi
Louise Harris.
Miss Fannie Lou Brogdon left for 20
Worth yesterday, and will teach near 'h'
city this year.
Ralph Howell lief, for Anderson yestei
day and will be accompanied by his fam
lily on his return.
Mrs. X. n. Harrison visited Benehle
Yesterday TO attend her mother, Mrs. NJ
A. Evetts, who is III.
DIR. I. ID. West and l.. *. Lomax lef
Yesterday to attend the Calvert presby'erl
and the Dallas synod.
w. A. Robinson returned to Waco yes
,efday morning after joining his wife In
yi,i, to relatives at Wixon Sunday.
Miss Fay Grisseit OF lola was in the city
Sunday err route home from Mckinney
and was met here by ]. NJ. Grisse,i.
The Eagle is issuing new list book fol
the Bryan Telephone Co., and expects 'c
have IL out by the latter part Of the week
]. ]. Fielder. w. w. Kennafd and Hood
Boone were here from Navasois yesterday,
after hearing Tillman's address At College.
Carters studio has pictures on sale be-
fore and after the compress fre. The
views were made on Friday and Saturday
last.
Julius Mitchell and family of Karnes
City and Mrs. Leopold N Colorado eoun-
" left yesterday otter a visit to relatives at
kurien.
DIR. K. W. Read Of TeSarkana, father
Of Mrs. Walter WiPPrechi, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wipprecht Sunday and
yesterday.
Marriage licenses, n. b. Scale and
Linnie Browning. Columbus Cary and
Mary Jane Anderson, Cleye Sparks and
Nealanna Hedge.
F. w. Hughes and w. L. Sykes OF
Benehley left yesterday for San Antonio.
Mr.. sykes expects TO move to Sabinal,
Uvalde county. at an early date.
will spend Thursday, October Is in
Houston and will take pleasure in filling
all orders given me. Mrs. Nellie Ballard,
agent Levy Bros, Houston, Texas.
Ben Co,ino. the young Italian charged
with the killing OF negro woman named
Figures at OF near Mudyille recently, gave
bond Yesterday in the sum OF $1,000.
DR.. Geo. B. Butler returned yesterday
from Marshall where he has been holding
a meeting, which resulted in several con-
versions and additions to the church.
Mrs. K. w. Odom left Sunday to join
her husband at Fl Dorado, Texas. She
was accompanied to Hearne by her mother
and sister. Mrs. L. J. Cox and Mrs. Pom
der.
Ward Templemam and Latham Boone
were here from Nayasoia Sunday on bust
ness connected with the compress FIRE. Mr..
Templeman is represented in the cotton
business in this city by X. A. Harrison.
Mr. Boone is superintendent OF the Naya- /
ioia compress.
Judge Rufus Hardy spent sunday morn |
ing in this city and left in the afternoon
Tor his hone in Conieana. Judge Hardy /
,ame here from franklin, where he was
billed to speak Saturday. He said he did
10, speak. however, because Of the small
,rowd out. the people being too busy to
l,tend on Saturday.
c. l.. Sanger Of Waco was in the city
sunday to meet w. r. Beers, Galyes-
on marine insurance agent. and make
ettlement Of Mr.. Sanger's losses on cot
on in the compress IRE Friday night. Mr..
anger is a well known cotton man repre-
enied locally by T. Davidson. A set
lemen, was made on an approximate loss
4 Sl3.OO0.OO, and Mr.. Beers gave Mr..
Davidson check Tor that amount.
The I. & G.. n. and n. s. I. { rail-
Dads both put forces Of men TO work in
his city sunday to build additional plat
,rm room Tor handling cotton, TO meet
he emergency caused by the destruction
I the compress. The Central is enlarging
ie wharf at the freight depot and rehoor-
" the old par, Of il. Il will be remem-
cred that previous TO the building OF the
Empress this platform was much wider }
nd considerably longer. and il will doubt
IS be rebuilt 20 is former proportions. d
ne |. &. G.. y. has built an entirely ! q
sw platform on the lumber track or =
,itch running up on the east side OF the
. * L. {. tracks, where "a is accessible q
3 the drays.