The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-04-21
PERSONALS.

Miss Day of Mercedes is in the
city visiting friends.
D. c. Lorinier went up the
branch road this morning.
Andrew Hanson returned this
morning to his home in Mercedes.
Geo. McGonigle left this morn
ing on a business trip to Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Holt and
daughter left this morning for La
Lomita.
J. F. Rainier and family have re-
turned to town after a short stay
near Olmito.
Immigrant Inspector D. J. At
kinson returned last night from
Corpus Christi.
7. A. Bedford of McAllen and
H. Kring of Lyford are among the
visitors in town.
Col. Alba Haywood was in town
from San Benito yesterday, attend
ing to business matters.
City secretary Frank Champion
left this morning for short visit
to his ranch near Santa Maria.
L. II. Hallam of the Hallam
Colonization company went to San
Antonio today on a brief business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Perdoma and
little daughter returned last even
ing from three days outing at
Point Isabel.
P. S. Champion, county conlis-
sioner of Hidalgo county, arrived
in the city yesterday and returned
this morning.
Mesdames Blanche r. Loew and
Bernard L. Cain of this city left
Sunday for San Antonio to attend
the battle of flowers.
Mrs. Geo. Scanlan of Point Isa-
bel is visiting her sister and
brother in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Seaman. of this city.
Samuel Hughs and H. Huffman
returned to their homes in the La
Gloria settlement this morning
after a days visit in the city.
George Brooks and sister, Mrs.
Mccoy of indianapolis, who have
been spending some time in Browns
vile, went TO Mercedes this morn
] ing.
Miss bonita Demere spent the
past week visiting her aunt, Mrs.
L. E. Wreford, in this city. return
ing yesterday to her school duties
at Sam Fordyce. Miss Demere's
school will close for the session in
a few weeks.
| Misses Minnie and Gertrude
McClintock and Robert McClintock
daughters and son of John Nc
Clintock. the new lessee of the
Miller hotel, arrived Sunday night
from Houston. They are the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Noah Allen.
EntomoIogist d. K. Mcmillan
returned last evening from his trip
TO Santa Maria. He reports some
insect pests, but says they have
done very little damage to truck.
as the lady bugs are doing their
part industriously towards keeping
down the pests.
Captain Vann and II. H. Weller
returned last evening from a visit
of day or so to Harrington. Capt.
Vann wants it understood that he
did not go to Harrington on a hunt
ing trip, as reported, other mat
tiers having claimed his attention
while there, and the hunting
season being over. He left again
on this mornings train for interior
points.
H. G. Englehardt, business
man of Chicago, is in this city on
account of his health. Mr.. Ehgle-
hardt has been directed by his
physician to take a vacation of a
year, as his health has become af-
fected through too close attention
to his business. He intends to re-
main in Brownsville, until he has
fully recovered.
Editor R. E. Powers of the Daily
Herald of Wausau. Wis, accom-
panied by T. F. Delaney of the
same city, arrived in Brownsville
last night and will spend a few
days looking over this section. Mr..
Powers was here several months
apo. and was sufficiently interest