The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-17
PER SONALS

Matamoros for several days recent
ly, returning home Monday.
Miss Anne E. Dysart, principal
of the Presbyterian School for girls
in Matamoros, has been i'll for the
past two weeks, and is still confined
to her room.
R. J. Smith returned last night
from a short trip to San Antonio
and went up to Mercedes this morn
lug.
H. f. Agar, S. B. Householder.
H. V. Watts of San Benito; ]. C.
Marshall of La Gloria; S NJ Har
grove of Fordyce; S H. ROmig of
Mission; T. c. McCord, E. E. Nc
Lellay of Kingsville were in town
last night
B. B. Hopkins OF Annapolis, Nd,
an electrician arrived las: night 10
take a position in the electrical de-
partment of the Ohio & Texas Sugar
mil.
b. L. Willett, Popior Grove, iii,
L. Swope, Delaware, O.: w. E. Ca
Bile, T. S. Anderson, J. H. Lamb, ].
NJ Miller of Pineville, KY; w. D.
Reynolds of Fort Worth; C. J. and
F. J. Deliwiler, Carnegie, Okla; C.
F. Lehman, w. H. White, San An
tonic. n ID NrOouIor;a IOuc+Ou. c
Sweeney. st. Louis; E. B. Evans,
Texas; D. R. Mcdonald, South At
lanta, Ga; B. w. Jackson, Corpus
Christi, were among last nights ar
rivals.
c. C. Washington and VIM. Ad-
kins, engineers from Greeley, Colo,
arrived last night Mr. Washington,
who is a branch of the tree that
bore veracious George is a part
ner of F. S. Miller, also from Gree
ly and an engineer, who was in
Brownsville several weeks ago for
the first time and returned last
week.
F. J. Hannum and family came in
from Donna last night and are stay
ing over in town today.
7. W. Van Wyck from fartherest
Brooklyn, y Y, is here TO investi-
gate the growing OF grapes in this
valley He expects to remain here
for some time and look the situa-
ton over thoroughly.
W H. BloOmer went TO San Be
nito this morning and will start
north from there tomorrow He viii
probably return sometime after the
beginning of the year
Otto Gottscho, representing the
Riley-Taylor Coffee Co. of New Or
leans, is in town calling on the trade
Mr.. Gottscho, who was in Browns
vile for the first time last summer
reports a great increase of business
on this visit.
Mrs. S. A Robertson was in town
over night She returned 10 San
Benito this morning.
W. f. McDavitt visited McAlIen
today.
DR.. Fred J. Combe accompanied
by his guest, DR.. L. H. Barry of Hot
Springs, Arkansas, is spending a few
days at the Point on a fishing and
hunting trip.
Frank c. Pierce returned Sunday
nigth from Monterey, Mexico to
which place he made flying business
trip on last Friday
Mrs. H. W. Miller of La Feria who
has been spending several days with
Mrs. c. A Miller at the Consulate
l. .,.a,amoros returned home this
morning
E. F. Madden, c. B. McCullom.
G. W bennett, and c. NJ Armstrong
rode to Chaplin and back yesterday in
the latter's automobile arriving in
town at an uncomfortable hour this
morning in a partially CONCEALED
state. The nOrther caught them IN
prepared as the start had been made
in shirt sleeves weather and there
was nothing aboard that could be
used for covering except the side
curtains. These were appropriated by
Mr.. Madden, the senior member of
the party, but lily protecting his
ample form from the chilly breezes,
while the others sat and shivered and
twas summertime
twas summertime
c. F. Lehman, the popular type
man, and also the able publisher of
the Halletsville Herald, is in Browns
vile on one of his periodical visits.
A NJ Snyder, OF Cleveland. O.,
treasurer OF the La Donna Land Syn
dictate, who has been at Donna for a
few days, came down on the branch
train yesterday and stopped over in
Brownsville TODAY on his Wav north