The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-25
Local. ITEMS

First Methodist Churcli-On
Tenth Street. opposite Federal
building Special music A vel
come to strangers. Sunday school
9:45; Epworth League o'clock;
sermons II O'Clock and o'clock. A.
Noble James. Pastor
! Dr. Kent, eye, ear. nose and
throat. Office Combe building.
S-26-tf
NewI. o. 0. +. lodge A lodge of
the independent Order OF ODD Eel
lows will be organized tonight al
Chaplin. J. c. Axsom, noble grand
and J. R Axsom, vice grand, Of
Brownsville lodge, 712, |. o. o. F.,
and Jeff Grover left this morning
on the branch train to assist2in or
ganiZing the lodge.
\ marriage license was issued to-
day, to Pablo Hinojosa and Refugio
G Martinez.
l'cr Best Varieties OF toma-
10 and cabbage plants at $500 per
N. write CHAS. VOLZ. Mission, Tex
9-22-6t
settlers for Mission Seven fami-
lies from Iowa came down on yes
terday's train bound for Mission at
which place they have purchased
land ardr9Xpect to make their fu-
ture home
EIks to Entertain-A treat iii
store for the amusement loving pub
lie Of Brownsville is q genuine old
fashioned negro minstrel, to be Civ
en- some time during next month by
the Elks,
Teddy In Jungleland'' last time
tonight at Dittman's Electric
Theatre.
Miss Barbour's school for begin
ners Will reopen, Cor Ninth and
Levee. on October 4 9-32-10t
Royal Arch ChaptcI-It is the ex-
pectatiOn OF the Masonic fraternity
in Brownsville that Royal Arch
Chapter viii be organized here with
in the near future. number OF
Masons here who are members OF
the Royal Arch nave been endeaV-
oring for some time 10 make ar
rangCments to that end and now re
Port that the necessary prelimina-
ries have about all been attended
to. 1t is expected that the orsaniza-
ton viii be effected within the next
two weeks
Football Grows Popular - The
meeting of high school boys that was
to have been held last night for the
purpose of organizing an athletic as
ISOLATION was postponed until this
evening. Meanwhile, the boys are
turning out in increasing numbers for
football practice and going at the
work in a way that shows they mean
business. If II is decided to put a
team in the field. it will be necessary
TO raise money to purchase uniforms
and balls and whatever else may be
needed. This matter will be dis
cussed at the meeting tonight
Rifles to DriII-Capt. Geo. Head
OF the Brownsville Rifles announces
that the first drill of the present
season will be held next Monday
evening, Sept. -. As there are only
three weeks left before the Corpus
trip, the company viii have to work
hard TO make as good q slowIng
before President Taft as il did at
Camp Mabry.
Presbyterian Church Services to-
morrow at Presbyterian church,
corner Elizabeth and Ninth Street,
one block west of postoffice; Sun
day school 10 a. m, preaching il
a m. and 100 p. IN. Subject OF
morning sermon, Gods Revelation
of Himself; evening sermon, The
Covenant Sealed All are cordially
invited. A hearty welcome for the
stranger.
River Up Again-The Rio Grande
which for the past few weeks has
been giving a most realistic imitation
Of Wall Street again started furry
in the water mark last night, PREFER
ed stock of Rio Grande River Water
rising about four points during last
night and up to three O'CLOCK this
afternoon with a prospect of the stock .
going still higher. The water market
at present is being watched most in
tently by the canal owners in the val
ley, all whom are bears
The elegant new home of Mr. and
Mrs l.. R. Morris on upper ST.
Charles Street is the scene of a hap
by family reunion just now, the ar
rival OF their two sons Richard C.
Morris, from La Porte, Texas. and
Roy X Morris, from Appleby, Tex
as, Thursday night. completing the
family circle. Mr.. Richard c. Nor
ris comes to make his home in
and will take the pO-
sitiOn of assistant manager of the
Frontier Lumber Company, of which
his father is at the head. The other
son is only here for short time
He sin charge of the saw mills OF
the Old River Tumbpr cOmn3Ov q