The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

IN Amarillo yesterday BetuhB inc
public ready for his show next week,
Il. g. Forniey. representing the
Reliable Shoe Co. Of orwgsburg, Pa,
is making Amarillo his headquarters
! for the Texas and New Mexico terri.
tory.
| w. s. Underwood, foreman OF the
engine department in the Pecos Val.
icy yards. came down yesterday from
Underwood, o. T.. with several en-
gInos for work on the south end OF
tho line. .
Porter Thorp has begun work here
as representative OF the Loverin-
Browne Co. OF Chicago and will prob
ably secure a warehouse soon for the
handling OF grocery shipments for
consumers
Mrs. Allen Bell OF Hereford was
here yesterday TO meet her friends.
Mrs. Eva Bruce and daughters, Misses
Betsy and Price Bruce. OF Kentucky,
who arrived here for visits In the
Panhandle.
z. w. White, president Of the
Alnsworth. Iowa. bank is here with
tho homeseokefs, Mr.. White already
has land holdings on the Rock Island
near Conway and is an enthusiastic
believer in the Panhandle.
G. X. Gwynne OF Adrian. Mo. and
and G. G. r. Blanchard we're visitors
at the Daily Panhandle office today.
Mr.. Gwynne is an old Ballinger friend
Of Mr.. Blanchard's and is here look
ing at tho Amarillo country.
p. X. Gnun. o. H., Daniels and P.
l.. Person, returned, yesterday after
trips east for the p. l.. Person Real
Estate company. They report sat
isfactory business and are now busy
with newcomers who want Panhandle
land. ~
The Socialists had rouslng meet
ing last night In the office o fPikoI
Stroud's livery barn. J. NJ. Girls
void, Warren Blackburn. Mr.. Cot
fee and others mado short talks.
Meetings are held every week and
have developed great deal OF In
terest.
y. z. Savage has disposed OF his
interest in the grocery store. corner
Fourth and Taylor streets, to F, y.
Mcdonald. Mr. Mcdonald, with Mr.
Harris who had already acquired an
interest in the business, will continue
the store under the name of McDon-
aid & Harris.
The Modern Woodmen had a very
successful meeting last night. Two
now membgB we're taken into the
lodge, G. G. Loving and E. E. Pick
erol, an0'WJ W. Goddard, deputy
head consul, transferred his members.
ship TO this lodge. The camp Is In
highly satisfactory condition With a
number of enthusiastic DID members
aud new neighbogs coming at every
Henry Eicher. one OF the most
prominent attorneys OF First dlstriat
Iowa. from Washington Tow9 Is
here taking q CORD look at the Am
arillo country under the able gotta
ance of hts old friend. p. e, Boesen,
the Daily Panhandle man. Mr..
Elcher is Democrat Of the fighting
Iowa brand and is leader In his
party In his district, The Panhandle
has already attracted many of Mr.
Eicher's friends and he is learning
now why they came.
The Confederate Veterans are
enthusiastically of the royal
time they had ~ the outing last
Saturday. Felix Franklin and FAM
ly proved ideal hosts for the occa-
,lon and left nothing undone which
could add to the enjoyment OF their
guests. Mr.. Franklin barhecued a
beef and sheep to the exact turn
'or delicious eating. Mrs. Franklin
iad provided sweet milk and butter
milk In abundance and the com
department" of the camp
supplied the other necessaries, Cap
ain VIII AJMiIler. master of cerc-
monies on the occasion, says that It
was the finest reunion that could
have been planned.