The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-24
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Dr. Norman came down from La
Feria yesterday evening and will stay
in town several days.
J R. Baldridge returned yesterday
from trip to Dallas.
Matt Egan of San Juan. left this
morning on a business trip to Hous-
ton, Dallas and Waco. He expects
to be gone about month.
Mrs. ]. S. Thornham and children
returned yesterday from La PARA
ranch where they have been spend
ing the past two months. visiting Mrs.
Thornham' uncle, Geo. J. Kennedy.
Miss Ethel Johnson and Miss Selta
! between trips of the tri-weekly yes
terday.
John T Lomax and H. K. Barber
came in from San Benito yesterday
morning and returned in the after
noon by the same route.
H. n Pharr and F. B. Kimbro left
for tneir home in Louisiana this
morning. after several days looking
over the property in which the former
is interested at San Juan.
L.B. Mcfarland of Harlingen, was
in town over night.
Mrs. w. A. Neale, accompanied by
| Master Arthur, is spending a while at
the seaside.
County Attorney R. ]. SweariDgen
| of HidaIgo county, formerly of Chap
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visitor in town, being registered at
the San Carlos.
Returning branch jewellers this
morning were w Daviess Pittman,
La Fria; Tom Lovett, Chaplin; r. E.
! Woodward of San BenitO and II. II.
Weller. Harrington
B B. Sinner of Kansas City, Frank
Pleyer of Salisbury, Okla, and j.
| WOmack, on a prospecting tour. are
registered at the San Carlos.
E. S. Kleberg came up from the
Point yesterday evening and left for
! Corpus this morning.
The Brownsville road was repre-
scented in town yesterday by Assis-
tant Superintendent c. J. Lorimer,
E. e. Mcclellan and T. c. McCord.
Prof. and Mrs. C. G. Hallmark re-
turned Sunday night from Austin,
where the Professor has been assist
ing in the grading of the examination
papers of the state summer normal
The Professor reports that Browns
vile is the first real cool place that
he has been in. well, since leaving
here.
Bob Beasley OF Beeville, after
spending several pleasant days in the
city, as the guest of John Lockett and
Sam Bell, returned home this morn
ing
Pitcher Little Buster Brown,
| Third Baseman "Billiken" Zacha and
Captain and Catcher Dandy Legs
Griffith, who were members of the
champion baseball team, known as
the Brownies this season, returned
to their hOF, this morning. Brown
goes to tia a. Texas, "Billiken" to
Reinhardt, Texas, and Griffith to
Austin. During their stay in the city
the boys made many friends, not
alone by their good ball playing, but
also by their gentlemanly qualities,
land all of the local fans hope to see
the boys back in our midst next
season
Miss Gertrude Cowen left Saturday
for San Antonio to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. l. L. Cowen, and her
aunt, Mrs. Fred w. Truwit, at SO
Fourth street.
r. E. BoladO. a prominent mer-
chant of MatamOros, lamps. left Sun
day for San Antonio to visit his wife
and children there, the children be-
ing at school in San Antonio.
Mrs. L A. Stone and daughters
returned last evening from short
stay at TarpOn Beach.
F.P. Caffarelli of Cafferelli Bros,
of San Antonio and his head book
keeper, Alfred Long, are in town for
a few days on business.
L. Harper and E. Garnaro of
Memphis, Tenn. came in on the
tri-weekly yesterday to take look. y
This is Mr. Harper's second time
around. he having been here last
April.
A. B. Mitchell and wife of In
i. dianapolis, who have been looking
over the valley. left for home this
morning.
r. HenIy of Donna and Jas. H
Ewing of Harlingen are in town
today.
w. S. Blackshear and Col Cole
man were at San Benito today.
VIM L. Easley and little daughter,
who have been in town since Friday,
! returned to Mercedes this morning.
Miss Paul Hill, who has been in
disposed for a few days, felt well
enough to return to Harrington this
morning. With her were her sisters,
annie Rooney and Eustacia Hill.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
S. A. Robertson and the San Be
nito Land and Water Company to
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