Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-11

called on the Eagle while IN the CITY ye'-
,erday.
News has been received here that follow
ing the return Of Grimes county TO the
wet column. application has been or will
be made for licenses for twelve saloons IN
Nayasota.
Ladies Of the Episcopal church have
secured the privilege OF serving refresh
menu at the skating rink Saturday after
noon and nigh, and invite the patronage Of
the public. 80
w. n. Owensby has shipped his house
hold goods TO Charleston, ;. C., whittier
he and MS wife will go to make their fui-
ure home. Many fsiends regret their re-
moyal from Bryan.
wels-Fargo Express Agent Z. b. Lomax
reports to the Eagle that the local Office OF
the company did the largest business In is
history for twenty years during DECEMBER
Of the year just closed. The holiday bust
ness was very large.
w. b. English. who recently moved
with his family to town from the Reliance
community, has the agency for the Con-
solida,ed Portrait and Frame Co. and will
appreciate the patronage Of his friends and
the public Phone 800.
Representing the bes, Of companies in
all lines Of insurance. ! invite a liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and pfomp, attention TO all business entrust-
ed. Office upstairs in Smith Building
Phone l6l. Jno. b. Hines. 2i'f
Mr.. 2. $. Grogan went down to Bryan
Saturday TO look after business interests
there. Mr.. Grogan tells US that they will
soon begin operating the new cotton oil
mill at Bryan, and being one Of the largest
stock holders has TO make frequent visits
there.-Hearne Democrat.
Ed Kiam's annual white Sale" begins
Saturday morning. Jan. 5. This includes
muslin wear, sheeiing, table linen, en-
l ulotucI1t AAn1httAhieihs ~ asNt W. f''''"h
in white, a, greatly reduced prices. Mrs.
Mary Lawrence. 24u
i Mr.. Ira Gooch, who was here from
Nayasota. stated that Mrs. Harvey Brig
ance, a well known and much beloved
lady OF Grimes county, was found dead in
her bed at Roan's Prairie Tuesday night.
She had previously been somewhat indis-
posed Mrs. Briganee was the mother Of
Mrs. Bette Cole and Mrs. Jno. VI. Aeker-
man OF Nayasota.
Prudence and good business judgment
suggest that you should al al times keep
your life and property well insured. Con
suit Jno. b. Hines for anything in the in
surance line. Once in Smith Building.
Phone l6l. 2lf
Yesterday afternoon the servant house a,
thu home Of Major and Mrs. l.. l.. Mcln-
nir was destroyed by FIRE, greatly endanger-
iag their handsome home owing TO is
proximity, but fortunately the latter e.
capped without damage. The loss on the
servant house is estimated at $4,000. with
Sl75.OO insurance.
Mr.. A. W. Wilkerson Of Bryan was
here Wednesday the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. 5. n. Wilkerson. and Mr.. Warren
Wilkerson. Mr. wilkerson is connected
with the City National Bank. and is one
OF Bryan's staunch business men, also a
member Of the FIRM Of wilkepon Bros.
who are extensive hardware dealeu in our
city. -Hearne Democrat.
Manager Preston Of the Water s. Light
plan, informs the Eagle representative that
work on the new well al the plan, will be
begun during the present month by ,. w.
Yeagef The new well Is down TO a depth
OF "a feet and will be reduced below tina,
to fourteen inches in diameter. The boiler
ordered some time since was shipped Dec.
30, and is expected any day
The Parsons y Ray Bo,iling Works has
just received and will in a few days install
a complete outfit OF new machinery. incl
ding duplex automatic oarbonHor. This
lot OF up-to-daie machinery doubles the
capacitt Of the plant. which will hereafter
be $50 to SEQ case per day, Il run on full
time. The enierprising proprie,os Of the
boiling works propose 20 supply promptly
every demand Of the trade the coming
season, and to reach out for new business.
Mothers have no more trouble securing
satisfactory baby pictures at our studio, "
said Mr.. Alon1o Garter 10 an Eagle repre-
sentative yesterday. 'More important
sill, when they come and zee our baby
poser. recen,ly installed, they have no
fear OF the baby falling or getting hurt.
With this statement Mr.. Carter showed
the reporter an upholstered adjustable baby
chair, with a simple ooniriyanee in the
bask for holding the baby safely By is
clothes. I'VE have given the chair 4
thorough test. added Mr.. Garter. "and
fnd il inst the thing We have needed for