Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-26

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$3.50 gets you card to the Bryan rfess.
ing Club which entities you TO four quits
pressed per month. Payable In advance. 7s
We wan, everybody in Bryan and vi
einiiy'o call and see the maE pretty styles
Of slippers just received. Sood. 20
The Embroidery club, which was to meet
this afternoon with Miss Nellie Bate, has
been postponed until Thursday Of nexi
week.
Suits and skirts Of silk and wolfe in the
new spring shades. Mn. Mary Lawrence,
Agent Ed Khan. Houston. II
We are glad to learn Of the rapid recov-
ery Of q. +. Saunders, who has for the past
week been confined TO his home with pneu-
monia.
We sell or rent sewing machines on
small monthly payments. L. A. Sat-
ierwhiie at Mn. b. Whites furniture
store d56tf
For fine fresh bred and cakes Of all kinds
call AT the 4 exas Bakery. Careful atten-
iension TO special orders. Phone 80. Mrs.
Otto Boehme. du
The Eagle is pleased 10 report that Miss
Emily Peal and some of the young lady
pupils Of the Texas Woman's College,
who were III the pas, week, have recovered.
Lost-A lady's brown leather pocket
book between skating rink and Webb Bros.
Finder will please leave at Eagle Office and
receive reward 81
]. c. Griffin, formerly Of Bryan, now a
resident Of Houston Heights, was in the city
yesterday and took home with him his son,
George. who has been sick for the past
wrrR.
The annual Arbor Day at villa Maria
will this year take place on March 2nd.
Approaching the favofs of the past, any
contribution Of trees and shrubs will be
gratefully accepted by the Mother Superior
and community. 70
DR.. Newman Of the Baptist Theological
Seminary, Who ofiiciaied al the services Of
the Baptist Church on Sunday morning,
returned TO Waco on the !. & G. N. yes
tefday morning.
We have Oxfords, In patent and plain
kid. with heavy soles and light soles. with
plain toe and rap toe, in narrow and broad
styles. Norwood. 20
The threatening weather interfcred seri-
ously with church services ON Sunday morn
ing and night, attendance being small.
There were no services In several Of the
churches At night.
J. II. Edge and family. Henry Parnell
and sisters, Misses Una and Lilly, left
Sunday for their future home at league.
Mr.. Edge will engage in the dry goods
business At that place.
l.. !. Cox has recently returned from a
visit TO Hill and Bosque counties. While
there Mr.. Cox visited the celebrated bone
bluff in Bosque county and has with him
relic which he obtained Al that place.
Mr. ]. NJ. Carson. wife of Treasurer
Carson Of the Agricultural and Mechanism
College, and her little daughter, Willie
May, arrived Friday from Fort Worth and
II Paso. where they have been spending the
winter.
The rotary drill which was recently or
dered to Bryan by the city water and light
company Is Al last AZ work on the COM
pany's we'll, and we may hope for some
thing definite In the shape Of water In the
near future.
The Maccabces held n regular meeting
last night for the transaction Of routine
business. August Kern was authorized to
transfer his membership TO Corsicana tent.
]. II. Priddy viii represent the local tent
Al the state meeting In Dallas next week.
Prudence and good business judgment
suggcs, that you should at all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
suit Jno. b. Hines for anything in the in
surance line. Office in Smith Building
Phone i6i. 2ftf
Cadet Charles DeWare, who has been
critically IN in the hospital for a week or
10 days, Is now convaleseent, and will soon
be out Of danger. lie suffered from an I'M
usually severe attack OF pneumonia. His
father, Capt. ]. NJ. DeWare Of Jefferson.
has been with him during the week.
Representing the best Of companies in
all lines OF insurance. ! invite liberal
share Of your business In 1907. Careful.
and promp, aitention,o all business entruss
ed. Office upstairs In Smith Building
Phone iel. lno. h. Hines 24f
News has been received here Of the death
Of DIR. p. p. Johnson, a eolored physician
Of Bryan, in Chicago on Sunday. DIR.
Johnson left BRYAN recently for the north
TO attend medical lectures. City Marshal
Boye,t received two kilograms regarding
DIR. johnson Sunday, the first one stating
that he was suffering from temporary in
sanity and the later one that he was dead.
The information came froIn the chief OF
the police at Chicago. DR.. Johnson will
be buried At his old home At Nacogdoches.
He was quite successful practitioner among
the eolorcd people and the news Of his
death has been received here with much