Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26

FOR SALE-Pair OF good young
work mules. and years old. Apply
to p. H. Hensarling, Bryan, Texas. 43
Mrs. d. p. Cole. Miss Sunshine and
Thprston Cole of Harvey, have re-
turned from Corpus Christi.
Mrs. G. F. Rush. Miss Emma Rush,
and Mitchell Rush of Kurten left Mon
day for Hillsboro 10 reside.
The Eagle is requested TO state
that there will be no meeting OF the
Bachelor Girls Club this week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bose Jr., returned to
Navasota Sunday after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. H. W. Moehlman.
Taken up: Two spotted barrow
pigs about ) months old. Owner can
get same by calling on T. A. Satter-
white and paying for this notice. "A
]. s. Ford returned yesterday from
Houston. announces that he will
remove with his family to that city
in few days.
LOST-Two plain gold rings at
West side school. Initials W. NJ. B.
in one, and L. E. B. in other one. Re
turn to Eagle office and get reward.
Hrs c. II. Cabiness returned TO
Beaumont yesterday after a visit TO
relatives in the city. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Carrie Mosely.
Collier Manning, j. L. Bush, n. r.
Thurman and j. A. Parker of near
Edge. were trading in Bryan yester-
day and paid the Eagle pleasant
call
Lost Double case Gold watch, Wal
than movement, somewhere in Bryan.
Had charm, Texas for Simpson. Re
turn to Frank Brachek next to Post
office. ,{.sep
Miss Aurie Rhodes. went TO Hous-
ton yesterday afternoon TO attend the
wedding of her brother, Mr.. Giles
Rhodes to Miss Pencock on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Emma Tucker, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. S. Higgs. went to
Navasota yesterday and after few
days visit there will return TO her
home in Houston.
Rev. DIR. Duffy, recter~of St An
drews, preached in the A. and NJ. Col
lege chapel at o'clock Sunday after.
noon He was accompanied 70 College
by Mr. A. Mckenzie.
Joe Howard, Haswelrs expert win
dow decorator, has garden seed win
dow display that is a work OF art
A feature of the display is a water
melon vine with green melons on it,
For Rent-My pasture in the sub
urbs of Bryan. Geo. A. Adams as
Ladies see our new colored Linens
and suitings for early Spring wear
Wilson G. Derden. AZ
County court convened Monday morn
ing, but there being no business of i'm
portance, the jury for the week was
discharged. The court will remain
open the remainder Of the week for
civil and probate orders.
Messrs T F. Jeans. superintendent
of bridges and buildings, and John
Hit. road master OF the H. & T. c.,
were here yesterday. After the $40
passenger they left in their railroad
auto on an inspecting trip.
Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock returned yester-
day from Wheelock where he preach
ed Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Bull
lock says the dry weather is getting
TO be distressing, and is greatly hamp-
ering farming operations.
Lawrence & Co. had their safe open
led Monday morning that went through
the fire They saved their books on
the morning Of the fire after il broke
out, but a number of small articles
were left in it. and these were found
to be all right.
We are showing excellent values in
Linens, mercerized Pongee suitings
and Red Seal Ginghams. Wilson q
Derden. AZ
w w. RndasiI of Tabor, was in
the city Monday offending county
court. Mr. Rudasill reports that many
farmers are losing their pork killed
during the recent cold spell on ac-
count ofgthe extreme hot weather. He
has lost more than thousand pounds
himself