The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-14
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PERSONAL MENTION
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OFronm Mondays DailyD

Yandal Wrather has returned
from IN extended trip to oakton
KY
f, ?, Powell left yesterday for
Fort Worth to look after some law
business,
Mrs, Jim Browder Of Memphis, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
William Harrol
Grover Hin is home from Austin
where he has been attending the
State University.
j, H. Hlner returned yesterday
after business trip to Claiming,
Dalhart and Stratford.
r. G, Fitzpatrick, trainmastcr for
the Denver, and wife and children
from Childress, visited friends in
Amarillo yesterday,
II, \. Johnson, advertising man
FOR the Southwest Trail the Rock
Island. Frisco magazine, was a Wis
itor at the Daily Panhandle office
today
Walter Allen and FAMILY Of Anna
rillo are in town this week visiting
friends. Mrs j. b, Nilsson left for
Amarillo Monday evening -Quanah
Tribune-Chef
Judge A. W Callahan and j. c.
Quincr OF the Tulia Standard, and
Attorney A. b, Martin, an Of Tulia,
are business visitors In Amarillo to-
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson, Of Marshall
town, Iowa, arrived yesterday to Wis
It their daughter Mrs c. c. Fred
crIcks who has been i'll, and to look
over tho country here,
Elder John D. White and family
OF Amarillo, were guests Saturday
and sunday Of Rev. and Mrs. C. A.
White. Mrs +. NJ, Putty, who spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
NJ. Byrd, left for her home at ANA,
rillo Monday, Claude News.
Miss Ray Law has been employed
in the Amarillo public schools and
began teaching there Monday. NJ. A..
Rosenblum, a new representative OF
the Daily Panhandle, was in town in
the interest OF that paper SATURDAY
Miss Johnnie Cartwright is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. A. Park.--Can-
yon City News.
General Mark w. Sheafe OF Tone
ka, is in town, as also Is z. NJ. Ty-
son, the latter by his friends. who
are legion, being known as the
'noblest Roman Of them all" These
two gentlemen have been looking
over their cattle interests In this
section of tho country, and while
they acknowledge II fine agrlcultur-
ally, they hate to see its transrorma-
ton from a cattle ground, as It orig.
inally was, and which they believe
II still should be.
w, A. Gamble Is back from tn
cumcari for a few days in Amarillo
Mrs, Polk OF Coleman, is here
visiting her daughter Mrs Fronl,
Salter.
j. e. Couch, representing the Hob
son Electric company at Dallas. Is
visiting Amarillo electric men today. |
Mrs. Clyde c. Cockrell left YES
terday for a visit with her mother
in Oak Cliff
w. f. McGregor leaves this even |
ing on trip to Creston Iowa, to be |
away several weeks.
Mrs. T, II. Kidd and children left !
this morning to spend the summer
with relatives and friends at Henri
eta.
Briggs Patterson left yesterday |
for Dallas where he will enlist in the |
United States navy for three years
training cruise.
J. T. Mitchell and T. B. Rogers of
Fairfield, Iowa, are visitors in ANA
rillo. Mr. Mitchell contemplates To-
eating IN this citv
Tom l.. Miller, John Golding,
Herman Kerr and Harvey Trolinger
leave this evening to attend the
state convention Of volunteer fire
men at Waco.
Oliver Jackson Of the Mercantile
Jewelry company Of Chicago. who
has been in this country since Jan.
1, is highly impressed with the
prospects.
viii A. Northen and wife, Ed Eng
man and wife. and several others will
cave this evening to attend the state
Of Eagles at Mineral
Wells, as delegates OF the Amarillo
Aerie.
Mrs A. W. Griffin Of Meridian,
Miss, sister-in-law, and Mrs. Willie
Griffin, Of Birmingham, Ala. niece
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