The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12

LOCAL BREvrTIEs.


Edna Brown, Lancaster AMI Louise
Moore, and Messrs, Dick Trent Kirk
patrick, Jim Trolllnger and Allen
spent part OF Labor Day a. the falls
in the Palo Durc Canyon.
1t will pay YOU to figure with
us on oats and wheat Early Grain
& Brokerage Co, office over post
office. 81 N
Shortage Of bricklayers Is delay
Ing work TO a certain eXtont on some
Of the buildings. The contractors.
however, say that other parts OF the
work is being carried on and that
the actual completion Of tho build
ings Is not being seriously delayed
"A great investment, absolutely
safe. brings returns that nothing
else can; giving surplus earning
power; securing comfort and health
In your declining years That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does.
IS cents Tea or Tablets ]. w. Nc
Queen. 80 I'm
Mayor Miller and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Blvins and Jasper Hand
with several others, have returned
from a successful fishing trip to tho
Hutson ranch west Of Canyon. The
party drove out In turee touring cars
and made the trip In one hour and
five minutes.
Women have decided that In
case they cannot vote. they will cut
out the "stork" proposition, Per-
fectiy proper TO take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. It's good for
everything, IS cents, Tea or Tab
let's. j. W. Mcqueen 80 I'm
The faculty or the city schools
have preparations completed for the
opening OF school Monday. Attend.
snce, according to indications. will
break all previous records.
Mr.. D. ]. Ralston, Of Chicago Is
the guest Of II, p. sanborn today.
Mr.. Ralston Is the eastern agent Of
sanborn & Nelson in the sale of their
Bravo ranch
Judge w F. Brummett. and
family, formerly OF Claude, are now
At home in their new residence on
the corner Of Eighteenth aud Jack
son.
- W. Mcqueen has Just receiv-
cd the handsom sst and most credit.
able line OF post cards and souvenir
view books Of Amarillo ever placed
on sale here. The set has pictures
Of all the new buildings including
the buildings now under way.
-cWire trouble which in time
OF a strike may cover a multitude of
omissions is responsible for great
lack OF service In both Associated
Press and commercial business
through the local Western Union Of
flee today,
jack 7. Harrison, whose name
appers IN the professional card OF
Penny and Harrison this week, Is a
recent addition 20 Amarillo who Is al
ready well known here both person
ally and professionally. Mr., Har-
rlson mas been in practice at, Waco
for many years but his business often
brought him to the Panhandle and
his interest in this section Of the state
and in Amarillo has finally caused
him to become citizen here. He
is already firm believer In ANA
rillo and will take time out on any oc-
casion TO give plenty Of reasons for
his belief.
I'D. B Kisven who has boosted
the Remington typewriter business in
Panhandle for the past year has Just
received orders from the state head
quarters to report at Dallas to take
charge Of another district. In the
new district Mr. Kiryen will have
headquarters at Abilene and will
have sole charge OF territory much
better than the one he leaves. Klrven
during tho time he has made his
Headquarters in Amarillo has closely
identified himself with the interests
OF the community. He has made a
host Of friends here who will regret
TO hear Of his removal but will be
glad TO congratulate him on his pro-
motion. Mr.. and Mrs. Kiryen expect
TO leave Amarillo Monday
The writer was at Clarendon
sunday gherc he enjoyed the hos
pit'lities Of the Dcnlcy county cap
ital We we're driven through many
-ct the principal streets and we're
surprised TO note the marked adj
yancement in tho way OF substantial
improvements. Clarendon Is recov-
srlpg from the blow the Denver road
gave her when the shops OF that
road we're removed to childress and
70 again forging ahead at pace that