The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-19
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, PERSONALS 1

E. NJ. SOrenson of Lyford was a
business visitor in the city today.
Edwin Harrison of San Benito was
business visitor in the city today.
E. W. Anglin of Harlingen spent
today in the city transacting bust
ness.
FL. Lewis of RaymondviHe spent
the day attending to business in
town.
W. B. Hnkley. cashier of the Bank
of San Benito, was a visitor in town
today.
Chas. W. Armstrong Of katherine
was among the prominent visitors in
town today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Rodgers of
Kingsville are spending few days
at the Point
Perry Clark, prominent contrac-
tor of Harlingen, was here today on
business matters
c. W. McCiintock. w. E. Stuart
and Harry May of AIcAllen were bus
finess visitors in town today
Judge and Mrs. A. i. Hudson re-
turned last night to the city after
several days outing at the Point.
Captain W \. Fitch and + w.
Lawrence of Mercedes were among
the visitors in the city today.
w G. Whitman returned last night
from San Antonio, where he has been
attending the State pharmaceutical
convention.
w. W. Lastinger, president of the
Brownsville Bank and Trust Com
pany, returned last night from Waco,
his former home, where he has been
spending the I/st week.
Mrs. G. o. Turner and two sons.
George and Clifford, arrived in the
city last night from Middlesborough
Ky, to join her husband, G. o. TUr-
ner, who has leased the Windsor
hotel
A. NJ. White, the expert citrus
fruit grower, who is staying at the
South Texas Gardens, expects to
leave Monday for Beeville and other
points, on business in connection
with the citrus fruit industry.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Landrum of the
San Benito ranch were among
Brownsville's many visitors today
They were accompanied by their
guest w R Landrum, who is visit
ing them at the ranch.
Prof. E. C. Green, of the South
Texas Gardens, has gone On visit to
the section around Corpus Christi,
Beeville and other parts of South
Texas, for the purpose OF inspecting
certain horticultural interests.
Mrs. w. F. Sprague and little
daughter, Harriet, OF La Cana ranch,
Hidalgo county, are visiting at Point
Isabel Mrs. Sprague came down
several days ago, having spent a day
or so here with her mother, Mrs A.
v Kennedy.
G. w. Smith and daughter, Miss
Mabelle Smith, left today for their
former home, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr..
Smith goes to attend the commence
ment exercises at the school which she
formerly attended. Both will return
to Brownsville later.
J. w Robinson, a prominent horse
raiser of Ell Dorado, Kan, arrived in
the city last night and is registered
at the San Carlos hotel Mr. Robin
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erty which is located near Harrington.
Mr.. Robinson is one of tn most noted
breeders of fine horses in Kansas.
Misses Mary and Margaret Blalack
of San Antonio, who have been
spending several weeks here as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Tucker, left
yesterday for Harrington. where they
will visit the Misses Hill for few
days before returning home. Miss
Paul Hill and John Hill. who were
her from Harrington, returned home
with the Misses Blalack.
W. Daviess Pittman, one of the
promoters of the La Feria tOwnsite
in tn western part of town. has re-
turned to La Feria from St. Louis.
where he has been for the past
lGcGt> Mr. Pittman came down to
Harrington Friday. leaving there the
same day for La Feria. Mr.. Pittman
expects to be in Brownsville within
the next few days.
T. S. Mayfield of Savage, Texas. !
was in town today having just re-
turned from visit to Gonzales, Tex /
as, his former home. Mr. Mayfields I
mission at his old home was a sad I
one, having been called there on ac- /
count of the death of his father, who /
was well known farmer living near
Gonzales. He returned today to |
Savage, where he has been in charge 4
If the San Juan sugar plantation for
several years.
c.. B. Kaufman of st. Louis. who
has been spending a few days on his
place at La Feria, came down on yes
erday's Hidalgo branch train t.