The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

II, w ldllpUr l'''Nh "Al''"'
from Woodward, Okla Is in tho
employ OF McKinstry G. Gilyin,
c. r, chaInault the land man Of
Texico, was in Amarillo yesterday
en- route tor Tucumcari, g. M
Virgil HARRISON one of Deaf
smith county's prosperous farmers,
was up from Hereford yesterday
T. c. Riviera Is advertising and
selling Panhandle Cigar Factory pro-
diets at the b, Y r, I. cncamp'
ment.
Jno. W. Dale, formerly Of Chilli
Gothic, was here Saturday taking sub
scriptions for the Daily Panhandle OF
Amarillo. -Quanah Tribune-Chief
Dick McHam, . prosperous Lamar
county farmer, and J il. Gooch, a
leading merchant OF Paris, arrived
this mornIng for n look ~ the Pan
handle.
II. y. Evans and ] L. Braselton
are two southern olio farmers in
town today, they Jayc been sizing
Sp the PanhspdlcX othe past week
eoa ind y N wool and a yard
Yzesrd Mckee, Of Sparta, H.,
,,ss.dhong ,Ae visitors to Am%lIo
kss wee. Mr. Mckee expressed
himself ss being delighted with Tex
rs and may some day mako this sec
ton of the great state his home.
Messrs. Donahoe and Wcmplo the
real estate men, left yesterday for
Kansas city, and points north and
east. They will explain to the ci-
items Of Missouri how It is that AM
orlllo and the Panhandle LEADS
them all"
city Marshal John Snidcr was
lacking up warning cards along POLK
Street this morning, calling atlen-
ton TO the city ordinance which Tor
bids vehicles from hitchng or max
ing regular stand along Polk street.
T. II. OHnger, of the real estate
firm Of olinger, Pitman 4 Co., oil
Hereford, was in town yesterday pur-
chasing furniture for his home in
Hereford, Of O. NJ, Eaklc" Olinger
g. Pitmans sales amounted to Sol-
600 last week.
Mr.. Weldon, district organizer for
the Praetorians, returned this morn
ing from a trip to headquarters at
Dallas. Mr.. Weldon Is arranging to
omen an office In Amarillo and make
this point headquarters for the Pan
handle and New Mexico.
Rev. ]. w. Johnson, young Bap-
fist minister Of Assumption, H. was
visitor in Amarillo yesterday en-
route for Texico, He was greatly
pleased with the Il, Y. p, L, en-
campment ut Probst, and will make
a longer stay in Amarillo on his re-
turn trip,
NJ. c. Stake, an cX-seCtion laborer,
who was run over by Denver train
on which he had been riding, near
Dalhart, on July 2S, has been car
ried TO ST. Joaeph's Inlrmary at Fort
worth, where the injured leg Will
be amputated. The Denver road is
looking after him in the absence OF
friends and relatives.
Rumor has it that swell wedding
is about to be solemnied. The Fa-
nous this morning disposed OF their
entire stocE OF paper and cloth flow
ers. which they use for window
dressing, to some members of the
Mexican colony here for wedding
decorations. The Famous also sold
some brave raiment for The contract
ing parties,
W. Il. Hciser, prosperous farm
err of Armstrong county is over from
Washburn today. He reports that
two and three thresher outfits have
been working IN sight of each other
for several weeks handling the wheat
crop. Cars cannot be secured fast
enough to move the grain after 1t
As threshed. Naturally, Mr.. Heiser
thinks that Armstrong county is the
best yet.
r. ]. Storts of Erick, Okla, was in
town today en- route for Tulia,
Swisher county, where he owns prop
erty. On his return to Amarillo he
will be Joined by his daughter, and
will take an extensive trip through
California. Mr.. storts is an old citi-
zen OF the Panhandle and cant get
over thinking that he great Pan
handle is one Of earth's most favored
spots.
Vaughan Bell now With the Can
yon base ball aggregation, is visit
ras5
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