The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
PERSONAL MENTION.


tffom Saturduys Daily Fanhandlc')
G. Il. Stay Of Groom IS In the city
today On business.
Nlckio Coblo OF Miami is in the
city today visiting relatives.
G. n. Stay. a prominent merchant
OF Groom is In the city today on
business.
~. II. Peoples, manager at David
sons. IS confined TO his homo today
by sickness.
W. NJ. Ferguson, a prominent
stockmap of Wellington, Kan. 70
looking up cattle business in Amar
lilo today
c. J. Coble returned home This
morning from Miami whore he Ia;
been for the past week at cohlc
Brothers ranch.
Governor Browning returned
from Corpus Christi yesterday with
Mrs. browning whose condition
seems considerably improved.
Rev. L. D. Aldrodge has returned
from Dallas but Is making prepare
lions to move there where ho ha,
accepted tho pastorato of ono Of The
churches,
J. y. Earrls of Mantle, m. who
has been In tho city visiting 'lIall and
Frederick, the ettornoy, left las.
night FOR Cumby, TcSas and otbci
points south
Attorney W. X. Gibson OF Claude,
has been a visitor in Amarillo the
past few days. Mr. Gibson Us
strongly inclined to remove TO Dhc
metropolis Of tho Panhandle.
E. F. Chadwick OF Roswell, ~ NJ
who Is opening up a new addition TO
Symmetrical OF 500 town lots was
in the city yesterday and made The
Daily Panhandle business call
Zen Hurst Of ST. Louis aud Tor
mer resident of this cty in 80. Is
in the city for row days looking
up old acnualutJnccs and business
affairs Mr. Hurst remarked at lae
great ehangos that have taken place
In comparallyly few years.
County Attorney Hugh Humphreys
has assumed the duties OF his office.
Ills predecessor Attorney Gown.
leaves an excellent record bebiud
him and the Daily Panhandle fcts
safe In saying that Mr. Umnh5cys
will not he dcrelict in the dIscharga
Of his duties,
Mr. John Landcrgln, formerly Of
81. Louis, but now Of Amarillo, Is
making his home with mis- lrohob
MI P. II. Landcrgln. The Landergin
brothers are owners Of some 100000
acres OF Panhandle land and It goes
without saying that they have faith
In the future of this country They
are genial gentlemen whom IL is a
pleasure to meet,
Mr.. II. c. Mobiles is in Indianapolis
attending tho first annual meeting
of the Presbyterian Brotherhood Of
the Presbyterian church in the
United States. The program of tho
first meeting has on It such men as
Grover Cleveland, William Jennings
Bryan, Ralph Conner. the author OF
SKY PHO" and other eminent lay
men and diyines.
Hon. A. J. Heather and wife Of
Kansas City, have been visitors in
Amarillo for some time. MIR.
Heather is lecturer aud Incident
ally has war record having served
in the army of Cuba. He is most
entertaining gentleman and the
lobby OF the Amarillo is never dun
whom he is in It, Mr.. Heather
shows his good Judgment by taking
interest in Panhandle lands.
c. D. Jones and wife Of Tuscola,
ill.,. left yesterday for their home
after visit to their farm in Hale
county. Mr.. Jones has owned prop
erty in Hale county for nineteen
years and is one Of the most enthu
siastic Panhandle takers that can
be found His property since the
purchase Nhas4 Increased in value en-
ormously and should no dispose Of
his holdings today he would be
thousands OF dollars to the good.
Walter Farwell and w. H. Gray.
OF Tarwell, were guests at the Am
arillo Thursday evening. on their
way TO Claiming. They report the
new town on the state line In
tlourishing coTstH6nI Among the
buildings Gnder cons rliction and in
contemplation are a brick business
block, an Ice plant and $4,000
hotel. thus the Panhandle towns
are growing and tipurishing every