The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.
TUESDAY.

Amarillo last week.
J. n. coriey. OF tho Model studio
IA In Miami today doing view work.
Miss Bessie Blair left this morn.
Ing for a visit in Hereford,
NJ. T. Root, OF Denver. Is among
tho Visitors 10 the city this week.
H. b. Martin left last night for a
trip TO Denver Cheyenne and other
points In the northwest
Mr.. Clyett, OF Hillsboro, Texas, IA
visiting his brother, Oscar clyett, at
eos Jackson street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. wilkerson, OF
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting in the
city
w t. Ward and w. II. Collins,
OF Santa Rosa. Mo-, are prospecting
IA the Panhandle.
Judge II. H.. Wallace and ex-Gov.
J. N. Browning are In Dallas attend
Ing the State Democratic convention.
Judge Wallace is IN Fort Worth
attending the State Democratic CON
sentlon.
Cash Blackburn, OF jefferson City,
BIO, Is In Amarillo looking after
Panhandle investemnts,
Mr. and Mrs $, II. Lumpkln. OF
Meridian, Tex, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs Otis Trueloye.
G, Il. whitney, OF the Wichita.
Kan, Beacon, is In Amarillo this
week In the interest OF his paper
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. d. Crlttenden and
Miss Julia Kidd will leave on the
10th for a two weeks visit In New
Mexico.
sixteen girls OF the high school
set chaperoned by Mrs. j. w. Pier
son left this morning for an outing
q the Palo Duro Club,
Miss Boulah Wright who has been
attending her brother at the san
itarinm returned this morning to her
home IN Hereford,
Nick Browning who has been at the
sanltarlum for number OF weeks
from typhoid fever, is able to be on
the streets again.
About fifteen of twenty couples en-
gagged In dance at the rink last
night, Gus Hollauder furnished the
music.
Miss Sadie l.. Moore, assistant OPP
orator at tho r. V. offices. returned to-
day from two weeks visit to South
Haven, Mich. and other points.
r. l.. Person has had concrete
paycmcnts completed on the street
sidessoi his property at Ninth and
Fillmore streets.
j. +. saddler, for some time book
Keeper Ia the White q Kirker store,
left Saturday for an extended visit
70 Dallas. Mineral Wells and Bon
ham.
Rev. Bennett Hatcher announces
that The Bulletin will be succeeded
by the Religious Appeal, tho publI-
ration increased in size and other
ffa nravevnant. ,.,.d.
eA.A Abrams, OF Palmetto, s. c.,
and T. NJ. vane, OF Baldwin. Miss,
were two men from the far south
fvho were looking for locations In the
Ranhahdle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stanley, OF
Wheeler. Wheeler county, arrived
this morning to attend the Probst
chautauQua. Mr.. Stanley is the
founder Of Wheeler, the new town
in Wheeler county, which is making
. winning campaign for the location
OF the county seat.
Pecos Valley freight engine No,
Rl9, together with the tender, jump
cd the track yesterday at washburn,
no damage being done except torn
up track and delay in traffic. The
wrocker was sent out this morning
TO right matters.
Rev. ]. P. Reynolds, the newly
elected president of Goodnight In.
dustrial Institute. Is in the city to-
day, Mr.. Reynolds is an A. r. grad
nate of Baylor University, Waco,
Texas. During the past two years
he has been pastor OF the First Bap-
list church OF Dalhart our neighbour
ing city We speak for Goodnight
College and it's new president the
hearty support OF our Panhandle peo-
ME, The trustees OF that institution
are erecting $4,000 brlcl; college
building
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TUESDAY.