The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-25
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- " HGllt VI Lid GlOIldy NlCG
president of the La Gloria Canal
Company and a prominent truck
grower of that section, was bus
mess visitor in the city today
e. K. Goodrich left this morning
on the early train for Raymondville.
where he will meet Mrs Goodrich
an children who are returning otter
Bloomington, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodrich and children will return
to the city tonight.
J. ". Auste, who is to be in
charge of the culinary department
of the New Miller Hotel, arrived last
night. Auste comes from the Cav
thon Hotel, Mobile
F. n. Hough, Mrs, Hough and
child OF this city, and Mrs. H. S.
Killgore of EldOn, Mo, who has been
visiting the Houghs for some time,
went TO the Point today.
O. E Walker of Mission came
down on the branch train yester-
day afternoon and left for Corpus
Christi this morning on a short va
cation. Mr. Walker has been an
innkeeper at Mission under protest
al summer. cOnsenting to run the
motel until someone else was secured
to take charge of it, and he glauIy
relinquished his job TO c. S. Beard
formerly OF the San Carlos Hotel,
who took charge OF the Mission HO-
tel early this week. Mr.. Walker is
now in the office of Conway and
Holt
Mrs. R. NJ. Boss returned last
night from a visit of a month to
relatives in Kansas Ulty and Holden,
Mo. She also touched at Waco,
Houston and Galveston, en- route
NJ, D. Wardlaw came in from
Llano Grande last night and is
guest at the San Carlos. He is here
to meet Mr. Adams, the owner OF
the Llano Grande tract, whose ar
rival is looked for any time within
the next few days.
Dr. T B. Laurance OF Eldorado,
kans., who was in the valley last
winter and bought some land at
Harrington is back again. He is as
enthusiastic as ever about the val
ley and says that a gerat number of
hansans are making preparations
now to come down here this winter.
l. B. Mcfarland, prominent
business man of Harrington, came to
attend the Elks' dance last night, re-
turning home this morning on the
branch train.
Judge P. D. Haley, after spending
several days in town returned to his
home at Harlingen this morning,
Jason Il. Bull OF this city and c.
H. Boles OF san Antonio went TO
Chaplin this morning, where they win
assist in the installation of the l.
O. o. F. lodge al that place to-
night
c. w Brooks. ". W. Brooks and
wife, Mrs. c. Campbell and Miss Ruth
B. Campbell, well known residents of
McAllen, came in last night for a
few days in town before starting on
trip to Colorado,
F. /. Gaffarelli returned yesterday
from tip up the river as far as
Rio Grande City He reports a very
satisfactory business. a little better,
if any thing, than a year ago
Mr. and Mrs P. J. Vivier and chill
dren and Mrs -. E Vivier were ar
rivals on the delayed train from
the Point last night, arriving at
about eleven o'clock. They have
returned from their summer stay at
the seaside.
Mrs. James B. rs and son.
Master Robert, returned last night
from Isabel, joining Judge Wells.
who returned Thursday night from
4 short visit to interior points.
}. c Kelly and E. J. Gregory OF
San Juan are in town today
H. NJ L. Hurrellbrink of Kings
vile arrived last night. according
TO schedule
Roadmaster E. S. Heyser Of the
Brownsville road came down from
the branch yesterday afternoon and
went out on the main lire this I
General Superintendent /
inc. D. Finnegan did just the oppo-
site
W. S. Steele and wife of San Be !
nito, Harry May of McAuen, Z. Z. -,
Lewis of Fordyce, Roy p. Conway
of Mission and c. E. Wells of Kings
Vile were arrivals by the branch and
main line trains last night. :
c. g. McCollum, assistant secre- !
tary OF the Rio Grande Irrigation
&C., came in last night from San
Juan, his first visit since ante-flood /
days. Hereafter, Bee expects to /
spend most of his time in town. as /
ne will be in charge of the office
to be opened here by John c. Kelly. I
WILL ATTEND