Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-08

Derden in this issue
At Cost-Refrigerators and ice
chests at Levy Bros. 1S6
II. p. Dansby OF Steep Hollow was
in the city yesterday.
r. d. Bowen Of Paris is attending
the Farmers Congress.
Judge J. f. Robertson was a visitor
from Houston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Boyett returned
yesterday after a visit in Calvert.
Philip Endler called on the Eagle
while here from Kurten yesterday.
A. Falkner of Waco is prominent
among the congressman at College.
Travis Bryan of Giddings Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Bryan.
II. Il. Singleton, the famous North
Texas hog man, is attending the con
gress
Mrs. Ben Simmons and daugter of
llondo are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
White.
Oscar Wilcox, ]. d. Castle and ].
w. Wiley OF Tabor were in the city
yesterday.
Mayor Chas. Kirk and Ward TEN.
pleman of Navasota were In the city
yesterday.
Judge V. b. Grubbs of Greenville is
a prominent visitor at the Farmers
/ Congress.
Mrs. John Gregg and Miss Eula
! Gregg were visitors from Pitt Bridge
yesterday
Walter Wilcox and family were Wis.
itors to the city yesterday and called
on the Eagle
J. II. Wiley. formerly of this county
and city, arrived yesterday from Sab.
| inal ON a visit.
Self.sealing fruit and vegetable jars,
something new nice and nobby. Sold
| by J. A. Myers. 1873
Some very fine corn grown by r. NJ.
Nall was on exhibition yesterday at
Lawrence & Cos.
w. II. (Dick) Davis, for many
years with Webb Bros Oh this city.
is here on a visit
Misses Fannie and Georgia Ander.
son of Houston are visiting w. S.
Johnson and family
Overstocked on ice chests and re.
frigerators, for which reason we sell
them at cost. Levy Bros. 1856
X. w. Luttrell, a civil engineer of
Galveston, returned home yesterday
after visit 10 Bryan friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Swearingen and
Mrs, Charlie Goens arrived yesterday
from Hondo TO visit at Harvey.
l.. J. Bergman OF Palestine and DR..
J. n. Goodwin of Kilgore are visiting
relatives here and attending Con
gress
A number OF farmers from Harvey,
Reliance. Tabor and other communi-
ties are attending the Farmers Con
gress.
Mr.. an Mrs. Amos Peters of Hondo
City arrived yesterday 10 visit Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Dansby and other rel
atives.
Mrs. b. p. Wilson and children and
Miss Mary Nolan returned 10 Dickin-
son yesterday after a visit TO Mrs II.
V. Kernole. M
Mrs. NJ. A. Pritchett, Mrs. H. c.
Pritchett and Rufus Pritchett of
Huntsville are visiting Prof and Mrs
II. w. South.
The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church win give a tacky
party for the children at the parson-
age Saturday afternoon.
You will buy them if you see them.
The. selfsealing fruit and vegetable
Jars guaranteed better than any Jar
on earth. Sold by J. A. Myers. 1873
Prof. T. s. Min;er, for many years
superintendent OF the Bryan public
schools, is here mingling with friends
and the guest of Prof and Mrs II. w.
South, He was a pleasant caller at
the Eagle office yesterday.
See the new self.sealing vegetable
and fruit jars-best thing in way of
jar on earth. Sold by j. A. My
ers. 1873
Chas Clayton was in the city yes
terday and called on the Eagle. He
reports the jacksonville and Bryan
road on the other side of Wixon creek
very badly in need of repairs. The
authorities will doubtless give the
matter attention without delay.
rs. G. Buchanan brought to the Eagle
ofhee yesterday sample of rocks with
the imprint of leaves in them, taken
from a well at a depth of fourteen
feet by W. II. McVey of Ninter
Springs, who has found a number of
geological formations in
that locality.
Boarders Wanted-S3.50 per week.
Convenient to business. Call on Mrs. !
c f. Terrell at Wooten residence. 'SS |