The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-05
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Rev. Father salas OF Matamoros
went TO the Point this morning tC
spend few days
a. Rollack aad F. Laborde went to
the Point this morning for a two
/ days visit.
Mrs John CIosner, with her
daughter, Miss Mamie Closner, left
today for their home at Chaplin, at
ter a short stay here, having come
down to attend the wedding OF Mrs.
Closner's sister, Miss Dougherty, and
DR.. Dougherty. Her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Dougherty, accompanied her
home On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Closner and children. with Mrs.
Dougherty, will leave on a six weeks
visit to Saltillo, Mexico.
County Clerk Joseph Webb left
this morning for Monterey, Mexico,
where he expects to spend a few
days on vacation trip.
Miss Austin burst of Junetioa
City, Texas, arrived last night to
spend a short time in the city, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Fannie
D. Putegnat.
Mrs. j. W. Hancock left yesterday
for Temple, Texas, where she goes
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joel Townsend
Mrs. J. Archer was a passenger to
the Point this morning.
NJ. G. Delling returned from the
Point last evening.
Mrs. Frank Alcedo returned last
evening from short visit to rela-
tives at the Point
City Attorney F. w. Kibbe re-
turned yesterday from a short bust
ness visit to San Juan.
General Traffic Manager Doherty
of the Brownsville road and Super
intendent Finnegan came in last
night on the car Paisano after
day spent in looking over the branch
line. They are spending the day
here
Miss Aniel Kendall went to San
Benito this morning to spend a few
days with some friends
R. s. Wood of New Orleans, who
will be in charge of the Ohio-Texas
Sugar Cos. sugar house for the next
season, left for home yesterday,
after a short stay at the plantation.
Mr.. Wood is also connected with the
central Nueva Luisa JovellOnos, be-
longing to the Cuban Sugar Refining
Co. at Cardenas, Cuba, where ne
will go when the campaign here is
finished next winter
Prof P A. Newman returned to
Mesquite station this morning, TAX
ing down the parts of his aeroplane
apparatus which he had brought to
town for repairs. He expects to get
the machine in shape for a trial
fight by tomorrow.
J. B. Scott, A. C. Brokaw, J. G.
Fernandez, and c. S. Morton went
to Tarpon Beach this morning to
try their luck At tarpon fishing. They
will remain until Monday
Fred Warren left yesterday for a
business visit to San Antonio He
expects to return tomorrow.
S. G.. Tucker and c. J. Moore visit
ed Harrington today
Frank H. Lindenberg, president OF
the Texas-Ohio Sugar Co, left on
the tri-weekly yesterday for his
home in Columbus. Ohio He viii
return here in about six weeks.
Mrs VIM Dougherty, who came
down to attend the Dougherty-
Dougherty wedding, returned to
her home near Mission today.
E. E. Gordon, cane planter
from Louisiana, is here to see what
this valley has to offer. He arrived
last night and went up to Harrington
this morning with Lon c. Hill to
look over the cane on the latter's
plantation
Assistant Superintendent Lori
mer of the Brownsville road took
Station Agent Porter away from his
task OF running the railroad today
and dragged him off to Point Isabel
and Tarpon Beach for breath of
sea air.
Mrs. F. S. Robertson and her sister,
Miss Rosalie Conerley, came in from
San Benito on yesterdays branch
train and went down to Tarpon Beach
this morning.