The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-24
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5 PERSONALS /
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until Monday.
DR.. Slack of Memphis, Tenn, and
]. A. Nesbitt, a prominent farmer
living near that city, two friends of
"A. T. Adams, the new owner of the
Llano Grande tract, came in last
night and went up the Hidalgo
branch this morning with ~ D.
Wardlaw, manager of the LlanO
Grande Co.
Capt H. ~ Witzue, L. S n, light
house inspector for this district, is
here on tour of inspection. He went
down to the Point yesterday to in
spect the glimmer at Padre Island.
Frank H. Lindenberg, president
of the Ohio-Texas Sugar Co., who has
been in the North for several months,
came in on last nights train. He ex-
poets to remain at the plantation for
about a month.
! Mrs. John C. Kelly, accompanied
by her young son and daughter, came
in last night from Sherman, where
they had been visiting Mrs. Kelly's
mother. They went up to San Juan
today with Mr.. Kelly.
DR.. Pierre Wilson and T. A. Schaff
of Harrington, who attended yester-
days meeting at the Garden, re-
turned home this morning.
A. F. Hester and daughter and NJ.
H. Holloway and wife of Run, came
down yesterday afternoon to attend
the Gardeners meeting.
R. l. Chandoin, manager of the
La Feria plantation, near Harrington,
brought a goodly crowd down last
night to take in today's session of
the Gardeners. In the party are Mrs.
Stuart Johnson, Miss E. Chandoin of
La Feria plantation. w S. Klein and
wife of Gonzales, who are visiting
there. and Mrs. r. P Martin of Har-
lingen. They are registered at the
San Carlos.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Tandy of Oh
mito are attending the Gardeners
meeting.
Harry Warren of Kingsville, son
of Fred Warren, the well known civil
engineer and the authority on mar
keting, arrived in town last night, to
spend while with his father.
VIM Rowe of San Benito, 0. NJ.
Banks of McAllen, C. NJ Campbell of
Mercedes, A. F. Reith of Haringen,
. Lindsey Walters of Ricardo, and J.
H. Arbenz, of Sarita were among the
late arrivals to attend the Gardeners
meeting.
John B. Viano, the well known
piano tuner, who arrived a few days
ago, went to Mercedes today for a
short visit
Miguel Garcia and family and Mrs.
F. Yturria made visit to their sum
mer home on Brazos Island yester-
day returning to town last evening.
Capt Reed of the Brazos life saw
ing station came up last evening"
John Bannon visited the seaside
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rushe Box
came up last evening from the Box
ranch near Laguna Vista, where thev
spent part of their honeymoon. They
are guests of Mrs. Box's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Burress, at West Browns
Vile
L " Montemayor of San Antonio
who has been the guest of Miguel
Garcia for the past month left for
home today. Mr. Montemayor is a
musician of considerable repute being
well known as an orchestra leader
and a performer upon the cello. He
is under contract with Henry R. Saw
age, the impresario. for this season
and will leave for New York about
the middle of August to be present at
the beginning of rehearsals for new
production Before that however, he
has an engagement to play for two
weeks with his orchestra at a Chau-
tauqua at Boulder, Colo
Mrs. H.-H. SWEET of Tan1pico. Mex
leo, left for home today, after spend
ing about two months very pleasant
ly visiting the family of her brother,
D. H. Cummins of this city.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hallmark and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs C. G. Hall
mark, left this week for Lampasas,
to spend sometime visiting relatives.
John J. Conway, of Mission re-
turned last night from a short bust
ness visit to Minneapolis, Mimi, and
other southern points He spent to-
day here and expects to go to Mis-
sion tomorrow.
Mrs. R. D. Creager and children,
accompanied by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Terrell of Dallas, have gone to
the Point for short stay.
Alderman S. L. Dworman, who was
in town a day or two, returned yes
terday to the seaside, where he has
been spending some time recently.
Alderman Dworman, who has two
of the largest farnOn taken This sea-