Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-27


guest, Miss Annie Smith. who returned ,
Houston.
Chancey Lowefy and family returned .
Rusk yesterday after enjoying visit .
relatives here and attending the Farmers
Congress.
Ernest Japhei returned 20 Houston yes
iefday after a visit 20 relatives In this city
Mr.. Japhei recently returned from Cornell
university.
Don't forget Joe Kosh for all kinds OF
moving and hauling. piano moving es-
peeially. Careful attention 10 all work
entrusted. DIFF
For hne fresh bred and cakes Of all kinds
all at the Texas Bakery. Careful a,ten-
teniion to special orders. Phone 50. Mrs.
Otto Boehme. du
Mrs. b. NJ. Simmons, Mrs. Dan Sim
mons, Miss Euelle Simmons and Miss
Mary Whaley returned to Hondo yester-
doy after pleasant visi, to relatives.
Mn. Fannie Carroll and daughter, Mis-
Mary Carroll. Of San Antonio left yes,er
day after visit in this city. Miss Carroll
will visit a, San Marcos enrou,e home.
Losi-In Bryan yesterday ten and
hve dollar bill wrapped together. Finder
will please return TO this vfhce OF to Char
ley Sawyer of Harvey for reward. 1875
Mrs. Fred Conner returned to Madison
vile yesterday accompanied by Miss Ro-
wena Rhodes. Mrs. Mary Ella Seay will
remain for longer visit to relatives here
Prank Webb and Jim Thomas defeated
Frank and John Buchanan in two s,raigh,
sets OF Tennis Thursday afternoon. Frank |
and Jim are playing for the local char
pionshjP.
Ltreh Goodwin was in from the Provi.
dence community Yesterday. He has been
laid up with an attack Of rheumatism for
some time, and his friends will be glad to
learn he Is improving
Mr. Dave Monday Of this CITY was call
ed to BTenham this week on account of the
Illness Of his mother who died on wednes-
day He has the sympathy OF many Bry-
an friends in his deep Bereavement.
Stop those headaches. Sixty per cent Of
all headaches are caused through defective
eyes. Have your ewes examined and cor
recily hiied with glasses.-J. w. Payne,
the opiieian with J. NJ. Caldwell. l97
Bryan's Junior League and Harvey,
second team played ball at Harvey yes,er-
day, ten innings. score to in favor Of
Bryan. Batteries; Caldwell, Spell. Jones
and Jones John Kineannon, umpire.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, my resi-
denoe on west side OF the city, iueluding
one entire block. One Of the mos, CON-
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply a, once to w. +.
Ford. iSsu
At the meeting Of the Farmers Con-
gress just closed, Prof, +. J. Kyle was re-
elected secretary and treasurer OF the State
Horticultural Society; Prof. Alvord was
rlec,ed vioe-presideni of the Texas Dairy
mems Association.
Prudence and good business judgment,
'uggesi that YOU should at all times keep :
Four life and property well insured. Con-
ul' lno. B. Hines for anything in the in
urrhce line. Office in Smith Building,
Phone lbl. diff
J. y. Henry returned to Mart yesterday
fier a visit to relatives. He was accom-
'anied by his mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Henry.
'ir. and Mrs. {. l.. Henry. who have
lso been visiting near BRYAN. will return
o Montgomery today
Representing the best OF companies in
II lines OF insurance. invite liberal
hare OF your business in 1907. Careful
nd prompt attention to all business entrusi
q. Office upstairs in Smith Building.
hone l6l. Inc. X. Hines 2if
The monument for which the hremen
ave lie, the contract. of which mention
as made in the Eagle yesterday. is for the
remen 10, a, the cemetery. and no, for
ny individual member The monument,
~ bear the names of all deceased fremen.
J. w Ray returned to Taylor yesterday
ter spending seyeral days here. He has
ayeled extensively over the state and SAYS
, hnds the cotton crop spotted. He thinks
ON his investigations and inquiries here
at Bryan will receive from twenty to
ieptyive thousand bales.
a gray pony with bell attached to his
II ran at large on the streets for few
inutes abou, noon yesterday. The ami
al was very much frightened and created
me commo,ion dashing wildly about.
her nearly running itself down the ami
II was rounded up and the bell removed
The Farmers Union Warehouse COM :
itee held a meeting here yesterday to
nsider the matter OF providing a union
Tehouse for the coming season either by
Sc or building. The Eagle learns ,ha,
lefnSte conclusion was no, reached, and
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
On Monday nigh, At the home OF the
de's mother, Mr.. Oscar Robinson OF