Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-06
LITTLE LOCALS.

Mr.. q. W. Buckhauts has bought he
bread and confectionery business for
merly conducted by Mr.. s. H. Brock
man on Main street. where he invites
all his friends TO call and see him
A number OF teachers and pulfs
OF the Texas Woman's college wepe
guests OF Mr. and Mrs, j. NJ. Collier
yesterday nj their home on Glenview
farm. The trip TO and from this hos
pitable home furnished hay ride
which was much enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Asun are pref
pairing u move from their plantation
headquarters at Mumford TO their
beautiful cottage situated on the north.
west corner OF Bryan and Munroe
streets In this city. II is expected
they Will arrive Monday.
Messrs, Henry Rhode. Lawrence
Conway, Hudson Myers. Sidney Smith.
ALI Patterson. Roger Nall. Roy Mum
| and Wick have returned from "A hunt.
Ing trip TO Halls lake, In the north.
ern part Of the county. A very pleas
ant outing was had, and sufficiency
abundanily supplied.
Presiding Elder II. G. Willis OF the
Tyler conference district, In which
Bryan is now situated. will preach here
at both hours today. MIR. Willis was
presiding elder OF this district some
years ago. and his presence will re.
new many friendships previously
made. He arrived at noon Saturday
and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. v. J.
jenkins.
Prof. u. X. Bardep.- principal OF
Bethel Academy, was In the city Sat.
urday. lie stated that the box sup
per given at Harvey recently for the
benefit OF the Academy library fund
was success and the sum of si3
was realized, This added TO the
Thanksgiving offering for the same
fund. makes about $40 on hand. Prof.
Barden Is working 10 build up a good
reference library for the Academy.
In keeping with the custom and
Grand Lodge law OF the Benevolent
a Protective Order OF Elks. Bryan
Lodge 500 win hold its annual me-
mortal services this Afternoon In honor
OF deceased brothers who have passed
TO the Great Beyond. A very attract.
I've programme has been arranged
and no doubt, as II usually the case,
the opera house will be filled 10
OVERLOOKING az o'clock this afternoon.
nj which hour the services VIII be
held
j. NJ Caldwell has an ample force
OF young men and ladies' 90 walt on
the public and extends "A special In.
vitation 10 call and examine com.
plete and up.to.date line OF jewelry, |
watches, clocks and diamond goods. |
cut glass. hand.painted china, mani |
cure sets. sterling silver, Rogers |
Bros knives. forks and spoons In |
all the fancy patterns. We are show
Ing 200 OF the finest styles and quail |
ties In ladies' and chlldren's brace
let's to select from. will be glad |
10 show everyone through my line OF
goods. No trouble TO show anything |
In my store. J. NJ. Caldwell 1913
A copy OF the Denton Record Chron.
cle received here yesterday contains |
4 review Of the first Lyceum musical
given at the Girls col.
oge OF that city. Miss Julia Graham
charlton. pianist, daughter OF Prof, and |
Mrs. o. G. Charlton OF this city and
Mr.. Fried. vlolinist. were the artists
of the evening. A very pretty Incl.
dent OF the engagement was the pres |
ence In the audince OF the lady who |
gave Miss Charlton her first lesson |
In music and who had not seen her |
since the latter left school. The meet |
ing was n most happy one.