Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Evans returned yes
,erday afternoon from Waco where they
attended the performance Of Lillian Russell
on Friday night.
Lost-A lady's brown leather poke,
book between skating rink and Webb Bros.
Finder will please leave at Eagle Office and
receive reward. o.
Mrs. Hugh Windsor has gone TO Wichita
Falls. accompanied as far.as Fl. Worth by
]. I. Jones. Mr.. winsor has bought
property out there.
For hne fresh bread and eakcs Of al
kinds call a, the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention TO special orders. Phone 80
Mrs. Otto Boehme. N
Miss Leila Reedy left Yesterday for her
home in Roswell, New Mexico, after
pleasln, visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. Reedy. near Bryan.
Mrs. Robeu Armstrong left Yesterday
morning for Beaumon, where she was call
ed on account Of the serious illness Of Mrs.
w. q. Taliaferro Of that city.
Frank Anderson came in this morning
from Allen Academy a, Bryan to spend
the day with his mother and Other rela
tiyes.-Nayasoia Examiner.
O. J. Miller, representing Gooch * Co.
of Waco. returned to tina, place Yesterday.
Mr.. Miller has been here several days
placing monument at the cemetery.
Ms. J. b. Laski and son Edwin return
ed to their home a, Marlin yesterday after
spending several days in Bryan and a,
wellborn visiting friends and relatives.
The revival meeting At the Methods,
church will begin next sunday al IL a. m.
The pastor will be ably assisted by Rev.
|. r. Bets Of Bryan.-Rockdale Reporter.
Mr.. W. X. Blake of Waco, represent
ing the Jone- Jackson Company and Tex
as distributors for the New Standard En-
cyclopedia, spent yesterday in the city on
buliness.
The Brinion entertainers concluded their
program last night. showing TO a fair sized
audience. The matinee Yesterday after
noon attracted well filled house of ladies
and children.
The annual Arbor Day at villa Maria
will this year take place on March End.
Approaching the fayoTs OF the past, any
contribution OF trees and shrubs will be
gratefully accepted by the Mother Superior
and community. 20
Mr.. NJ. X. Kelley OF Bryan, formerly
OF this city, was here the mrs, OF the week.
He brought the plans for the proposed new
Christian church, and submitted them to
the building committee. The plans are
splendidly drawn and nice, modern
house OF worship. Madison,ille Meteor.
Prudence and good business judgment
sugges, tina, you should at all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
sui, Ino. h. Hines for anything in the in
surance line. Office in Smith Building
Phone ioi. 24f
The ladies Of the Christian church were
very successful in their two days bazaar
and increased their deposits more than one
hundred dollars in this sale. This little
band OF workers are 10 be complimen,ed
on their work since January ls. The frst
pledge of $4,000 to the new church build
ing has bcen almost worked on, and the
finish in this obligation IS now in sight.
Representing the bcs, OF companies in
all lines of insurance, invite liberal
share OF your business in 1907. Careful
and promp, attention to all business en,rus,l
ed. Office upstairs in Smith Building
Phone I6i. Ino. b. Hines 2ltf
Firs, Bap,is, Sunday school will open at
9,4S sharp. Arrangements have been
made to welcome large number of new
members. Owing to the illness Of Miss
Peale Mrs. Webb Howell will lead the
choir. DIR. A. II. Newmen formerly Of
Canada, and one Of the creates, men in the
denomination will make FIVE minute talk
to the school. The Superintendent will
make some announcements OF unusual in
teresi. Stranger and visitors welcome.
Leonard Giesecke, an employe Of Wells
Fargo express company LETT yesterday for
Navasota to attend the funeral OF his uncle
I'd Giesecke. a druggist OF Brennan. Mr..
GieSecke was found dead in Germania
of, lying on the German and American
flags, his face slightly mutilated by rats,
cold and stiff In death. bottle nom which
he had taken cyanide OF potash sitting
within reach OF him. Mr.. Giesecke had
been IN had health for some time. He
leaves a wits and three children.