The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-29
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A. Brokerage Co. office over post
office. 81 II
wv. u. caEeil Is confined to his
home. COS Harrison, With an attack
OF fever.
Mines. Charles H. and J. r.
Green are entertaining a company Of
ladies at the residence Of Mrs.
Charles l.. Green on Taylor street
with a progressive forty-two party
IN honor Of Miss Edens Of CorsIcana,
and Miss Woods and Mrs, Turner OF
Hillsboro.
Word from Marshal snider who
accompanied The Amarillo bunch to
III Paso, states that he will be home
about Saturday. he has been spend
ing few days in the city OF Mexico
Mrs. Mary b Morgan and daugh-
ter, Of Kansas CITY, arrived hero
yesterday. Mrs. Morgan has extern
awe Interests in the Panhandle and
she will spend some time here look
ing after them,
Miss Fay Madison, Of sha,tuck.
Okla. Ia here visiting her uncle, A,
NJ. Potter and family.
Contractor Rice has had a
pumping force at work today getting
the water out OF the basement for
tho opera house so he can proceed
with the construction,
1t flows like electricity through
your veins, II docs the work II
you are wasting away, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents.
Tea or Tablets. 81 I'm
Tho secret OF fashionable beau
~. / asked the question OF beauty
specialist In order to be round,
rosy and very stylish, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, 30 cents,
Tea or Tablets. 81 I'm
Mr.. j, f. Womble, who has been
a resident Of the city since February,
left today with his wife for Enid,
Okla. where he goes to enter the
mercantile business lie has had a
stock OF dry gods stored on hieeranch
near the city since he came here,
wanting to enter the dry goods bus
mess but has been unable to secure
suitable room. and Is compelled To
leave the city TO dispose Of the stock,
Mr.. w c. Pratt. who has been on
gagged with u. u. Green a CO.. went
with him to assist In the new busl-
ness.
WANTED TO lease pasture for l..
500 head cattle, fine grass, abund'
ance OF water. seeNeely Realty
Co. 35 lr
Those who attended services al
the Fillmore Street Presbyterian
church yesterday morning listened
10 a very fine sermon. Rev. Kirkei
opened with a statement to his peo'
pie that now that the country had
been blessed with bountlful rains
they should renew their efforts Ia
erect a suitable church building fol
the proper worship OF God. He did
not want penny of pride and show
in Il. but a good and suitable place
where all classes of people rich and
moor would feel at home. He preach
ed from a text on tho home, the
church and state, and gave his hear
ers some good advice. He advocated
that every person male and female
should assist in making a home; that
II was not necessary for young men
70 get rich before marrying, or fol
young lady 10 do nothing while
waiting for the man Of her choice
To earn a home, before marriage
Idleness was not good for the human
race he held, and that both man and
woman should work, and help build
the home, He gave the divorce evi
a dig, az he did the modern idea OF
TEDDY Bears" taking tho place Of
rag dolls for the children, and the
place OF children with some grown
women. The sermon was one which
should have heen heard by ever,
citizen OF Amarillo. as his advice
was good.
e. w. Martlndall, traffic mana
ger OF the Santa 70, Liberal & En-
glewood railway. with headquarterl
at Ration. NM, was in the city yes
terday renewing old acquaitances
He was formerly freight and passon
ger agent OF the Pecos Valley al thi'
place, and is one Of the men mos
strongly identified with the upbuild
Ing OF the plains.
Texico's new daily paper thu
Trumpet, is before us. II Is a brigh
looking sheet, for town which 4
not yet incorporated. The Panhandle
wishes its new neighbor al kinds 0
encraac rrhere ia roorn far ali OF II