Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
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fIoi. j. n. thompson OF Zack, was "
the city yesterday to meet his mothe, Mrs
NJ. 4. Walker, who arrived from For
Worth on a visit.
Lawrence g. Co. had on exhibition Ia
front of their store yesterday some yer,
hne corn In the ear, grown by Giles Odom
Of Burleson county.
You may never get another chance to
buy 4 fine Panama hat a, half price. Sc
you had better go to Parks & Waldfop',
special Panama sale today. 1871
Mrs. S. c. Jamison OF Normangee, al.
ter visi, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Collard,
iefi Yesterday to visit at Mart. She was
accompanied by Mn. Collard.
J. l.. Andrews OF Abilene, who was
called here on account OF the death Of his
brother, Felix Andrews Of the Harvey
community, returned home yesterday.
VAlex Beard has returned from a five
weeks trip to Montana and Wyoming.
and is much pleased with that country.
lie was in eleven states during his alb
SERGE.
The Eagle is requested TO announce that
the BRYAN banks will remain closed We'd
nesday, July ~, on account OF the barbe-
cue and Bailey speaking 4, Jim Dunn 5
pasture.
+. J. Fountains team ran away twice
Yesterday afternoon, once with a buck
board and the second time with the iami-
~ carriage, and both vehicles were con
siderably damaged. Fortunately no one
was injured.
The Woo,en Wells baseball aggrega-
ton failed to show up for the game with
Bryan yesterday afternoon, and no game
was played. The next game will proba-
bly, be on Monday.
w. =. Rhodes, railway mail clerk on
the II. s. 4. C., Joined his family here
yesterday. Mrs. Rhodes and little daugh-
ter arrived from Denison a few days since
and have been visiting relatives.
X l.. Wellington has returned from a
trip to the recent Confederate reunion a,
Richmond and a visit to relatives in North
Carolina. He was accompanied home by
his niece, Miss Hattie Weddington.
FOR SALE-A, a bargain, my resi-
denoe On ives, side OF the city, iucluding
one entire block. One OF the most COM
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply a, once to w. T.
Ford. iS9u
I. X. Bate j.. and sister, Miss Lucille
Bate. arrived from Brownsville yesterday.
Mr.. Bate has been there looking after the
engineering details OF 4 million dollar wa
ter, light and power plant, the contract for
which will he lie, in about thirty days.
Prudence and good business judgment
suggest that YOU should a, all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
suit inc. b. Hines for anything in the in
suunce line. Ofhce in Smith Building,
Phone l6l. DIFF
/. n. LLOYD OF Kur,en and ID. X. Lloyd
of Reliance left yesterday for west and
southwest Texas on prospecting trip.
]. n. Lloyd has sold his home place to
NJ. h. casters, but has no, determined
whether he will locate elsewhere in the
state or not.
Representing the bes, OF companies in
all lines of insurance, ! invite liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful !
md prompt attention to all business en,rust
d. Office upstairs in Smith Building. |
Phone lol. lno. h. Hines 2itf
Notify me regarding your insurance
needs. No better inducements can he Of
cred By any agency in Teas than am
Ible to give you. II your property is no,
ully covered why run the risk Of loss. See
ne or call me up by phone today. b.
Hines. lSeu
A letter having been received from Rev.
EUGENE Daniels OF Lewisburg, w. Va.
announcing that he will be unable to come
o Bryan, announcement, is made that Rev.
Nathan Powell OF College, will preach a,
he Presbyterian church in this city during
he summer, while the pastor, DR.. West,
absent on vacation.
Mr.. X. J. Swancoa,. who visited his
arm on Cedar Greek Thursday, brought
D the Eagle office yesterday sample lot
hne Irish potatoes of the Irish Cobbler
arieiy, grown on his farm by Mr.. NJ.
.utehara, who has only resided in BraEos
ounty year. The potatoes are smooth,
,und, nice sire and OF eScellen, quality.
hey were grown wi,hou, fertilizer OF any
ind on second bottom land and Mr.. ku,-
nara realized $500 on less than halt an !
re.