The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-12
PERSONALS.
J. Biggio spent today in NcAllen


cedes on business.
s. K. Hallam spent today in Dom
ma with party of prospectors.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Fulmerd of
Minneapolis. Mimi, are in the city.
DR. a. W. Hilger made a profess
sional visit TO San Benito yesterday.
Rangers Buster Jones and Billy
MeCauley arrived today on the noon
train.
E. Leroy Gait, a prominent real
estate man of Sterling. ILL.,, was see
ing the valley the past week.
]. w. Davis, the well known civil
engineer has been laid up a few days
with an attack of grippe, but is now
improving.
County Attorney E. H. Goodrich
left yesterday afternoon for Lyferd
on official business, returning last
night on the eleven O'Clock train.
Thos. L. Jones of Harlingen. after
stay of couple of days in the city
left this morning for Mercedes where
has large acreage in cabbages.
Miss Woodall of Rosebud. Texas,
arrived here yesterday. Miss Woodall
is a stenographer by profession and
may locate permanently in Browns
vile
Judge Jas. B. Wells left yesterday
afternoon for Corpus Christi on pro-
fessional business. From there he
expects to go to points in North
Texas.
Inspector Van " Curtis of the inn
migration. service arrived in the city
last night from Ell Paso, Texas, and
will be attached to the local immi
grafton station here.
Jas. B. McAllen left this morning
for MeAllen, from whence he viii go
TO his ranch in Hidalgo county to
spend week with his family who are
residing there at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Martin. Mrs
Ida NJ. Alley and J. c. Alley of hide
pendence, No., are among the many
visitors thronging Brownsville today,
being registered at the Miller.
Remi Van de Ponseele, one of the
enterprising truck growers of the Sc
bastiah community is in town. Mr..
Van de Panseele reports everything
looking fine in his neighborhood-
Judge A. w Cunningham has as
his gu sts, J. c. Schwiertzer, prom
inent fFuit grower of Springfield, Mo-,
and A ]. Ernest of Graham, Texas, |
who are spending a few days here
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hood have as
guests at their home on upper Wash
ington street, Mrs. Hoods mother |
and sister, Mrs. Militia Gordon White
and Miss Mary Lou White, of Nash |
vile. Tenn. Mrs. White and Miss
White will spend several. weeks with |
Mr. and Mrs. Hood.
DR.. Wendelke of Cloverport, Ky.
who is visiting his uncle. Mr.. Wen |
delke, at Olmito, was in town yester-
day with his uncle, seeing Browns
Vile DR.. Wendelke is accompanied |
by his wife and children, having sold
out at Cloverport, with the intention
OF locating here.
Among the many prominent visi-
tors in the city are DR.. L. Taylor and |
Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Dunn and family |
of Farewell, Texas, who will spend /
the remainder of the winter here. |
They will also look over the valley |
with a view of investing here. While |
here they are staying at the Miller
Hotel
Jerome Harris. who presides over
the government weather service at
Miami, Roberts county Texas, was a
visitor in Brownsville the early part /
of this week. Mr.. Harris bought a
fine tract of land at Mission while in
the valley. He is delighted with our
soil and climate, and will probably
return to make his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Macy of Louis
vile, Ind. are visiting their daughter,
Miss Florence o. Macy, at the Friends
Institute in Matamoros. Mr.. Macy
is an importer of thoroughbred stock
and has fine stock farm near Louis
Vile MIR. and Mrs Macy. accompan-
led by Miss Macy, and also by Mrs
w. c. C. Foster of this city, visited
San Benito today.
]. B. York, prominent business
man and capitalist of Memphis,
Tenn. is spending few days in the
city the guest of A. c. Brokaw- Mr..
York was formerly an associate of
Mr.. Brol1aw's in the lumber business
several years ago IN Wichita, Kan,
Mr.. York states that he is more than
pleased with the wonderful progress
that he has seen since arriving here
and thinks that Brownsville is to be-
come the leading commercial city OF
Texas.
f. d. Ball of Medford, Mo, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. R.
NJ Boss at the South Texas Gardens,
for the past few days, returned home
Yesterday While here Mr., Ball made
a tour O fthe entire valley with a
view of investing and after thorough