Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27

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and daughter. Julia. were visitors TO
Bryan from the Braxos bottom today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Conway and
children have returned to their home
In Houston. after spending u week
with Mr.. convsy's father. ]. J. Con-
way.
Mrs. Henry berger and M.tle son.
Harry. have returned from Waco.
where the latter was taken for sursi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Goodwin. for
merly Of College. left Saturday for
Gainesville, Fla. where Mr.. Goodwin
has accepted . position under wilmop
Newell. They win visit relatives In
Beaumont for a few days before 20
Ing TO Florida.
Mrs. NJ. J. Nhey Of Navasota IL
hers for visit 10 her daughter. Miss
Lois Fahey, who 10 attending villa
Maria Academy.
Mrs. c. Nordstrom Of Mcureauville.
La. has arrived In this city to join
her husband. who has the contract for
rebuilding the levee on the Brazos
river.
Mrs. Edgar waring returned 10 her
home in corsicana today. after placing
her son. John b. waring. in Allen
Academy.
Skating rink win open tonight al
Dellwook Park. Every night except
Sunday night Bathing also. Come
out and enjoy the evening.
Read our tornado insurance notice
In this issue and phone us to write
you NJ. The rates are very low and
the protection good. Geo. A. Adams.
Phones 2s5 and $50.
Mrs. r. L. McCorquodale. -==s.o was
called here on account 81 the death
Of her father. J. II. Cannon. has
returned TO her home ip Lake Charles.
La. She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. J. II. Cannon. xho Will
spend several days with her.
Mrs. II. A. Cline and lite son o,
WHARTON have returned 20 their
home. after a peasant visit 10 Or. and
Mrs. W. b. Cline OF this city. Mrs.
Cline also placed her son. Henry
Cline. IN Allen Academy for this ses.
sion.
Mrs. "a. L. Reed and daughter. Miss
-0nie Reed. and Miss Dimple Rush
and Tom Goodrich OF Marlin motored
TO Bryan yesterday. Mrs. Reed visit.
ed her daughter. Miss liner. who Is
attending villa Maria Academy.
Mrs. Emma Thornhill and daughter
returned to their home In Navasota
yesterday. after a brief visit TO DIR.
and Mrs. p. NJ. Raysor.
]. T. Sterling OF Barbersville re-
turned TO his home yesterday. after
a brief visit. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
lee.
W. l.. Driver. director Of athletics
at. the A. 4 NJ. College. was In Bryan
this morning calling on the merchants
in reference to athletics at the A. a
NJ. College this session. In order 10
get the united support OF the Bryan
merchants the athletic council Is sell
Ing a yearly ticket which n transfer
able to any member Of a firm. This
ticket carries an admission TO football.
baseball. basketball and track con.
tests at College which are held under
the auspices OF the athletic council
Our losses from the August storm
were considerable and all were adj
iusted with promptness and liberalIty.
From newspaper reports we are book
ed for another big storm during the
early part Of October. Quite a num-
her have awaited themselves OF the
opportunity and had us TO issue tor
nado policies for their future protec-
ton. even though they had overlook
cd the matter prior to the big August
storm. So II You are not now protect
ed. phone us TO FIX you up before Il Is
too late. Our motto is promptness
and service. George A. Adams. Phones
265 and $50.