Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-25

S. b. Buchanan returned yesterday
from visit to San Antonio
Mr.. and Mrs A. Scaroino left yes
terday for q visit to New Orleans
Miss Weller returned to her home
at La Grange yesterday cfter a pleas.
amt visit to the Misses Wetter.
Miss Viola Dixon returned TO Mill
can yesterday after visiting Mrs. Mat.
tie Scrimshire and Miss Lena Yeager
Mrs Matte Hall returned yesterday
from visit to Cameron. She was
accompanied home by her sister Mrs.
VIII 5. Adams and Miss Hazel Adams.
Just three more days and our big
Two in One" sale will close. Come
today and save Is TO % per cent in all
departments. Wilson & Derden 6S
have an extraordinary bargain in
secondhand No. 3 oliver Typewriter,
which is in fine condition. This offer
will stand only for a few days. Price
/ $4,000. Geo. A. Adams. 1920
A. j. Wagner q Co have a change
in their al on the front page of this
paper and also a new ad in another
place Their story is full of interest
to the purcha sing public and the at
Itention OF all is directed to It.
The Young Peoples society of the
christian church has arranged with
the b. A. c. Minstrel boys to put on
an entertainment at the Cozy theatre
Thursday night for the benefit of both
societies. Admission 10 and % cents.
Fun and plenty of it tonight at the
"Cozy" The Alabama Blossom.
Georgia Sunhower," Texas Nightin-
gale" Long Tall Man of Minstrcls"
land six other funny comedians will
isee TO II. 6S
The pupils OF Miss Ada Boards
sixth grade al the East Side school.
will give Longfellow entertainment
this Afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Attention of the readers of the
Eagle is directed To the ad of Webb
Bros. in this issue. They are receiv-
ling new spring goods and invite the
ladies' TO call and see the many pretty
new things they have to offer them
Mr, and Mrs. w S. Wood left yes
terday for Carlsbad. New Mexico. and
will make that place their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood made
many friends during their residence
in Bryan and their departure is deep
| ly regretted by all
Miss Jess Johnson. member of
the Chapman Real Estate firm of Min.
eral Wells, is in the city. Any one
| interested in Mineral Wells or Gle
burne property would do well to call
TO see her She also has several sect
ions of valuable west Texas lands for
sale. Telephone 4O4.
Dr. ~ S Grice has returned from
Laredo. Frank Webb. Chas. Vesm-
rovsky. Joe Kopecky and Frank Stas-
ney went on to Monterey. The Doc
tor says he saw plenty without going
ANY further. and that he got enough
Mexican cooking to DO him quite a
while.
IS inch white Union Linen table ia
mask. sale price % cents per yard
~ 1-2 cent buck towels, sale price s
cents 80 inch linen buck towels
large size, sale price p cents. S125
lace curtains. sale price 50 cents. 30
cent yard wide white linen, 10 cents
Wilson & Derden. 6S /
Yesterday marked the opening of I
Lent and services We're held at ST. !
Andrews Episcopal church at IL
O'Clock a m. and 1880 p. m. Services
will be held each day during Lent by !
Or. Duffy the rector, and a general !
announcement of the services appears I
lat another place in this paper. The |
beginning of Lent was also observed !
with appropriate services yesterday |
at St. Josephs Catholic church.
All linen sheeting $3.50 per yard !
value, sale price today. $1.19 per yard. |
$3.50 long silk gloves, any shade, sale |
price 70 cents per pair. 6 1-2 cent |
yard wide bleach domestic. cents. |
Wilson & Derden. 6S