The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-14
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i T. A. Smith, a Harlingen hustler,
trips of the tri-weekly.
c.. B. McCulIom came in on the
noon train today from various points
along the Gulf Coast where he has
been counting and attending court
He reports fair weather all the way
from Corpus Christi to Seabrook.
Mrs. Geo. Copley nee Seaman, of
Sherman, Texas, who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks
was Joined today by Mr.. Copley. The
latter's brother VIM. Copley and wife,
also from Sherman, accompanied him.
They will remain in town until Sun
day, then go to Tarpon Beach for
ten days stay, with a little party
made up OF Miss Seaman, Miss Nell
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Vreeland and
w. H. Mason
". H. Turner of Donna and Beau
mont, who has been at the former
place for some time in connection
with the La Blanca irrigation and
plantation company, in which he is
interested, has gone to Beaumont for
a vacation visit
Dr. F. W. Kirkham left Monday on
his return TO Cuero, after spending
several days very pleasantly in
Brownsville as the guest of Mrs. A. S.
Wolff and family.
Judge and Mrs. E. C. Forto went
TO Corpus Christi Monday night
Mrs, T. ]. McCune has gone to
Houston On short business trip.
Eff. Rowson left Monday night for
Lake Charles and Jennings, La,
where he goes on important business.
Mr.. RowsOn says that he finds it so
much cooler at Brownsville than IN
Houston, that he thinks of bringing
his family back with him to spend the
summer at Brownsville.
NJ. D. Wardlaw, manager of the
Llano Grande tract, was registered
at the San Carlos over night.
j. L. Landrum and wife came in
from San Benito last night, returning
on this afternoons train. Mr.. Lam
drum who is the largest cotton plan
| ter in the valley having close to 900
acres in that staple, says that the re-
cent wind and rain storm played hav-
oc with his crop knocking off bios
lsoms and bolls and damaging the
tplants beyond hope of recovery. He
estimates his loss as fully so per cent
of the crop,
o. n. Boston left this afternoon for
Seattle to take charge of the novelty
concession at the exposition now be-
ing held in that city Mrs. Boston
accompanies him They expect to re-
i1ttgar!n to Brownsville in November.
A. ]. Blgglo made a flying trip to
San Benito this morning on business.
Geo. McGonigle was on the road
today to Mission and back.
VI. II. Beebe and wife of Sioux
Falls visited Mission today on a pros
Ipecting trip Mr.. Beede is greatly
/ pleased with what he has seen of the
valley so far, especially with Browns
willie, which he thinks is the best town
in Southwest Texas.
G. o. Turner. proprietor of the
Windsor hotel, made business trip
to San Benito today.
c. F. Murphey, one of the party of
prospectors brought down last week
by Geo. R. Sims and E. E. Cox left
yesterday for San Antonio, to rejoin
the party tomorrow in Houston Mr..
Morgan left few days ago to visit
towns along the main line, while
J Messrs. Sims and Cox and DR.. Daggs
took this afternoons train for Hous-
ton where all will meet to travel
north together One of the party, j,
H. P Klein will remain some days
longer in order to visit the upper part
of the valley and also to make an
other attempt at landing silver king
at the beach.