The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-12
Additional Locals.

IL final limit.
J. G. Skipwith, of Henrietta is the
guest for few weeks of his SON.
0. o. Skipwith.
Miss Willida Blackburn has re-
turned home after a ten months
stay in Fort Worth.
j. M. Durrett was unable to be
at his store Monday, but expects
to be out in few days.
E. P. Brooks, formerly manager
of the Herald, with Mrs. Brooks
leaves this week for California.
May Mobiles celebrated her birth
day, Saturday and her little friends
were treated to delightful enter
tainment.
A fast game is promised local
baseball fans in the match Sunday
between a team of Sioux Indians
and the local team.
Retail clerks meet in regular
session Thursday night, room /
over post-office at 8 o'clock sharp.
Secretary.
Mrs. BERNIE Babcock of Little
Rock, Ark, is the guest of the
family of her brother L. c. Hagg
of the Monarch Land Co.
r. G. Sowder, inspector of the
Cattle Raisers Association with his
family has removed to the old
Beasley home at 1909 Polk street.
Patronize home industry by buy
ing your meats at the city meat
market where nothing is offered
except the choicest home killed
meats. 4z-49.
Do you use Lard9 Webster keeps
the absolutely pure Home made
article, in fact all meat sold at his
market is home killed and the
very choicest quality. 4z-48.
S. F. Drummond, of Childress, a
former resident of Amarillo is here
for few days bookings after some
real estate holding. He reports
flourlshiDg conditions in the Child
ress country.
Will Allison, of Winklers barber
shop, has been receiving congratu-
latioDs this week, Sunday at Clar-
endon, he was married to Miss
BlaEch Jackson of that town, and
the young couple are now staying
at Ord and Van Buren,.
DR., and Mrs. G. J. Mum together
with Mr., and Mrs. H. Joe Issacs
returned Saturday from a weeks
recreation in the Paladuro. Mr.
lssacs carried off the fishing honors
catching 10 beautiful bass. All
report pleasant time.
The young ladies of the J. u. G.
library announce that 200 new vol
umns have been received includ-
ing the latest novels in fiction as
we'll as many volumns of classical
works by some of the best known
authors.
Mrs. r. G. MCGEE with her two
younger sons left with her daughter
Mrs. W. E, Albert Monday night
for the latter's home in San Angelo.
Mrs. MCGEE will probably make an
extended visit in San Angelo till |
her health can be more fully re-
covered.
Little Miss Carrie Cunningham
had birthday Friday and celebrat-
ed it in the way dearest to all |
children hearts. Quite number
of her friends gathered in response
to her invitation and will now live |
in pleasant anticipation of her next
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trollinger en-
tertained the high school set Fri
day evening in honor of Collie and
Fannie Trollinger at their home
1908, Taylor. About thirty-five
of the Younger set were present,
and are enthusiastic in praise of
their host and hostess.
The people of the neighborhood
west of town with a number of
guests from Amarillo enjoyed
picnic at Hill ranch Saturday on
the Amarillo creek. The place
chosen for this picnic is about ten
miles west of Amarillo and is ad-
suited for such outing.
Geo. N. Wilkie, field photograph
err for the Santa Fe system, form
erly of Oakvlle, Iowa, has establish
ed headquarters in Amarillo. Mr.
Wilkie devotes his attention to field
work almost exclusively, and has
probably the finest collection of
Panhandle views in existence.
Some of these will probably appear
10 the Introductory number of the
Daily panhan die