Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-25

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sam Houston. for n Christmas Ylsi'
TO her parents and other relatives In
This city.
- Mrs. A. -. Butler arrived from her
home IN Seguin yesterday for visit
to her mother. Mrs n y. Martin of
This city.
Mr. q. G. Street, Dr. of Houston. ar.
rived yesterday to join his wife In a
holiday visit 10 Mrs Streets mother.
Mrs Annie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Emmel of Mar
tindale will arrive today TO spend the
holidays with Mrs Emmers sister.
Miss Maude Nichol.
Every article in our store marked
down, nothing reserved. Strictly cash
no tickets made
II Edge Dry Goods Co.
MI. Fred Goodson has arrived from
Georgetown, where he is attending
school, and will spend the Christmas
vacation with relatives here.
Cashier A. w. Wilkerson OF the City
National bank left yesterday for Aus.
tin to join his wife and family in a
Nisit<to relatives in the Capital city.
Rev ID. b. Waite of this city is pre-.
pairing to move his family from their
home in Marlin to Edge, where he has
been chosen pastor OF the Baptist
church
Found-On last Friday on the street
corner in front of John Caldwell's res
idence, heavy lap robe dark ground
with red figures. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad.
Mrs. c. T. Skains and Miss Eta
Goodson arrived yesterday from Hous-
ton. Mr.. Skains is returning Miss
Goodson's visit and will remain in
Bryan for the holidays.
Mrs. Leone Jones, who was here
TO attend the funeral of the little Scott
child, which occurred yesterday morn
ing. returned to her home in Bre-
mond yesterday afternoon.
Bring our advertisement with you
and call for what We advertise. we
have It in our store. We are not re-
garding cost in this sale
II Edge Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. S. F. Hart and family OF Abb
lene arrived yesterday afternoon for a
visit to Mrs. Harris father, Mr.. J. w.
Walker. Mr.. Hart is proprietor of the
Abilene Review. one of the most influ-
entail journals of the west
Ring Jno. NJ. Lawrence G. Co. for
fresh Jumbo Celery. Sweet Peppers,
Lettuce, Beets. Cauihower, Egg (
Plants, Beans, Cabbage. Onions, Sweet s
and Irish Potatoes. Turnips Mustard, t
Bananas, Oranges, Apples. Cocoanuts |
md Cape Cod Cranberries. IA
Xsouty Tax Assessor ]. II. McCul- {
ough has returned from a trip to I
,ung county. That section of the l
tate Is in prosperous condition. MIR W
Mccullough is just getting well of a lg
ouch of grip from which he has suf- {
cred since his return. {
Mr.. A. j. Morris of Houston, repre-.
enting the rate department of the S
iouston and Texas Central railway, S
vas here yesterday arranging the tar O
# sheets on file at the local office f
n accordance with the tariff sheets v
N file at the local office in accord. \
nee with the ruling OF the Interstate I
commerce Commission S
Among the numerous visitors to the a
ity yesterday was Mr. Geo. Walker of F
'opperas Cave. Coryell county Mr.. o
Walker is native of Brazos county,
aving been born and reared about il
our miles from Millican. He has a
ONE to spend the holidays with his o
ister Mrs. A. L. Dyess OF Harvey Il
nd other relatives and friends of Il
hon there are many yet living in old a
razos. among whom are John Fer a
ason, George Price and the Simses W
Millican. While in the city Mr.. 81
Ialker called on The Eagle and spent t
pleasant half hour talking about u
ID times in Lampasas and Coryell b,
,unties with the senior editor, who et
.ught school there when that e,
as on the frontier and was init is
ately acquainted with Mr.. Walker. ST