Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-07


Mr.. r. II. Nall stated TO the reporter
this morning that he had been gather
ing his corn this week and that u was
better than he expected. After being
cut off BY the severe drouth he did
not expect TO make more than twenty
bushels per acre. but by actual weight
he got twenty-five. AIR. Nall said II
was exactly 4 months and Is days
from the time he took his corn from
the barn M seed for planting. until
he was hauling In the new crop.
Jesse Henry Of BoonviIls. was In
the city today. lie stated to the Eagle
reporter that his cotton this year
would not average more than bale
to every four acres. In previous years
he has made from half to bale TO
the acre. Mr.. Henry Ii an upto-dnte
farmer and his crop Is better than
most of the cotton on the upiands.
His corn made about twenty-five bush
els TO the acre.
Capt. A. J. searcy. enc OF Madison
county's oldest citizens and successful
farmers. and for many years citizen
In the West end OF the county. but
for the past few years has made his
home In Bryan. came In Saturday to
visit his many old friends and 10 at
tend the reunion. aiadisonvilIs Me
teor.
Tom Davidson has returned to the
city from Waco and opened his cot
ton office. He will buy again this sea
son fos c. l.. Sanger A Co. lie Is max
Ing his office the same as last ye2S
In the Smith building ~
]. A., ID. Robinson OF wixon left to-
day for Marlin whore he will be joined
by l.. A. Robinson OF that city and
they will visit Denver. Seattle. San
Francisco and other western points.
Miss Lille Pearson returned TO Pal.
estine today after visit 10 relatives
In this city. She was accompanied
homo by Mrs J. w. shaw.
For sale--My home consisting Of
ifs acres IL miles west OF court
house on Caldwell road. !. y. Broad
away. n. r. ID. No. s. 2i0
| Rev. n. c. willis. OF Nayasota. pre-
siding elder OF the Huntsville district
IL In the city and win remain through
tomorrow.
Prof =. Y. Turner OF Grimes coun-
~. was In the city today. He closed q
singing convention at Edge on Thurs
day
J. W. Iiunlcuif win appreciate your
business for all kinds Of feed. corn
chops. and corn meal. Phone 2ee.
2os
Lum Holden. Prof. J. l.. Cobb. Tom
McCailum. Joe and Tom Walker. wers
in the city today from Tabor.
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
ON hand also nice line Of fancy can
dies Mrs. Otto Bochme. n
Mrs. q. s. Parker and daughter Miss
Mary Ross. returned today from Wis
Il to Eureka Springs. Ark.
For feed OF all kinds. pure home
ground corn chops and corn meal. call
on J. w. Hunicnit. Phone 2es. 2cs
L. NJ. Glaze OF near Benchley. was
in the city today and was pleasant
caller at the Eagle office.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Higgs and Miss
Trannie Wren returned last night IRON
a visit TO Galveston.
A. G. Cobb returned to Hearne to
day after a visit TO his son Prof. j. l.
Cobb at Alexander.
Mr.. and AIRS. A. i-udtke returned e
Fort Worth today after visit to theil
son l. Ludtke.
ID. W. Davenport was in the cii,
today from his home three miles cas-
Of Bryan.
]. ID. Goen, Noah Cole and J. A
shaw were in the city today iron
Harvey.
| Mrs; l.. A. Bethea OF Livingston ]
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lama
Bethea-
For Sale Household furniture i
excellent condition. Mrs. J. c. Ben
nett. 2l2
c. NJ. Camp OF Navasota u VISITING
friends In this city.
n. r. Ellis went TO Groesbeck &c
day.
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