The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-28

FTtILlAY.

ing over Investment opportunities,
Ben Harmonsor, the real estate
man, won't up to Claiming this morn
ing.
w, r, Allison, manager OF the p.
V. immigration Co., arrived yester,
day with the car. Tacoma.
]. G. Callens, merchant OF Here
ford, is in town today en- route home
after a purchasing trip to eastern
markets.
NJ A. Snyder and wife are here
from Cameron, Mo. Mr. Snyder re-
Gently purchased n tract Of ground
east of the Pecos Valley line and will
plat It in town lots.
C, d. Anderson, OF Whltesboro
Grayson county, left today after u
several days prospecting trip
through the Amarillo country.
w. F. Murray, of Coleman, with
his mother, Mrs. r. c, Powell, Of
Tuscaloosa, Ala, were in Amarillo to-
day after a trip across the south
plains
l.. II. Cooper and wife Of Silver
ton, were on the wrecked Denver
train last night, and spent today in
Amarillo. They escaped injury fur
Their than n severe fright.
Brice Floyd was in yesterday from
the construction work along the
south plains road. He is with an en-
cheering party in cross section work.
w. o. Wheeler and family, Of
Weatherford, Okla, we're on the
wrecked train last night and took a
forced stop over in Amarillo today,
Mr.. Wheeler is interested in the
Weatherford Mill and Elevator Co.
Homer Tepe, of the Tepe lum-
Der yard of Amarillo, was in town
the latter part of last week helping
win the medal for Canadian and by
tho way Homer is one Of the best
players in the country.-Canadian
Record.
Mrs. Frank Walden is seriously III
at the sanitarlum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walden are recent arrivals here from
Sherman. Mr.. Walden has acquired
an interest in the Amarillo National
Bank.
Hon. John ]. Terrell and wife,
Mrs. r. B. Newcome and Mrs. Lee
BIvens are at the Palo Duro Club
for an outing. r. B. Newcome has
been with them for several days
showing his guest, Mr. Terrell, the
places to catch the big fish.
Alec Davidson has returned from
the East, where he spent some weeks
selecting and buying goods for the
fall and winter trade. Mr.. Davidson
says New York is the Amarillo OF the
East, but ne prefers to live in the
Greater Amarillo of the Great South
west.
Manager Rice, of the Rice G. Con-
ley Minstrels, is in Amarillo making
arrangements for his show here next
week. Mr.. Rice has conducted a
highly successful minstrel organiza-
ton for several years. This year the
show is larger than ever and is COM
posed OF white talent altogether.
Mrs. ]. f. Neel and daughters,
Misses Agnes, velma and Blanche,
after an extended visit to Mrs. Neel's
mother, Mrs. Hannah Chenoweth a9d
sisters, Mrs. Martha Cox and Mrs r.
NJ. Allison, and brother, Charley
Chenoweth, all Of Amarillo, returned
home Thursday of last week.
Bridgeport Index.
Mr.. Peterson, a ranchman OF Kerr
Vile county, called at the Panhandle
Office yesterday with Mr.. Taylor, the
land man, and left several orders for
subscriptions. II have some |
friends" he said, that think there
are better fields of investment than
the Panhandle country. am going
to show them and your paper is the
best means l know OF to do the
showing"
Miss Mary Kouncelor Brookes, for
merly of the fearless Amarillo
Champion, is now connected with the
Fort Worth Record. Needless to say
Miss Brooks is THE star reporter,
for there Is not brighter newspaper
woman in the South, or one who
equals her in brilliant command OF
the English language.-Quanah Trib-
une- Chief.
Reese MCGEE returned this morn
ing from Brentwood where he has
spent the summer in the field with
Santa Fe surveying party. The sur
voyors completed plans for a short
distance out of Brownwood and have
been running preliminary lines to
Abilene on the Texas and Pacific.