Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-16

| Hrdy Newton " he'e """' se~e''~
spending a week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. n. Newton.
Deputy Sheriff Conlee arrested negro
in this city Tuesday night, wanted In Mar
in on a theft charge.
Mrs. A. ". Royder. Mrs. J. =. Roy
der and Miss Laura Royder were visitor
from Wellborn yesterday.
Everybody invited to the tea at +. j.
Fountains this afternoon tor the beneh' OF
the Daughters Of the confsderaey. 2'4
Rosser Conlee was able to be down town
Yesterday, after a long illness. and his
many friends were much pleased to see
him.
Mrs. NJ. f. Psssos Of Tehadhapi. Cal,
an aunt Of Mrs. J. w. Hunnieutt, arrived
yesterday and is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunnieuii.
For hne fresh bread and cakes Of all
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme. u
Rev. Paul Longhurst returned TO Fort
Worth yesterday after preaching at kurten.
He was accompanied by Henry Brock who
went to Fort Worth for visit.
ID. w. Donahoe Of Johnson's Bayou,
La, and !. w. Paiiillo OF Beaumont were
here yesterday to visit Howell Bros. stock
farm and looked at their herd Of Red
Polled cattle.
Judge A. G.. Board returned Yesterday
from Tyler where he presented before the
court Of criminal appeals on rehearing the
Toe Fi1ini case from the district court Of
Brazos county.
The John Thomas Concert Company,
the first attraction of the Bryan Lyceum
course. gave a pleasing entertainment be
fore an apprecia,iye audience At the opera
house last night
The Eagle Is requested TO announce
business meeting OF the Daughters OF the
Confederacy at the residence OF Mrs. J. ].
Garth Saturday afternoon at $50 o clock.
All members are urged to attend. 29o
Editor Joe Hall of'he Hearne Democrat.
who is we'll known in this city, and a
member OF the Bryan Lodge Of .Elks, was
married to Miss Ella Graves a, the home
Of the brides parents in that city Tuesday
evening.
The Houston & Texas Central sold 2S4
tickets yesterday morning for the excursion
to the Houston carnival. The sale for the
excursion Tuesday was 300, making a total
Of 500. Many have gone by other trains.
so that Bryan has already contributed fully
six hundred to the carnival crowds.
The Eagle is requested to announce a
Y.P.U social Friday evening in the
parlors of the First Baptist church. A
mos, pleasan, evening is in prospect and
refreshments will be served. While th'
entertainment is primarily for the pleasure
Of the young people. older ones are also in
yiied and will be cordially welcomed, and
will find the entertainment most pleasant
one for them also.
The Eagle learns that the Brazcs county
turkey crop will be large this year and ,h
Farmers Union will take steps to secur
the best price in marketing. We learn th'
Union already has between 1900 and 25O'
ready to be gathered for shipment on shor
notice. and tina, Secretary Jesse Peters wen
to Houston yesterday TO see about shipping
and marketing arrangements. Ten cent
a pound is regarded As a satisfactory price
. Prot. r. X. Marshall OF College was il
the city yesterday and stated TO the Eagl'
reporter that for the next two weeks Their
will be fine herd OF twelve head Of Aber
deem Angus cattle on exhibition at the A
and NJ. College. These cattle were shown
at the state fairs in charge Of an A. and NJ
student, and have been brought TO the col
lege fo5 the benefit of the students who die
not attend the fairs. They belong to 6
q. Cresswell of Oplin, Coleman county