The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-13
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Geo. r. Sims, E. Z. Cox, c. F. Muir
phey, J. H. P. KLEIN, F. L. Dagg, all
hailing from the WINDY City, re-
turned from Tarpon Beach last night,
reporting lots of fun and sunburn,
but no tarpon. Messrs. Sims and Cox
went up to San BenitO this morning
while the rest of the party remained
over until tomorrow improving the
time today by looking over the cane
plantations below town Toe entire
party viii starr north tomorrow
W. E. McDavitt visited his Office
yesterday afternoon for the first time
since being taken SICK The tell-taIe
scales showed that his rest had cost
him l ) Il pounds and ST. the doc
! tor won't let him tackle beefsteak.
Mrs. Chas. 4arber, wife of the well
known San Benito planter, left yes
terday for Hot Springs, Ark, where
she viii be Joined in about month
by her husband From Hot Springs
they will go on trip to various parts
of the North, returning to San Benito
in October.
R. L. CHM until lately connected
with the ST. L. b. & NJ R. R. has
accepted position with the Browns
vile Bank and Trust Co., and is now
one of the TRUSTEES" within the cage.
Geo McGonigle visited San Benito
on business today.
Mrs. F. S. Robertson and children,
Mrs. G. w. Vaughn and Miss Coner-
ley, returned to San Benito on the
branch train this morning.
o. E. Walker, who ministers to the
material wants of many Missionaries
| took the branch train this morning
as far as it would take him, trusting
to the providence that watches over
good missionaries to find way CT
getting over the remainder of the
way.
R. Juringus went up to Donna this
morning to stay few days
H. A. Morrow, the Harrington grain
man was in town yesterday between
trains accompanied by his brother H.
E. Morrow of GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
F. L. Lewis. travelling auditor of
the st. L. B. & NJ. R.R., came in from
kingsville yesterday on the noon train
land left for Harlingen this morning
R. F. Woodward OF San Benito was
in town today on business.
H. H. Beede and wife of Sioux
Falls, in company with their former
felow-townsman,A "A. J. Devers now To-
Gated up the valley, arrived in town
Yesterday afternoon and went to Tar
pom Beach this morning for short
stay. Mr.. Beede is looking over the
valley with view to locating.
Gordon Miles and wife of San Be
nito are registered at the San Carlos.
F. L. Lawton and R. NJ. Meade, the
Government cotton experts who have
been at the South Texas Garden for
several days directing the expert
ments being made there in the cross
breeding of cotton, finished their
work yesterday and left on the after
noon train for San AntOnnio. They
expect to return in September to
note the effect of the hybridizing
work just completed.
At the Windsor, are registered a
party Of homeseekers in charge of ].
E. Fowler of Kansas City, made up of
the following: Mrs. K. P. Jones, Mar
iorie Jones. o. o. Coons, Kansas City,
Mo-; w. H. Linley, Parkville, Mo-;
and S. P. Shafts, Buffalo, Kan. The
entire party crossed the river this
morning on a seeing aMtamoros trip.
Judge H. S. Borden came up yes
terday morning from Tarpon Beach
and took the afternoon train for
Houston. With him was E. B. Spots,
a prominent attorney of Houston,
who has been putting a quiet two
weeks at the Beach,