The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-12
8 PERSONALS 1
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tial city he consulted the attorney
general regarding the $4,000 bond
Tissue for the construction of the new
school building at Mercedes, obtain
! ing the latter officials consent to the
j proposed plan. Judge Silver was one
of those fooled yesterday morning by
the clever trick starting the branch
train a mile from town without tell
ing any one about it.
w. B. Huxley. cashier of the San
Benito bank, came in last night,
transacted some business and de-
parted on the 1855 this morning.
Judge w A Mcneil of Santa Ma
ria, Judge P Haley and C Vann of
Harrington, c. E. Jones of San Juan
and w. w Vann of La Feria were
outward bound passengers this morn
ing, after a quiet Sunday in town
Adolf Ashheim was visitor to
San Benito today
Louis R. Cowen visited Mercedes
on business today.
A. T. Rose went to Harrington this
morning to spend a few days.
E. NJ. Lewis, the popular Santa
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day.
], c. Kelly came down from San
Juan Saturday night 10 Gasccatt Il. N.
Pharr Of New Iberia, La, who al
rived the same night returning to
San Juan with Mr.. Pharr today
Mrs. F. S. Robertson, of San Be
nito, and two children accompanied
by her sisters, Mrs. G. w. Vaughn,
OF Magnolia, Miss, and Miss R. J.
Conerly of Jennings, La, came down
on Saturday evening. They went to
Point Isabel this morning to spend
the day.
c. E. Walker, the genial Mission
hotel man, came through the flood
last night and is registered at the
San Carlos. He is here to meet Mrs.
j. Milz of Minneapolis who viii as
sist him in running the hotel.
Miss Nellie Conway who was a
guest Of Miss Closner at Point Isabel
last week came up Saturday evening
expecting to return to Mission yes
terday. But the water in sight made
her long for the sight of Isabel again,
so this morning she returned to the
Point with Miss CIosner. Whine in
town she was the guest of the Misses
KOwalski.
Rev Fathers Francis Bugnard,
Ramon Villa, Chas Zoppsschen and
Isidor Chateau and Brother Louis
Paradin, members of the Oblate or
der stationed at Brownsville, left
this morning to attend the annual re-
: treat of the order to be held at Lau-
,sa1 e,
They expect to return the latter part
of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Kowalski left
Saturday for Pueblo, Mexico, on an
extended visit to the latters mother,
Mrs. Sanchez.
Mrs. John Greeg has returned
from "a visit to her home, Sherman.
Texas. and the atmosphere of the as
sistant cashiers office at the Mer-
chants National bank is much more
cheerful in consequence.
]. P. Stephenson left Saturday for
Tennessee, where he will join Mrs.
Stephenson on a visit to their old
home. They viii spend part of the
summer also visiting some of the
northern lake resorts.
DR.. J. G. Fife has returned to his
home in Dallas, after spending sew
eral weeks here and at Harrington,
with his friend, J. P Stephenson.
DR.. a. W. Roth president Of the
Rio Grande Canal Company, and F.
w Kibbe one of the attorneys of the
company, left yesterday for St. Louis
where they go in connection with the
matter of disposing of the big bond
issue of the company. They will be
| joined eli route by DuVal West of San
Antonio, who is also an attorney for
the company.
Judge Jas. B. Wells and family
went to Point Isabel yesterday to
spend the summer at the Wells cot
tage there.
J. NJ. Bennett and wife, A. Tandy
and wife and DR.. Schondtgertz and
wife an all-Olmito party visited Tar
pom Beach yesterday.
Brownsville people at the beach
yesterday included Miss Doty with a
party of homeseekers, Mrs. Horace
SWEET, Emile Wise, Augustus Celaya
and family. C. w Hall and wife, w.
Putegnat, L. Brulay C. Holland and
DR.. Loew. With the latter was DR..
Kirkham of Cuer0.
Miss Lucy Tate and Miss Ethel
Neale are spending a week at the
Point as guests of Miss Amy Wise
H. P Griffin of San Benito made
his usual Sunday visit to town
Thos Doughty and wife of Car
rington, N. D. are making a second
visit to the Valley. On his first trip
last winter, Mr.. Doughty bought land
at Mission, which he now means to
have cleared preparatory to putting
it into cultivation. Mr. Doughty is
a wheat grower in North Dakota but
like many others is tired of the Sc
we're northern winters hence Mis-
| sion.
T d Love tbo v,oD,,Ior NroA11o,.