The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-23
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APERSONALS


who ,eside there
Carl Pace. who for the past few
weeks has been playing right field
for the Brownies, left this morning
| for Kingsville from which place Re
expects to return to his home in
! Chickasha, Okla. Mr.. Pace expects
to return here next season to play
his old position with the Brownies
j. F. Hathaway, one of the eptel =
prising cane planters of Harrington,
was transacting business in town to-
day.
W. Daviess Pittman, the founder
of the new town of La Feria, spent
the day in town. Mr. Pittman has
just returned from a visit of several
weeks to his family who are spend
ing the summer in Wisconsin. He
also spent a short time at his home
in St. Louis.
Judge D. B Chaplin and son. Tuck
Chaplin, and Ed J. ROos of San An
tonic, came in from the HidalgO
county seat Saturday night and went
back again yesterday morning
A H. Whitsett of the R. C. Whit
sett Coal and Mining Co., of Chicago,
heard the call and fastened down to
see what the valley looks like. He
went up to San BenitO this morning.
Franklin Remington, head of the
Foundation Company who came down
last week to inspect the work being
done by his company on the new
bridge. left for New York yesterday
morning He expects to return
about October /
E. R. KIeberg of Corpus Christi,
and Rudolph Kleberg, Jr-., and F.
L. Sleicker of CUerO, arrived in town
Saturday night and went down to
Point Isabel yesterday morning as
guests of Judge J. B. Wells
V L. Hague, who safeguards the
money of the Missionaries, Joined the
crowd of Saturday evening visitors
to the big town of the valley. He
returned to Mission yesterday morn
ing.
c. S Morton, A. V. Brokaw, J.
q. Fernandez and j. B. Scott have
been camping in one of the cottages
at TarpOn Beach for several days.
interesting reports of their feats as
tarpOn catchers are expected on their
return.
The Rio Grande road carried 'arge
crowds to and from the beach yester-
day. Among those noticed were
Judge FortO, NJ Alfonso, Jos. Webb
Jas. A. Browne. the Misses Irene and
Mamie Browne. Judge J. B. Wells.
with his guests, Ed and Rudolph Kle-
berg, V L. Sleicker, Hyder Browne,
NJ. Wicks, Jack Rowe, Col. Hopper, 5.
II Pipes and others.
Mrs Geo. Brulay chaperOned 4
party on an outing to BraZos Island
yesterday, comprising her daughter,
Miss Eugene Brulay, Miss Gene
Moore and Miss Nettie Rose Moore
of Waco, and Louis Brulay They
are expected to return this afternoon
Prof. R. A. Woodward of San Ben
the ito, was an appreciative member
of the throng that enjoyed the mill
tary band concert in MatamOrOs las,
night Prof. Woodward, who has
just returned from a visit to New
York. will have charge of the public
school at San Benito the coming ses-
sion
Mrs T. Clearwater and daught ar.
Miss Rita Clearwater, returned Sat
urday night from a pleasant months
visit to their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Forsyth, at League City, near
Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Landrum and
their guest, Mrs F. NJ. Prior of San
Antonio. came in last evening from
Ell Cipres ranch Mrs Landrum and
Mrs. Prior left on today's early train,
the former to Karnes City to spend
few days with relatives there. the
latter returning to rejOin her chill
dren at Port Lavaca, where they are
spending the summer Mr.. Lam
drum expects to leave in a few days
with their older daughters. being
Joined by Mrs. Landrum, and to-
gether they will go to- San Antonio
and Sherman TO place the children at
school Mr.. and Mrs. Landrum will
then Journey to Seattle to see the
big show, and from there will go to
New York for short stay. Their
tour win include many other points of
interest and will last until November
Mrs. B. F. Johnson. nee Mielke,
in. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs Keller. at Point Isabel, returned
Saturday and left Saturday for Chap
in, to join Mr. Johnson, who has open
ed d mercantile house there
The Misses Virginia Cooke and
Mamie Hanson went tC San BenitO
this morning to visit Mrs H. S. ia
cobs They will stay about ten days.
F. Grosshauser of Mercedes, was
in town Saturday night, going back
yesterday.
J. w Howell Jr., of Hidalgo, is
registered at the San Carlos.
j. Cooke went up to Havana this
morning to do some engineering
work
The usual Monday crowd went out
on the branch train this morning
Among those noticed at the station
were J. C. Marshall, La Gloria; S. A
McHenry, Mission; F. Hathaway,
Harrington; B. H Frazier, San Benito;
l. Prince w II NcGrath la