The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

II, j, witt has disposed Of his
place on Polk street and viii move
Monday to one Of the Hatcher resi-.
dences on Lincoln street,
Mesrs, ed Kerr aud son and j.
NJ, Jones OF Mckinney, arc here and
They are contractors apd builders
and are oIready figuring on work in
Amarillo.
Mr., and Mrs, Coverdalc OF Coffcy-
Vile, Kan, are hero visiting their
son r. A. Coyerdole of the Amarillo
Academy. Mrs. Coycrdalo will re-
main here for a month or so,
Mrs, j. S, Burtis, with Miss May
and Alice BurtIs, VINO have been
spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Gustayus left yoster-
day for her home at Bryan, Texas.
Arthur Mcknight returned yesterday
from q business trip to Dallas,
Ira Noble and wife Of Waterloo,
Iowa, are here visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. 4, kceer on Van Blu
rem street They we're on their way
to California when they started but
having stopped in Amarillo, il is
somewhat doubtful II they ever leave
for any such place as California.
Mayor win a. Miller, saw a good
trade yesterday and made 1t, lie
disposed OF his auto TO Cleveland,
Russell and Day OF Hale Center, who
are operating u number of machines
out Of here, The mayor is already
planning to secure a still larger and
speedier chug wagon,
The members Of tho Congregation
al Sunday school and number OF
friends enjoyed n very pleasant even
ing yesterday at the reading room
on Buchanan street Music and re-
freshments added to the entertain
mert and social games kept the
good time going TIL a late hour,
Rev, L. c. Kirkes returned yes
tcrday from plainyiew where he has
been helping Row w. A. Erwin in a
meeting He reports a very success
cul meeting in spite of The fact that
land grating, land boosting and
land trading is the prime business
of every man on the south plains"
The whole country, he says is grow
ing by jumps.
JOAN Markell and wife left yester-
day Tor Dallas where they will make
thoi? future home. Mr., Markell has
become well and fayorably known
through his connection with the Am
arlllo Music COMPANY lie will ac-
cgpt o position In Dallas with a well
GEown music house, Mr. John Wood
vii continue the business of the
Amarillo Music company
". L. Oliver and family OF Chilli
Gothic are recent arrivals in Amarillo
ana will make their home here, Mr.,
Oliver was formerly in the banking
business at Chlllcothe and is pro
cressiye business man. He has
lived ia Amarillo before and has i'm
vestmonts. Mrs. o. NJ Eakle is his
sister and Britain r. Webb former
ly of the Herald is his nephew.
G. \. Grosscr has novel and
striking show display at his Panhau-
die cigar factory. A big bale of leaf
tobacco fills the most of tho window
and convinces every passerby that
Gosser gets all tobacco long filler
stock for Panhandle cigars. Mr..
Gosser intended putting another bale
in the window but the opening was
too small, so he has to store it in
his work room.
Allen Early of Waco, son-in-law
of w. NJ. Gouldy is expected in Am
arllo next week and after that date
will reside here. Mr. Early will en-
gage in the grain business and hay
ing been associated with his father
for years, he is thoroughly CON
yersant with that line of the COM
mercial world. The Early Grain Co.
at Waco is considered the largest
in the south Mrs. Allen Early has
been here some time visiting her
parents,
Letters from C. C. Fredencks give
enthusiastic descriptions of the big
jefferson club banquet at which he
was a guest in Chicago Tuesday night
This was held at the Auditorium ho-
tel as a welcome home to William j..
Bryan and was the greatest Demo-
cratic function Of the year. Ad
vices from Mr.. Fredericks also state
that ne is now in Kentucky but his
purpose there he fails to disclose.
Several Of his friends allege that
he has an orange-blossom and rice
project on hand in the bluegrass
state.