The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-28
LOCAL ITEMS


Dir. Kent. eye. ear. nose and
throat Office Combe building.
70. Best Varieties OF toma-
TO and cabbage plants at S1.00 per
ii, write CHAS. VOLZ, Mission, Tex.
9-22-6t
Rev. Abe Mulkey Coming Rev.
A Noble James. pastor of the Meth
odist church. reports that meeting
was held by the official board of
his church last night TO arrange for
meeting to be held here by Rev.
Abe Mulkey, the noted evangelist,
beginning Nov f9 Mr. James also
reports that the Sunday school and
congregation at his church last Sun
day were the largest since the first
Sunday that the church was opened
Miss Barbour's School for begin
ners will reopen, Cor Ninth and
Levee, on October 4. 9-22-lOt
Alfalfa Seed. Send for samples
and prices. Catalog of field and gar
den seeds. Roswell Seed Co Roswell
N. NJ 1t.
Another BOy-Thomas B. Russell
is a proud grandfather again, ana
his son-in-law. Postmaster r. b.
RentfrO, an equally proud father.
It's a boy, born Sunday morning,
and weighed ten pounds before he
ever put on his first clothes.
Electric Theatre Tonight Cigar
cite Making" Complete Industrial
picture from field and factory to
consumer My Friend, the Indian,
and other comic and interesting pie
lures.
In keeping with his policy since
purchasing the Texas Confectionery
H. Magill, the popular and genial
proprietor of that popular resort, is
continually adding not only TO his
already complete stock but new fix
t1res as we'll Among his latest ac-
QUESTIONS are two magazine racks in
which all of the magazines are so
arranged that customer can find his
favorite with little or no trouble
He also installed a cash register TO-
day.
Stock From MexicO-A shipment
of live stock consisting of 80 mules
and five head of horses belonging TO
A. P. Barreda were brought across
from MatamOros today, to be ship
ped in bond to Cuba via Galveston.
Hotel Addition Accepted Yester-
day, at a meeting of the owners Of
the Miller Hotel, E. S. Crosby rep
resenting Crosby & Fleming, the
contractors, who have been doing
the work on the addition and Hoyt
Phelps, the architect, the new part
OF the hotel was turned over to the
owners by the architect, being ac-
cepted by them Though October
had been set for the opening of
the addition considerable work re-
mains to be done before it will be
ready for use and it is not known
now just when the opening ball will
be held.
Fell From Tree-Yesterday after
noon while climbing tree Fred
Hanson, the 12-year old son of Mar
tin Hanson had the misfortune to
fall to the ground, badly cutting
his face and one knee. Several
stitches were taken in cut on his
chin.
Disorder at the Ferry usual
numbe rOf intoxicated men were in
evidence at the ferry yesterday after
noon and in one or two cases were
very boisterous and obnoxious to
passers by. In one instance, one OF
the leading merchants OF the city
received a telephone message from
the ferry to send an officer down
there as three drunken men were
behaving in a very disorderly man
ner near the ferry. Seeing a cop
per on the corner, the merchant told |
him of the message he ha(/received !
and the policeman started towards |
the scene of the trouble but upon
getting to the corner of Levee and !
Twelfth streets he evidently decid- !
ed that he had gone far enough, as
up to three o'clock this afternoon
he had not reached the scene