Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-28

Mrs. jim Nike and son Howard re.
turned to Cameron today after a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Darwin.
FOR SALE-Fifteen or twenty head
OF Jersey cows and calves. Apply 10
Mrs. f. Z. Chatham. phone /.
Mrs. X. l.. Bennett and children re.
turned TO Paris today after a visit
to friends in this city and at olClege.
Just received car OF extra heavy
new oats. On track. Special prices.
Hensarling Bros. Phone PSI. ia
DIR. NJ. Z. Weaver and Rev. ]. NJ.
Bullock went to Wheelock today
where they hold revival meeting this
week.
Anyone desiring ice delivered Ia the
evening. please get their orders In be.
fore o'clock Bryan joe Co. 1917
Mrs. S. Marwilssy Of Lufkin. Is the
guest of her son. Mr.. Harry .Marwin
and family. Mr. Marwill met her in
Houston.
Judge " b. Hudson went 10 Dallas
yesterday 10 attend district court. lie
represents client whose case was
carried from Robertson county 60 Dal-
las on a change of venu/
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Caldwell and Misses
Louise and Estelle Caldwell. left yes.
terday afternoon for New Orleans.
Mrs. Caldwell will consult a special.
list Of that city with reference 10 the
hearing Of little Miss Estelle.
WIN Hall arrived this afternoon
from Oklahoma TO visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Foster Hall. OF Thomp.
son creek
Mr. J. ]. Mistrot died ~ his home
In Nayasota last night after a long
Illness. He was a brother OF Mr.. Felix
Mistrot formerly OF this city.
Portraits agents deal direct with
artist Save half l6x2o crayons Sec.
Bromldes 25c pillow tops soc: Frames
reasonable A. Il Chaffee. Artist. Gi2i
Champlain Ave. Chicago. l73
W. V. Hanway OF Dallas, was In the
city yesterday the guest OF his broth.
er Mr.. John + Hanway and family.
Mr. Hanway travels for Pagitt Bros.
Of Dallas. and has been making this
territory for years. but has been re-
Gently changed 10 Oklahoma
In perfumes the important thing Is
quality. Quality shows In the dainty
odors sold al Emmel a. Maloney's l73
The facination OF fine stationery
is ever present with dainty people,
That is why YOU see so many at Elm.
mel a Maloney's stationery counter.
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The work Of tearing down the walls
OF the old city hall proceeded today
and a great pile Of brick is abx,f ~
that now remains Of the buildG
Yesterday was the hottest day OF
the year II was red hot soorcher
and the extreme heat was the sub
sect Of general comment Last night
was no better and was one Of the few
nights We have in this country when
there Is no breeze AZ all.
The roof Of the Perkins building has
about been completed and the inside
work will be- pushed rapidly from now
on The brick work has all been com
pleted but there remains a little or.
namental work 10 be done yet on the
front. The contractors expect to have
the building completed by August LIST. !
Wiley Kelly was In today from wiX |
on. Mr. Kelly says the cotton In his |
community Is nothing extra. They |
were late about getting a stand and |
the hard winds that followed made Il
v ~ late. The weeyils are now doing
great damage. Corn is above an aver
age but will need another rain this
week 10 make Il OH out we'll
IT. G. Num- Is AZ home from his
rAgch In Andrews county on a visit 10
his family. lie says that they have
recently had fine rains In that coun-
Try and everybody is now planting !
feed crops. lie Is well pleased with |
the country and says the climate is
delightful. Mrs Num- and the boys !
viii go back with him for the sum
mer