Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-04

j. NJ. Dunn OF Wheeloek and / n
Coyey have returned from a brief vIsit
TO Houston.
Well! | feel better now. I am a
member OF the Federated Christian
Charities.
D. u. Goen, o. l.. Andrews. VIII
haines and others visited the city TO.
day from Harvey.
Mrs. o. II. Astin has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. +. D.
Perkins OF Mckinney.
The northbound II. G. T. c. Hustler
brings us every night fresh vegetables
and fruits. Hensarling's.
X. c. Jones, expert shoemaker is
BACK with the Bryan Shoe HOSPITAL
Let him repair your shoes.
Ladies, why pay full prices for pre-.
serves and jams when you can get
them at half price at Hensarllng's?
Miss Matte Josey has returned TO
her home In Hampstead, after a visit
to relatives in this city and at Tabor
Just received a shipment OF squaw.
Oklahoma White Wonder and all
other varieties OF seed corn. Wick
Bros.
Good morning! Have you used
Pears soap? No, but have Joined
the Federated Christian Charities.
Have you?
II any OF the other grocery houses
or wholesalers want our preserves at
Doc on the dollar we will sell them.
It Is cheaper than they can be bought.
Hensarlings. Three phones.
Ringlet Barred Rock eggs, mated
pen, $3.50 per setting: utility stock.
81; Fawn and White !. r. duck eggs.
u per setting. All infertile eggs re-
placed. A. S. Adams.
Mrs. Nena Sterling and little daugh
ter returned TO their home in Houston
last night, after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. r. p. Lee.
A dollar would mean much more
to some one in real need than II does
to you. II you believe that call up
the Federated Christian Charities and
they will transfer It for you.
Mrs. L. L. Stephens. Mrs. C. W.
Smith Jr and little daughter. Frances,
and Miss Cora Garth have returned /
from a visit 10 friends and relatives |
In Houston.
have six bushels Of the famous
Blue Goose peas at the Commercial
Club office in Bryan for sale at SC per
pound. This is one Of the very best
Held peas known. especially for this
section. C. NJ Risinger.
J. II. Cannon Jr. and r. P. Lee
were elected delegates to the State
W. o. W. convention from the local
odge at their last meeting. The State
convention convenes at Fort Worth
Tuesday. March 9.
Mrs. r. ]. Browns Sunday school
lass will give measuring party Fri
lay, March 5. from 1880 to 1890. at
he home Of DIR. NJ. E. Weaver. Every.
'ody invited.
IF. c. c." What is It? Easy, Any.
'ody would know that. II stands for
Federated Christian Charities. Well.
What is the Federated Christian Char.
ties? For the love of Mike, are you
Rip Van Wrinkle?
Now is the time for you to do that
Green work, and we will appreciate
he order. Grant Lumber Company.
Lee Cortemelia, a prominent Italian
itizen of Stone City, was in the city
N business today.
c. NJ. Evans, editor OF the Southern
arm and Dairy, went to Marshall to-
ay to attend meeting of the county
arm demonstration agents.
Judge J. W. Doremus was called to
Jew Orleans today on account of the
erious illness of his son-in.law, Ed
Ioffman, who, according to report,
as not expected to live.
The many friends, of L. A. Spell, I
no underwent an operation for ap. I
at the Bryan Hospital Mon. I
ay, will be glad to learn that the OPP 4
ration was successful and that the {
atient was resting we'll at last re.
orts.