Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-05

Miss Sue McLelland. teacher OF mn
sic In the Bryan schools returned from
Calvert yesterday afternoon and Il
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Lomax.
LosT-one bird dog black and
white, with three round black spots ON
on left side. Liberal reward for, re
turn to Carl Cole. Bryan. Tex. 233
Miss Jessie Phillips returned yester.
day afternoon from trip covering
five weeks. Relatives and friends in
Fort Worth Waco and Oklahoma were
visited.
Mrs. virgie Barton and Miss Elm.
mic Lee Booth, the guests OF Mrs. j
r. Wells Of this city during the past
week, have returned to their home In
ltasca.
Fresh oysters received daily
throughout the season. Family trade
solicited Tom Lee q Co. restaurant.
Main street limo
II federal circuit court Judge
away mp In Minnesota can enjoln the
State OF Arkansas from enforcing It's
laws. where Is the use OF having
State governments7
Mr.. l. NJ. Cook a progressive farm.
er from Steep Hollow and former
president of the Brazos County Farm.
er's Union was inlthe city ON business
yesterday.
Miss Ray Montgomery. who viii
teach In the public free schools of the
city during the approaching session ar.
rived from Snyder. Oklahoma, yester.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mira. h. L. Evans arrived
on the 3:40 II. a r. G. southbound YES.
terday afternoon from their home In
Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Evans Is n mem.
Der OF the faculty OF Allen Academy
for the 1869 session.
Twenty Thousand pounds OF local
freight loaded into fifteen separate
cars OF II. q T. G. train "a, kept the
Central boys busy for a while yester
day morning Railroad business here
in all lines is improving.
The funeral party, consisting OF ]. |
NJ Montgomery and four children who |
came up with the body OF Mrs. Mont. |
gomery, Inferred at Wheelock yester.
day, returned TO Bay City IN the af.
ternoon over the I. q G. n.
Mr. A. Mitchell, connected with the
drawing department at A. a. NJ. Col.
lege, was In the city yesterday. Mr..
father, who resides az
Cambbell, was with him. The elder
Mr.. Mitchell was en- route home from
visit to another son residing in West
Texas.
Miss May Pilrng. of Buffalo. n. Y.
las arrived in ths-cfty and will have
'harge of MIR. Eugene Edges Millinery
md ladies' ready-to.wear departments.
Miss Filling is a designer of recog.
lized taste, having held n position as
read milliner for Buffalo firm for
I'VE years. Mr., Edge feels that her
lbility will be appreciated BY the Ia.
lies OF Bryan.
Mr.. W. j. Newcomb. fireman on the
4 t. c., engine 4i0. which struck
ne rear end of train preceding al I
nile post $50 on the 23rd OF August.
vas In the city yesterday. Mr. New.
omb was painfully injured in the &C.
ident and has been in the hospital {
MIL yesterday. but is now ready TO |
eturn to work. His home is m Re.
anee, where his mother. twefsisters
nd brother reside. II
Mr. NJ. McLain of Mesa, Grimes
ounty, was in the city today with a q
'agon load of sweet potatoes. which
e readily disposed of at satisfactory &
rice. Mr.. McLain lives twenty miles {
ON Bryan, but states that this Is .
he best market he has found for his :
reduce. The good roads movement I
laugurated here some months ago
the county Judge and commission.
IS, and the business men OF Bryan,
instrumental In pulling trade to this
ty from many miles away Mr. Nc.
ain mentioned this TO the Eagle man
esterday, and also the fact that the
'hools of this city assist materially
creating a demand for the products
the truck farm and poultry yard.