The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS

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mittee. appointed TO arrange the pro-
gram for the Institute meetings, oc-
The committee is composed
II The following: Mrs. X. D. Frmil-
toI. Mrs. c G. Hallmark, Mrs. T. H.
Clearwater. and Miss Bertha John
son.
Miss May ID. Wilson of Cincinnati,
at Mrs. Scriveners' Millinery estab-
Iishment, Nov. 4th, 9TH and 9th with
a full line of wigs, transformations,
pompadours. puffs. curls, and hair
COmbings made into
switches, pompdours and puffs. All
work guaranteed. 10-29-4t
The report of Tax Collector Dana
so Lerma for the month of Septem-
Der, shows the amount of occupation
taxes collected during that month
for the county to have been $7S7.73
and occupation atxes collected during
the month for the state to be ST.
S5O.54
Attention Citizens, The time has
come for Brownsville to waken from
her slumbers. We need a Business
Mems Club right now. Let your per-
sonal, political and all other troubles
remain at home and come to the
Federal Court Rooms Wednesday.
November 3, at p. m, with full
determination to become a member
of an organization that will boost
Brownsville and defend her rights.
Merchants complaining of hard
times are especially requested to be
present. c. H. More.
Everything is in readiness now for
the beginning of the grinding cam
paign at the big mill o the Ohio-Tex-
as Sugar Co. contracts are being made
with planters or handling their crop
the company agreeing to pay on the
80 cent base, which at todays price
makes cane worth s. % per ton, de
livered at the mill. Planters having
cane to sell should make their ar
rangements for grinding it at once.
Excursion Rate of $3.50 to Hous-
ton.-A special train Will leave
Brownsville at G.15 p m. Nov. s,
reaching Houston at 735 a. m, Nov.
9 Tickets good to return Nov. u
on regular train NO-tsu-oh. carni-
val is the attraction. -
On Thanksgiving, Night, at the Gel
ford Theatre. there will be presented
the well known drama, Nevada by
local talent for the benefit of the
Brownsville Rifles. This play will be
under the direction of Miss Ida Nc
Davitt who had charge of the play
recently given for the benefit of the
Civic Improvement League. Rehear-
sells viii begin within the next few
days
Furniture. bicycle store. sewing
machines. etc, repaired. All work
guaranteed Morris Furniture Com
pany, opposite City market. Tele-
phone 1926 11-2-tfdw
Tonight at eight O'Clock a meeting
for the purpose of organizing a
Brownsville Business Mems Club will
be held in the Federal Court room
and every business man and citizen
who has the interest and the future
development and progress of Browns
vile at heart, should by all means
be there and assist in the organiza
ton OF this club which viii do much
in advancing the city in all Its ines.
Highest cash price paid for sec
ond hand furniture. bicycles. stoves
and all household goods Repairing
of ali kinds Morris Furniture Com
pany, opposite City Market. Tele-
phone 266 DIV 1l-2-tf
In addition to the list of deputy
game wardens appointed by Special
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Geo.
J. Head, which was published in a
recent isseu of The Herald, Mr.. Head
recent issue of The Herald, Mr.. Head
uty game wardens, G. P. Durham.
FL Sauz and NJ SaIdania for the low
er portion of the county. Although
Mr.. Head has been in receipt of sew
eral letters making applications for
appointments Of deputy game war
dens, no other appointments have as
yet been made
The Learners Club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Bell The pro-
gram was short but extremely inter
esting consisting of a single paper by
Mrs. Creager on The Poems of
Christine Rossetti" The next meet
ing Will be held on Saturday at the
home of Mrs. J G. Fernandez
FREE TRIP to Houston Carnival.
For particulars see G Helbig,
COmbe building.
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