The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-30

OF Goodnight arc among the visiting
ministers TO the Baptist meeting
here.
Mrs. Pike Stroud who is spending
a while with her mother at Fort
Worth, is reported quite sick at that
place.
Miss Marguerite overhuls has re-
turned from an extended visit with
her uncle, George oyerhuls at the
ranch north OF the city,
S. d, Crittenden and wife will
leave In a few days for Cloudcroft
n. NJ for a well-earned rest and will
be away about a month.
PIERRE McDermig OF Fontanelle,
Iowa, left today for his home after
a short stay here looking into the
possibilities OF the Panhandle.
Mrs. Miller OF Newton, Kan, ana
Miss Lillian Moore OF Decatur, ILL.,.
are in town looking over possibilities
with a view TO locating here.
A. c, Merrill OF Ontario is In the
city today completing arrangements
for the opening OF the big new hotel
In his little city about the first.
c. H. Ball is having plans prepar-
ed by Architect c. Riser for a fine
S-room frame residence to be erected
block west OF the Polk street school
house.
], r. Mobley an Oklahoma business
man, arrived a few days ago and is
the guest OF Mrs. G.. w. German
His stay will yet be protracted a
while longer.
c. Riser Is so enthused over local
prospects that he is inducing many
OF his friends to leave Wabash, Ind,
and seek their fortunes a new in
the Panhandle.
j. c. Hunt OF Canyon City, candi-
date for representative, is in Anna
rllo investigating mis- chances for
election and trying to garner unto
himself more votes.
f. NJ. Richardson, car accountant
Of the Fort Worth & Denver railway
with headquarters at Fort Worth, is
in town, making a tour OF general
inspection over the road.
Mrs W. c. DeFrees OF Clovis, N.
NJ, Is here for a few days stay with
relatives and friends, after which
she will go East for visit to the
principal millinery markets.
Mrs. r. L. Keelen OF Jackson,
Tenn, and Miss Ella Crawford OF
Bolivar, Tenn, are the guests Of
their cousins, Mrs. P. L. Person and
Miss Nelson on Fillmore street.
j. o. Matthews, representing the
Rice-Stix Dry Goods company OF st.
Louis, is in town and reports bust
ness matters growing so good he in
tends making Amarillo his head
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Stanford OF
Waco, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Crittenden and incidentally enjoying
our climate. They are most volubTe
in their praise OF the business out
look OF this section OF the Panhandle.
Mrs. r. S. Johnson and sister,
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, OF Coleman, Tex
as, who have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. o. L. Bauer at coo Grant,
left yesterday, the former for YER
non, Texas, and the latter for Lees
Vile, La
Rupert Burger returned yesterday
from four days trip to Canadian.
He spent two days on a farm viewing
with amazement the extraordinary
development Of crops and then visit
ed in town for two days viewing
other things.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hall arrived
in the city yesterday from Gallup,
n. NJ, and will make this their home.
Mr.. Hall will be remembered as the
senior member of the firm OF Hall
G. Fredericks OF this city, which part
nership has been resumed for the
general practice OF law Both he and
his wife have a host Of friends in
Amarillo who will gladly welcome
them back among us.
w. T. Keeling representing the j.
w. Losse Progressive Tailoring COM
pany of Dallas, Is here visiting hes
trade and reports things are looking
mighty fine. He says that on the
train a few days ago a straw ballot
was taken on Texas gubernatorial
matters and the result OF same
showed about four to one in favor
of Campbell, there being thirty-four
votes cast for Campbell against nine
for his opponent.
Preachers to Play Ball.
Special to Daily Panhandle.
Spokane, Wash, July 24.-Spo-