The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-05-03

II. b. lnglehart OF Rlo GTande Clty
is in the city.
DR. F. Grosshauser of Mercedes.
spent yesterday in town
]. NJ. kennedy of Mission spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city.
w. Ferguson of Victoria. Texas, is
among the many visitors here.
B. H. Frazier of Raymondville is
spending a few days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miles of San
Benito were Sunday visitors in the
city.
w. E. HoIlingsworth of Harrington
was business visitor in town Satur-
day
Leroy H. Romig of Mission visited
the city yesterday, returning home
today.
P. E. Taggart of Little Indiana
was among Saturdays visitors I'm
town.
Jno. L. George. Esq. of Corpus
Christi was Sunday visitor in
IOWuSFllIe-
R. H. Kern, a prominent truck far
mer of Santa Maria is spending a
few days in the city, staying at the
Miller Hotel
A. G. Hood of Harlingen, expert
tomato grower for Lon C. Hill, was
among the many who Sundayed in
Brownsville.
H. E. Moses of LyfOrd was in the
city today, traHsacting most i'm
portant business.
Will Putegnat has been spending a
short time at Tarpon Beach for the
benefit of his health
Louis Brulay went down yesterday
to spend few days enjoying sea
side pleasures at Tarpon Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Step1ensn and
niece, Miss Warren. were among the
visitors at Tarpon Beach yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. D. B. Chaplin came
down on the branch Saturday after
noon. leaving yesterday morning for
San Antonio.
j. w. Robinson of Ell Dorado, Kan. !
arrived in the city last night, leaving !
this morning for Harrington, where he |
is interested in land.
A P Hicks of San Benito gave
Brownsville friends the pleasure of
visit from him for several days. re-
turning to San Benito today.
r. J. Swearingen of Chaplin, coun-
ty attorney of Hidalgo county, came
down on the branch train Saturday
afternoon, returning home yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. L. Corder of New
Orleans arrived in the city last night
from Moterey, Mexico. and are reg
istered at the San Carlos Hotel. They
expect to spend several days in the
city before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs John ClosGer of Cha
pin arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon on the branch train and will
spend several days in the city visiting
Mrs. Closner's mother, Mrs. NJ.
Dougherty.
DR.. L. F. Johnson, U. S. veterinary
surgeon stationed at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, San Antonio, arrived in the city
last night DR.. Johnson is here for
the purpose of examining all stock in
Mexico to be crossed over to this
side.
C. z. Cooney of Northampton.
Mass. arrived Saturday night on a
prospecting trip. Mr. Cooney is an
experienced onion grower and has
been attracted to the Lower Rio
Grande Valley by the reports of the
do hot
here. He went to Mission today Il
Geo A. Mckay of New York. who
is an engineer connected with the
Foundation Company of New York,
arrived Saturday night Mr. Mckay :
will assist in the work of building the |
foundation for the international |
bridge across the Rio Grande at this
point and will be here for some time |
in connection with that project
John J. Conway and daughter,
Miss Nellie Conway. of Mission were
among the many visitors at Tarpon
Beach yesterday, both returning to !
town last evening. Mr.. Conway re- |
turned to Mission today. but Miss
Conway Will remain here several days
longer, being a guest at Mrs. A S.
Putegnat's on Washington street
n. T. LOckett of Beeville, brother
of John LOckett, the popular druggist
at Willman's Pharmacy, arrived in n
the city Saturday night to accept the
position of prescription clerk at Pute-
gnat's Pharmacy. o. Young, who has
been employed fin that capacity at
Putegn5tt las resigned and Will s.
leave in few days for his old home
near Kansas City, Mo.
Evan Rees, who has been at Mis-
sion for some months, experimenting
the clearing of some land owned by q
himself and his father. is spending
a few days in town. He will stay 8
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