Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-10

fresh south winds.
For Rent-Nice cottage on Mosely
street. near court house. AIRS. r. 4.
Smith. 292
Mrs. A. b. Carr, Jr., and little sons.
Allen and John, returned to Houston
Sunday, after a visit to Mr.. Carr's
mother, Mrs. NJ. Parker, of this city.
Ladies, we have just received the
very latest styles in ruchings.
2sO-291 WILSON & DERDEN.
Mrs. M. w. Sims is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mills at the
home of the latter in Corsicana.
Mrs. Sims expects TO be absent from
home for some ten days.
Your merchant handles fresh home
ground meal, ask for 1t. tt
Dealers here are displaying fresh,
crisp vegetables daily just as though
Il were spring time, instead of win
ter. A lot of beautiful tomatoes were
put on sale here yestegdsy.
Prof A. w. Kinnard of the High
school will address the students of
the Texas Woman's college at 10 a. m.
Thursday, November IL, on "Ele-
ments of Interest in Prose Fiction
The opening of the new union de-
pot will be one of the events OF the
season. Everybody should be there
to see the "keers" and greet their
friends 29O
Mr.. Robert Smith and Mr.. Tom
Smith of this city are among the many
from this city who visited Houston
yesterday from this place and wit
messed the football game.
At st. Joseph's church Sunday inc
parishioners presented to their
faithful sexton, Mr. Charles Konecny
beautiful gold watch, appropri-
ately inscribed in memory Of his 2Sth
anniversary In their service.
Mrs. Il. G. Goforih, the guest for
the past week of her sister, Mrs. c..
c. Anglin of this city, left yesterday
for Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Asseneaux of Har-
ris school house community, en- route
to the carnival at Houston. were APP
preciated callers at The Eagle office
Monday afternoon.
For sale-My home in Bryan, on
easy payments. Apply Mrs. c. II. Mar
rett. goo Cannon avenue, Fort Worth,
Texas. 294-6t
MFR. l.. l.. Hood Of Houston visited
relatives here during last week. He
was accompanied on the return trip
Sunday afternoon by his mother. Mrs.
In. p. Hood, who viii remain in the
South Texas metropolis for several
days.
Messrs. Hal Saunders. r.. W. How
ell. Jack Gordon and Osborne John
son, Joined by Mr.. Ed. Rae of Nc
Kinney, constituted q football party
leaving here Sunday to witness the
game played by A. G. NJ. and Texas
university elevens at Houston yester-
day.
Mr.. w. A. Brown and family, Mr..
II. +. Boswell and family Messrs. AL
bert Brown, j. w. Bonnet. ]. Wilder,
John May, Jim Davis and Alfred
Hoppe. of Zulch, Madison county,
were in the city Monday on shop
ping trip, and made the Eagle a pleas
ant call Monday night. The Eagle is
always glad to have its friends call
when in the city.
You may be>so preoccupied as to
forget The Union Depot before its
performance next Friday night in the
Grand opera house, but II you will go
TO see IL you will never forget II after
that event. Remember, IL is for the
benefit of the Confederate home al
Austin, the support of which depends
on the people OF Texas. Dig up the
price of a ticket and go and you will
never regret II.
Many Woman
Has experienced the loss or wear out
OF some of the working parts of the
common or ordinary makes of ma
chimes, which could not be replaced
If you buy Singer you get the best
machine made and from company
lat is in every own and city in the
United States.
T. A. SATTERWHITE Salesman
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