Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-03

asota came up today and will spend
a short time in the city.
Miss Ruth Boatwright will be the
beautiful Queen of Flowers" Thurs
day evening in "A Day in Flower.
DOM
Herbert Lavender was over today
from. Grimes county and paid The
Eagle Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Ed Wickes and children have
returned from LaPorte, where they
spent the summer.
For Sale-A house-moving outfit,
complete and in good condition. APP
ply to G. c. Wyatt.
Mrs. Louise Moehlman and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophia. went to Marlin to-
day to spend short time.
l.. l.. Bradbury, after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hendricks Conway, returned
to his home at Franklin today.
Mrs. 10 Fay of Houston returned
home today. She has been a guest OF
w. ]. Hajek while In the city.
Mrs. A. Duque of Shreveport ar
rived In the city today to be guest
of Mrs William O'Day.
Wanted--White man experienced in
farm and garden work, also to have
care of stables. Villa Maria Academy
Daddy" beautiful story showing
the depth of paternal love. tonight at
the New Princess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Scale of
Mumford. who have been guests OF
Mrs. Bette Bell, returned home to-
day.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Civic League tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at Carnegie
Hall.
Misses Meta and Eula Crawford,
who have been guests of Miss Verna
Simmons. returned to their home al
Millican today.
Mrs. r. Anthony. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. II. p Finnegan, returned
to her home in Waco today.
Little Helen Moore as blue Belpt
and little Franchel Roberts as mile.
Cricket" will delight the<audience
Thursday evening
Miss Alma Long ofTrenton. cousin
OF Mrs. w. r. Fairman OF this city,
arrived today and will take up her
duties at Bryan Baptist Academy as
instructor in art.
Mrs. Grace Hatcher of Mexia after
a pleasant visit to the family of Mrs
Tom Parsons, returned home today.
"A Day in Flowerdom" at the Col
onial Theatre Thursday evening $3.50
o'clock Admission: Children under 10
years. 25c; adults, soc. Benefit B. b. A.
Arnold Leverton and Miss Florine
Bate as Papa and Mama Jacque
Rose" in their fancy costumes, will
attend the floral queens reception.
Come and see them.
Wanted-To buy twenty-five head
of shoats weighing 40 to so pounds
each. Inquire of Veterinary Depart
ment, College Station, Texas.
Two sensational pictures are to be
shown at the New Princess tonight,
entitled The Strike" and The
Wrecked Taxi" Both are thrillers
from start to finish
James Shelton of Dallas arrived to-
day to take the place of his brother.
Walter Shelton. at the Dixie Theatre
until the latter RECEIVERS from burns
sustained in yesterdays fire.
Rev. w. r. Brown came in today
from Bremond, where he reports a
successful revival. and will go to
Rosenberg to attend union associa-
ton.
E. V. Brewer, brother of Mrs. Glenn
Finn. after visiting in thfs city. left
today for his home in Nacogdoches to
spend few days. and will then go to
Lafayette, Ind, where he will be a
senior in Purdue University.
Roger Astin asks The Eagle to
state that he was not in the auto
mobile party that went 20 Houston
and LaPorte as reported in The Eagle.
Business engagements here prompt
him to have this announcement made.
II you are particular about coffee,
good coffee, and want a satisfying
cup, buy from Hardy Newton and you
will find the fresh roasted coffee to
be pure. clean and delightful to the
taste.