The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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on business,
Mr.. ogan l., Winters left for For
Worth last night where he has ac
copied a lucrative position.
Judge McHlnnon and vile OF Tas
cosa, are visiting in Amarillo,
II, +, Groom and Walter Knorpp
OF Groom, are in Amarillo today
j, p. Burch and John De ALLEY
were visitors yesterday from Here.
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. WInkler arc
back from a two months visit in
Dallas.
Srs, w. b. Reid has returned to
her old home, Fulton, KY, for the
holidays.
Miss Alice Collision has arrived
here from Chicago to join the Gran
di Stock company.
Mrs. Mike Hollander was called
to Clayton TO be with her brother
Mr., lsaacs who is sick.
Mr.. Jack Rawlings en- rotue home
at Miami stopped over yesterday
with his sister, Mrs. Laura Ralney.
Mr.. r, o. Trent is confined to his
bed this morning. It is the wish of
many friends he will soon be out
again.
PECANS for sale in 100 pound lots
or more, $12 per hundred pounds;
remit with your order to Everett
Grain Co., Bolton, Texas. 40 &c
Ben Osborn, bookkeeper at the
Amarillo hotel, is detained in Dallas
as a witness in the Brown-Johnson
killing case.
b. |. Pittman and family have
moved to Amarillo from Ennis and
are now at home at Sixteenth and
Lincoln streets.
Il. A. Wesson, of Hobart, Okla,
former Panhandle missionary for the
Baptist church, is here for a visit
with Amarillo friends.
Mr. ponahoe, formerly of the firm
of Donahoe & Wemple, and son, Har-
ry, are here from Cleburne to look
after business affairs in Amarillo
-2O4 acres, improved, bottom
land cheap, 81 mics OF Amarillo,
Texas. Running water Easy terms.
T. A. Sinclair, owner, Amarillo, Tex.
43-2p
E. o. Alfred, OF Endee, N. NJ, is
here visiting his brother, and other
relatives.
S. H. smiser and wife and two
daughters, Misses Ada and Mary,
left Monday night to spend the win
ter in Los Angeles, Cal.
1t will pay you to figure with
us on oats and wheat Early Grain
G. Brokerage Co., office over post
office. 81 II |
j. D. Carter OF Rousvlle, KY. |
passed through Amarillo en- route to
Happy Texas, to attend to business
matters. Mr.. Carter, however. ex-
poets to locate in Amarillo.
Don't be afraid to give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to your chill
iren. 1t is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough, and it is the best medicine
made for these diseases. 1t contains
no opium or other narcotic. For
sale by Golding Drug Co.
Mr. B. f. Boydston lately of
amarillo will have, charge Of the
abroad pumping station during the
light shift, after Dec. J.. and Mr..
Woodruff assumes the day duties.
Mr.. Boydston moved his family from
and will occupy the Har-
Ter house, as soon as vacated by Mr..
3ussel,--Panhandle City Herald.
-Messrs. b. C. B. Bynum and
had Elliott, Of Amarillo, were in
Thursday. They spent the
lay on Erico creek, east Of town
They report having had
most pleasant time and thoroughly
njoyed the rest from their duties
t the National Bank OF Commerce.
Claiming Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Works, Jr,
viii leave in the morning for Hugo,
)kla., where Mr. WORKS is to be the
unior member of the law firm Of
Willis & Works.
This is the season of decay and [
vitality; good health is Y
ard to retain, If you'd retain yours, {
Drtify your system with HOLSTERS {
,ocky Mountain Tea. the surest way.
5 cents, Tea or Tablets 40 I'M
G. r. Smith, manager OF the West c
IN Union office here, was called to {
'enyer last night Oh account OF the Ii
ritical illness OF his wife. W. H. {
'eper, former manager, is acting in