The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-12-02
PER SONALS

Major J. B. Armstrong and C. ~
Armstrong left on this mornings
early train, the former for Kathar-
inc and the latter for San Antonio
Geo. McGonigle set out on a short
business trip to Dallas yesterday al
ternOon via the tri-weekly.
D. K Williams is giving the boys
at the South Texas Gardens a rest
for ten days, while making trouble
for the rice weevil that annoys mil
lers in the rice belt. He LETT for
Houston yesterday afternoon.
Thos L. Jones and Miss nary
Jones returned to Mercedes this
morning after short stay in the
metropolis
County Attorney Z. H. Goodrich
went UP TO San Benito this morn
ing to attend to a few cases that
were tried in the Justices court there
today Deputy Sheriff Jose Longo-
ria accompanied him.
Dr. Kent visited Mercedes today
on professional business.
Mrs. C. H. More and children
went to Olmito today to visit
Mrs More's parents. Judge and
Mrs Gay.
F. S. Miller, the Greedy, Colo,
engineer lately settled here, went to
San Juan this morning to put in
few days examining the gravity
canal project.
A H. Weller visited Harrington to-
day
Superintendent Jno. D. Finnegan,
of the local road, came in on the
branch train last night and went
north on No. this morning.
City Attorney r. J. Smith OF Mer-
cedes was in town overnight en- route
to San Antonio.
Arrivals were few last night
Among them were: s. W. Lindsay
and wife, D. c. Wright, Chicago; A.
W. Walker, Washington, Kans.; H
W AIetus, L. G. Stark, G. McEmery,
San Antonio; F. Brosted. Oklahoma
City. OKLA
General Alfred T. Meyer OF Fort
Sam Houston, commanding the De-
partment OF Texas, left for San An
tonic yesterday, accompanied by
his aide, Lieutenant Marlborough
churchill. Gen. Meyer came TO
Brownsville to pay his respects 10
the officers of the military court as
we'll as to investigate somewhat far
Their into the burning of the barracks
at Fort Brown and also to note the
condition of the river banks n the
reservation.
DR.. S. H. Bell went out on the
train this morning to spend a few
days visiting up-river towns. He
expects to stop at Mission, Meal
len and Donna.
Judge Jas. B. Wells and F. w
Grande City to transact some bust
ness and also do a little playing.
They took five guns with them,
which bodies i'll for the game in that
region, and expect to stay out for
several days
Prof. E. c. Green eft Tuesday
morning for trip of about ten
days through the Gulf Coast country,
inspecting conditions.
C. b. Eads and wife, E. S. Briggs.
Houston; j. w Allen, Dallas; J. F.
Norton, Tyler; F. Craven, Beeville;
G. w. Davidson, Caldwell; J. Bre-
arly, South Dakota; G. W Center.
San Antonio; J. A McGill, Paris,
are visiting in town.
Among the visitors from the
branch towns last night were: R.
w. Blain, Dr. Schoonmaker and R.
Chadwick. Mercedes.
Mrs. w. E. Hollingsworth of Har-
lingen was in town last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Landrum of
San Benito and their guest, Miss
Eutachia Bill of San Antonio, we're
in town last night.
Mrs Lon Ko@alssi lest Tuesday
morning for visit of about a month
to her daughter, Mrs j. 4. Bloom
berg in Mexico Citf She viii also
visit her son, Joe j. Kowalski. at
Pueblo before returning home.
J. Grant White and little son,
Russell. arrived from San Antonio
Tuesday night, 70 ra short visit in
town