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ELLENDALE.

e After the rush of an extremely
busy season the holidays rounded
: out very prosperous year for El-
lendale, and the New Year has
/ ushered in what promises to be a
/ very prosperous year; aud, as we
l look back we are we'll satisfied.
, The holly wreath business proved
the greatest season in its history
here; over one hundred thousand
were manufactured by residents of
Ellendale alone; many families
averaging 100 wreaths daily during
the season. 1t is not questioned,
but that the holly season is more
profit to the people here than the
berry or peach crop; it brings ready
money every year, while the Others
are uncertain. In most every fam
lily there is a clear SIoo from the
holly business for every housewife |
or mother, which is used to fix the
children out for the winter, or pur-
chase comforts and fnery for the
family. Some even use the money
to make trips to the city or to visit
friends.
The money derived from holly
different from the other money
the family, as it all goes to the
omen folks, and it is all spent in
er way; while other crops bring
oney to the husbandman, which
used to pay bills, or improve the
ids and buildings; or possibly,
ell bank account Z
this line it is well to note that
5. William Workman has used T
holly money for another pur-
than most women use theirs; z
has made $4,000 from work
IN holly, and with this she has {
,hased fine young horse, which v
les her husband to enlarge his Y
work.
| in all, we have never saw i
tmas so generally, or so Ella S
Ely enjoyed as it was during {
Us just past. Nearly every
has enjoyed great turkey a
both at home and with re- a
and friends; even an old y
ed 'husking bee" was
into force; as, Charles Lof- O
the 27th invited his friends 5
enjoy what he had-both f
d pleasure. When thecorn F
led the guests were invited y
own to a table groaning d
luXuries of this life,and it h
d pleasure. b
IF our absent friends re- +,
enjoyed the happy holi- a
n, and all brought the R
happiness with them.
egOod, Delbert Lekites, 4
1daniel and Joseph De-
the holidays with their h
la Jackson and Mrs.
an are on a two-weeks D
ives in Philadelphia. II
rude Dickerson has
idgeville to pass the er
.er grandmother, Mrs. at
will attend the high nj
fir
ed, of E., has pur-
ohn Collins a large Ps
leave on the An CT
farm located in er
for $1,000 cash. he
mill into it and
to car and bridge
was commenced .
1 will be pushed 81 81
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the unfortunate one, for they i'm
mediately, as one man, with one
actuating motive, bounced on the
policeman and Systematically and
conscientiously did their best to
pulverize him. The manly fellows
laid his face open in an ugly cash
with a bottle, presumably of medi-
cine, for a sick mother at home.
Be that as it may, they beat up
the policeman in material man
ner, and then all proceeded to get
away, as all good men instinctively
will from revolving scenes of such
a nature.
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PERSONALS.
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Judge Jas. Lockhart, of Har-
lingen, was a visitor in town to-
day between trains
Hon. Jas. B. Wells has returned
from business trip to San An
tonic, Laredo and other points.
Frank c. Pierce came in last
night on the Matamoros train from
a short business trip up the river.
T. T. Uncommon, a business
man of Flatonia, is here on a few
days visit to his brother-in-law,
Fred w. Tate.
c. E. Hammond of San Antonio,
who owns considerable interests in
the Brownsville country, came in
on a business trip on last night S
train.
c. E. Hammond left on the
evening train for Santa Maria
where he expects to spend a few
days looking over property he
owns there.
DR.. J. H. Florence left on the
3 O'Clock train for Harlingen
where he goes on a professional
trip. He will return on the 5:45
this evening.
The Laredo Times of the 8th.
says: w. B. Bates, deputy U. S.
marshal, formerly stationed at
Brownsville, arrived last night to
be stationed here.
B. G. Stegman returned at noon
today from a few days trip UP the
river where he has been looking
into proposed new telephone line
from Santa Maria to Harlingen.
The new dwelling being erected
by A. Goldammer for Mrs. Ken
nedy is moving along nicely, the
sound of the workmen's saws and
hammers waking up people in the
block of mornings,
Rev. Foster left on the 5 o'clock
train for Harrington where he will
preach tonight and in the morning
continue his trip to Austin and
San Antonio, as mentioned in THE
HERALD yesterday.
Mrs. J. i. Faisans left on this
mornings train for visit to her
husband who has charge of a rice
mill at Bay City. Mrs. Faisans
expects to spend some ten days
or two weeks with Mr.. Faisans.
Maj. Jno. B. Armstrong arrived
last evening from his ranch at
katherine and spent the evening
shaking hands with his friends,
and they are legion. The major
leaves. in the morning on his return
to his ranch. He reported cattle
and pasturage III his section in fine
condition.
T. o. Philibert, an old Browns
vile boy, whom all the old resi-
dents remember as having been
reared here, came in last night on
the Matamoros train for q visit to
his cousin, Mrs. w. E. McDavitt.
Mr.. Philibert has been away from
Brownsville for the last twenty
FIVE years engaged in the railroad
business and as telegraph operator
on different lines in Mexico and
has prospered and become we'll
known for his ability and efficient
work. His many friends welcome
him back to Brownsville.
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ThE DAILY HERALD.
LOCAL ITEMS.


For sALE-Bright, fresh alfalfa.
lust received. NJ. BEsTEIRo.
AZ barrels of fish were shipped
out by this mornings express.
Rooms for rent in Combe build
ing, southern exposure. 9-17-tf.
THE HERALD has export mani
fest blanks on sale in any quantity.
Weather: Tonight and Friday
Fair. Warmer. Light southerly
winds.
The Frank Adams show was an
outgoing passenger on this morn
ing's train sitter stay of two days
in our town.
The new piano recently ordered
by the Elk Lodge came in yester-
day and was set up in the club
room this morning.
For SALE:-Large assortment OF
house hold goods, consisting of bed
room sets, chair, tables, etc. Apply
to Mrs. NJ. Douglas.
There has been an unusual scare
ity of passengers on the trains,
both into and out of town for the
last few days, but as soon as peo-
pie get through work up states, they
will begin tc come in in punches.
There will be an entertainment
given by the Kings Daughters at
the home of Mrs. L. F. Layton
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
There will be musical program
and refreshments. Everybody in
vited. Admission Is cents, which
includes all charges.
HELP WANTED-The Publish
ers of Good Housekeeping Maya
zine want representatives, both
local and to travel. They pay very
liberal commissions and also give
large cash prizes. For terms write,
giving references, to Good House
keeping, Agency Dept, Spring
field, Mass.
The weather last night was
something like the real thing for
this time of the year in this coun-
try. People all about town were
wearing coats buttoned up-some
of them even wearing overcoats-
and discussing and greeting with
every man they met that this was
about the strongest for this time of
the year, i'll a long while.
We are informed that the at
tendance at the show last night
was rather light, there being pres
eut seven county officials with
their families, four customs in
spectors with their badges, and
nine private citizens. Owing TO
the indisposition of some of the
Derformers. the show was called
off and the citizens money re-
funded.
The banquet given last night by
local lodge No. /, Caballeros de
Honor, mention of which was made
in THE HERALD several days ago,
was quite an elaborate and an en-
joyable affair. There were present
some $50 or 800 persons, delegates
from other lodges in Texas, mem
bers of local lodges, here and in
Matamoros, and invited guests.
A we'll chosen and we'll delivered
speech of welcome was made by
Faustino Rend6n, followed by quite
a number of other speeches in a
happy and appropriate vein. The
= banquet proper commenced at 9
O'Clock and lasted until after mid
night and was in no sense a mis-
homer, including in the menu
everything to eat and drink that
our local market affords. Music
was furnished by Anzaldua's band
during the entire evening, con-
tributing in no small measure to
the great pleasure experienced by
ali.
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