The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

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Mrs. Charles Mayer and little
daughter have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Mayors parents at Ia
loula, Ill.
A. L. Mcknight spent Wednes-
day in Claiming on business.
+. S. Lucas, brother of Mrs. D.
w. Owen, is here from Koskiusko,
Miss, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen. He has been spending
much of his time with Mr.. Owen
stimulating the fishing interest at
the canyon.
Miss Ewell Baird, of Plainview,
has entered the Amarillo Business
College.
w. L. Thompson, wife and
daughter, Miss Hattie, with Ar
thur Bryan have gone to Kentucky
where they will visit relatives of
Mr.. Thompson. Mr.. Thompson
will be absent about six weeks.
W. D. Fisher, of Canadiln, pass
ed through Amarillo this week en-
route to Fort Worth.
J. farewell was Texico visitor
here this week, stopping over on
his way to Fort Worth.
Miss Pearl Burton, of Ele ctra,
Texas, spent Thursday in the city
the guest of Mrs. S. c. Chapma n
sol Lincoln street.
Miss Nelson, with Miss Louise
Russell, went to Hereford, Friday
morning for a weeks visit with
friends.
B. F. Tepe, the lumber man, was
in Miami Thursday looking after
the new lumber yard he is putting
IN at That place.
Mr.. John L. Brock and Colonel
G. c. Harris, of Decatur, Alabama,
have gone to Roswell for a few
days to look after some interests
they have there. They are the
grantees of the franchise to build
a street car line in Amarillo. They
have deposited in compliance with
the city ordinance $500 with the
city clerk and are taking active
steps towards the inauguration Of
the enterprise. They believe in
the Panhandle and Amarillo, and
have no doubts of the possibility of
the profitable outcome of street
Car system. Mr.. Brock is a wealthy
wholesale grocer of Decatur Ala.
and Colonel Harris is president Of
the First National Bank of the
same place.
Work on the big addition to No
bles Bros wholesale grocery estab-
lishment is going rapidly forward,
and i'll its construction marks the
successful launching of another
Amarillo industry. Mr.. Sadler of
the Amarillo Pressed Stone Co.,
has charge of the construction, and
the material used is the slightly and
durable cement block now being
manufactured by him in Amarillo.
Geo. Hayden's big steam pillow
outfit passed through Amarillo
Thursday to take another contract
north of town. Since the last Of
April Mr. Hayden has plowed over
FIVE hundred acres with his outfit.
The HERALD acknowledges
receipt of a beautiful boquet of
sweet peas and peoples, presented
to the Office by Miss Gertrude Hoff-
man, and in an expression of APP
probation hopes the spirit will
again move her in recalling the des-
olate appearance of desk without
an occasional decoration of the per-
fumed and beautiful flowers of this
specie.
Bates g. Son, of Canyon, are in
Amarillo today fitting out new
separator rig. Mr.. Bates has the
distinction of being the first man to
bring a steam thresher to the
plains, and to ship out the first car
of Panhandle raised wheat. That
was several years ago, and now he
is exchanging his old outfit for a
new Case separator and a high
power Reeves engine. At his place
west OF Canyon Mr.. Bates has over
two hundred acres in small grain
which promises a heavy yield. Be-
sides this he has several alfalfa
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