The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-06
PER SONALS

Judge D. L. Gay returned to OIL
mito this morning via the branch
train
w B. Hinkley, cashier of the San
Benito bank, was among those called
to town yesterday for jury duty. He
mOtored down early with his friend
Mr.. Hunt of Pittsburg, succeeded in
getting excused and went back to
San Benito this afternoon.
Tom Brown of Kansas City, Mo.
The Packer Tourist" is visitor
in the city, being here in the inter
est of his paper, The Kansas City
Packer
Mrs. Pierre Wilson and F. A.
Schaff. who brought DR.. Wilson to
the Works Sanitarium THURSDAY
night, returned to Harrington this
morning.
c. B. McCOllom came in from San
Juan yesterday and left for Corpus
Christi this morning.
Thos. YarreH, Jr, of Bolton, who
has been here for the past week
with his family visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W S. Blackshear, left for home
this morning Mrs. Yarren and her
two children will remain some time
longer.
Homeseekers from the excursion
of this week began to show up last
night The following are registered
at the different hotels: W. r.
Bamsley, Missouri; A. E. Cross. La
kin, Kans.; S. c. Osborn and T. II
CorkilI, Oklahoma City; c. H. Wheel
er. Kingfisher, Okla; S. o. Wake
man and P Dickerson, Clinton,
Iowa; J. J. Sharp, Bay City, Mich.
Visitors from neighbOring towns
coming in last night were: K. S.
Pershing, w E. Stewart, { N.
Brooks of McAllen; J. C. Kelly, San
Juan; A c. Fitch, Mission; C A
Carlson and wife, Mercedes; NJ. An
drews and wife, NJ. Lemose, Miss T.
Archer, Corpus Christi: R. L. Cham
bers and family. A W. Elmore. g
H. Rutter, Harrington; Miss ida
Carpenter, RaymOndville; A J. Les
ter and wife, c. S. Clark. Donna;
J. NJ. Still, D. A. Carr, San Benito:
r. R. Redus. Sinton.
Rev. and Mrs. Noble James left
this morning for Columbus, Texas,
where Rev. James will take charge
of the Methodist church of that city,
he having been transferred there at
the last meeting of the West Texas
Conference Rev. Rowland, who for
the past two years has had charge
of the Methodist church at Column
bus, and who will succeed Mr. James
as pastor of the Methodist church
in this city, is expected to arrive
here Tuesday night, with his fami-
ly a&a5
Dr. F. W. Kirkham left yesterday
! morning Tor CuetO = IN professional
call He will be absent from the city
for several days.
Dr. Pedro Turner left this morning
for Houston to be gone for several
days
Dr. Pierre Wilson. who has been
at the Works Sanitarium since
Thursday evening, is reported to be
gaining in strength daily He will
probably be strong enough to return
to his home, Rambler's Rest, near
Harrington next week
Mayor F. j. Combe was out yester-
day for the first time since the
rheumatic" caught him last sunday.
He says he is all right now
c. NJ. Mccormick and wife of Ken
lucky and San Benito returned to the
valley last night after an absence of
several months.
C. c. Wright and wife and \. y
McLemore of Dallas; J. c. Grimes
of Cincinnati, w y. Pickens and
wife and J R. Allen of Indianapolis
J. W Vandoon and W. c. Kendall of
Chicago; w. c. Handley of Peoria,
Ill, p E. Northrup of San Antonio
and J E. COulty of Grand Rapids,
Mich, came in on number three
last night