The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-05

Rev. and Mrs, w. NJ. Kerry, o
Hereford, stopped over In Amarlu,
yesterday on their return from a va
cation trip through Colorado.
Mrs. G. +. Hart, OF Los Angeles
Cali has been visiting Mrs, S. d
Miller, this week and will 30 to Me
Lean Monday to visit Mrs, Arthur
Richardson.
| Miss Mazell McClelland, OF Fort
Worth, stopped over here yesterday
with Miss Dewitt, on her way Ia
PlainyIew, where she is to teach In
the schools.
Il. S. Thompson, formerly of this
place, has moved his family back
from Texhoma, and is again at home
In Amarillo on south Buchanan
street.
Mr. Eugene Early, from Memphis,
Tenn has arrived In the city, and
will engage In business with his
brother, Mr., Allen Early, OF the Early
Grain company,
Mrs. Anyaline Franklin and her
Granddaughter, Miss Jennie Talkington,
OF Prosper, are spending few days
with Mrs, X, X, Kerr, on their way
to Roswell, n. NJ,
w. NJ. spelz, Of Honey Grove, is
In the city for several days on bus
iness, Mr., Spell is one OF the fore
most men who have risked their
means in Panhandle lands on a large
scale.
Hon, J, e. Bailey, OF Galveston,
Texas, W, 7, Clay, OF Atlanta, Ca,
H. r. Taylor, OF Alton, Ill.,, and p.
Il. Boesen, OF the Daily Panhandle,
took a swift ride with Col" Bob
Moss to Washburn yesterday after
noon. The farms look we'll all along
the line, as near as we could judge
by passing glimpse. Alfalfa is in
bloom once more, kaffir, maize, mill
let and cane are promising an
abundant yield, cattle and horses
are sleek and fat, farmers are plow-
ing for fall wheat, and activity and
prosperity mark the country homes
on all sides, Mr., Moss knows how
TO instruct and entertain his friends
his chauffeur, Mr. Hatch, knows how
TO run a car.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Mrs. Dan Learly, OF Corpus Christi,
visited her friend Mrs, viii A. Miller,
Friday.
Miss Loula Corpennlng returned
yesterday from two weeks trip to
St. Louis.
S. B. Allen, OF the First National
bank, is back from a visit with his
family in Cleburne..
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Bartlett,
Jro departed Sunday for Bonham for
a three weeks visit
Miss Warner Hill is back from
her home In Paris to resume her
place in the city schools.
R, B. Wilson, Of the Bush & Gertz
Piano company, is in Plainview max
Ing deliveries of some instruments at
that place,
Prof. H. W. Campbell, the soil
culture man, is here from Lincoln,
Neb,, to look after his interests in
The Panhandle.
Miss Elsie Stallman, of Sioux Falls,
). D. who has been visiting her sis
Ter, Mrs Il, B. Saunders, left yester-
lay for her home.
Rev. r. c. Armstrong, financial
lgent of Polytechnic college, Fort
Worth, Is here visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Charles l.. Green, and looking
lfter interests in the Panhandle.
Mr.. j. V. Hardin, Of the South
Texas Lumber company, at Houston.
accompanied by his wife and little
on, are In the city visiting their
'arents, Mr. and Mrs. C, ~ Hardin,
m Fillmore street.
Jack Gown, who has been in the !
ffice of travelling freight and pas
enger agent simmons OF the Denver ,
ere, for year, has accepted a posi-
ion as contracting freight agent for I
he Frisco with headquarters at Fort
Worth and leaves today to lake {
barge of his new position.
NJ W. Cunningham returned Sun q
ay night from two mon$hs' So {
ourn in Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. Gun {
ingham and children will remain in ]
os Angeles indefinitely. They have
heir own home in a prominent res h
ience section and like the coast city |
early as we'll as Amarillo The /
ally Panhandle keeps them posted 4