Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-21


Nrnesi Elliot Of labor, was In the city
Yesterday, and suffering some from the
kick Of horse on his right Lex below the
knee. Fortunately the injury Is not serious.
I. g. Watson hos returned from visit
to relatives at New Orleans. He was called
theie ON accoun, OF the illness Of his father
who was much improved when he left that
city.
The corner stone OF the Celored Rescue
Home a, Boonville, will be laid this after
noon under the auspices Of local lodges, r.
Landry and Z. w. Knox in charge Of the
exercises.
j.. T. and I. NJ. Holden came In from
Zaek yesterday accompanying Mrs. Wal
ter Holden. who left for Galveston to Join
her husband. They will make their home
in that city.
Robi. Penn, nephew OF Mrs. Walter
Wipprech,. returned to Austin yesterday
after n visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wipprecht.
He was accompanied home by Miss Ida
Wipprech,.
MIS-. ]. ID. Conner. Mrs. Fred Conner,
Mrs. Mary Ella Seay. X. NJ. Conner,
Paul Conner and Earl King came over
from Madisonyille TO attend the funeral OF
Sidney +. Rhodes.
Mrs. Coles Shelburne guest of Miss
Lila Shelburne. Mr.. A. y. Shellburne
will leave ionigh, TO visit relatives at WITCH
iia Falls. He has sister there whom he
has not seen since 1850.
w. J. Haiek attended the Farmers I'm
ion meeting at Mound Prairie. in Burleson
county the past week. and reports a fine
meeting with fifteen hundred or two ,hous-
and people present.
Henry Bell. colored. lost the little finger
rom his ei, hand by an accident at the
ice factory yesterday. 4 The finger was
caught and crushed IN a cog wheel. rem
Atiihk aHihiafoh htNteeaiNs
A revival meering. conducted BY Rev.
]. NJ. Bullock of this city, has been go
ing on the past week a, Cottonwood church
and will close tonight. Six additions TO
the church have been reported.
Ben Cotina and Annie CaIe,ie were mar
Tied here yesterday by the priest of the
Italian Catholic church, and a celebration
was held a, the home of the groom near
Steele's Store yesterday afternoon.
Stop those headaches. Sixty per cen, OF
all headaches are caused through defective
eyes. Have your ewes examined and cor
recily fitted with glasses.-J. w. Payne.
the op,ician with ]. NJ. Caldwell. 1877
Jus, received another shipmen, OF white
Wolf Stock Food every sack guaranteed |
to give satisfaction or money refunded, pro-
vided same is fed according to directions.
e. c. Harder. phone Isl. 1874
FOR SALE-At a bargain, my resi-
dence on wes, side of the city, Including |
one entire block. One OF the most COM
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply a, once to w. I.
Ford. l5Su
Prudence and good business judgment
sugges, that YOU should at all times keep
your life and property we'll insured. Con-
suit Ino. b. Hines for anything in the in
surrnce line. Office in Smith Building.
Phone l6l. diff
Representing the best OF companies in
III lines Of insurance. invite liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
md promp, attention to all business entrusi
d. Office upstairs in Smith Building.
Phone l6l. Ino. h. Hines 14u
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Butler and child
en- and Miss Emily Peale have returned
rom Palacios and are at the Bap,is, par
onage. DR.. Butler will continue his rect
until the prayer meeting service Wednes-
lay night. and accordingly there will be
10 preaching a, the Bap,is, church today
i,her morning or evening. Other services
IS usual.
J. B. Dunn and J. b. Dunn j.. were in
he city yesterday. Everything is now in
eadineSs tor the big barbecue and Bailey
peaking in Mr.. Dunn's pasture Wednes-
ay next excep, the slaughter of the ami
nails and cooking the meat. There will
c beef. pork and mutton in abundance
nd aggrega,ing more than seven thousand
ounds OF meat.
Call az our store. please. Tor a free sam