The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-10-09

EIilnAY.


A Resi- Wealth Producer Charlc6I
Dammier. a prosperous and ipiiuon-l
tial farmer from Newton, iowa hna'
purchased part Of The Klgogo ranch
east of town and is making arrange
ments 10 bring his family here AL
once, Ilo proposes to put panhandle
land to ITS proper use and make II.
produce woalth instead OF bonus
Ho represents the giud Of men who
are going 10 mako the new Pan
handle the bisgeat part Of The worlds.
granmy.
Mayor iightburn's Duck Ranch'--
II. c. Roeerspn now Of Corpus Christi
was visitor NJ the Daily Panhandle.
office yesterday He is an old cit-.
zen OF the Panhandle and comes back
occasionally 20 SEQ how the country
has grown Mr.. Rogorson reportaI
that ox-Mayor IAghtburne, who Is
now In Corpus Christi has purchased
fifty acre duck and fish ranch onI
the Gulf coast near Corpus Christi.
The tract purchased viii give Mr.
Lightburne fine reserve for water
fowl shooting and he 10 getting ready
for a very satisfactory winter
Plerian CIub.--At the meeting of
the Piorian club yesterday with Mrs.
Thomas Currie the members took
up the first act and preliminary
study on Richard ilI. Mrs. Roy
wheatley led the study and kent up
well directed discussion of The sub
jeet. Mrs. r. II. Eakle read an in
terestlng paper on England Before
the Time OF Richard" and Mrs. Cur
RE gave good picture Of London
Life in the Time OF Richard" AZ the
close Of the afternoon Mrs Charles
Fisk sang Nown's Mighty LAX a
Rose. The hostcss served refresh
ments of pressed chicken and sand
witches stuffed With olives, whipped
cream and tomato gelatlnc.
A Marshrsallow Roast George
williams aud C. G. l'rcdoricks
planned and successfully carried out
novel entertainment yesterday
evening in marshmalow roast Tn
der their leadership about thirty
young people drove to the Amarillo
creek just after dusk Here q huge
bonfire had already been made and
around the cheerful blaze the guests
toasted marshmallows TN no one
called for any more marshmallows.
The hosts called for special "toast5'
from various members OF me party
who made clever answers TO hard
questions. When "toasCs" and
marshmallows ana bonfire we're at an
end the party returned to town.
Rig Rush of ProspectOrs. Every
available train crew on the Santa Fe
was busy yesterday hauling the
crowds OF homeseekers who came on
the regular excursion Wednesday
the Santa re ran two trains and yes
terday five trains were needed to
handle the rush. On the Rock Is
land from the east and on the Den
Yer from both north and south, other
contlngents Joined the Santa Ice
crowds. Every livery stable has all
It's available rolling stock in COM
mission today and the auto men have
brought their big ears TO the last
notch Of spick and span readiness.
From the south plains towns many
land men came IN with whole trains
OF vehicles to meet the prospectors
here and drive them direct to the
promised lands before some other
agent claimed the privilege What
ever other accommodations may be
lacking, the enterprislng land men
win see to II thatseyery homeseoker
gets to see the county-7under the
aforesaid land mems thoughtful and
guiding care.
some Notable Plate Glass The
new Wayland building viii have the
distinction Of containing the longest
Crane patent" plate glass front in
the state, BY the Crane system, al
wood, steel or other supports are
avoided and the front is old solid
plate glass This is accomplished by
the use Of biz mitercd plates OF glass
which fit together neriectly and are
secured by small steel bolt braces
All grinding and miterlng is done NJ