The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-09

Nevada, No, has come to spend the
vacation with her parents, Rev and
! Mrs. A. Noble James.
Mrs Floyd Layton and children re-
turned last evening from a short Wis
it at the Point.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. SteH and daugh-
ter, accompanied by Miss Taylor and
Mrs. Stell's father, Mr.. Bayers, re-
turned last evening after two days
stay at the Point.
Frank C. Pierce and family, who
have been visiting in Mexico, re-
turned to the city yesterday. having
been delayed by tn washouts on the /
Mexican side. Heavy rains are re-
ported over that section, and it is /
highly probable that the highest /
mark of the food is yet to be +
reached.
Mrs. T. Clearwater and daughter, |
Miss Clearwater, their guests, Mrs. |
IF. B. Garriga and two children, and |
Rev and Mrs. A. Noble James and |
their daughter, Miss James, spent two !
days very pleasantly at TarpOn Beach, /
having returned to town last evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Kleiber and lit
tie daughter, katherine, are spend |
ing a while at Point Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Sprague and
little daughter, Harriet. of La Coma |
ranch, Hidalgo county and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Dreyer of Victoria, who
We're recently visiting their mother,
Mrs. A V. Kennedy here, are enjoying
seaside pleasures at Point Isabel.
Game back to get cooled off, said
!, R. A Kaufman of La Gloria just re-
turned from a six weeks visit to his
home in st. Louis The day we left
, st. Louis was Fbout the worst I've
+ ever felt, intensely hot ana with no
l sign of a breeze. Pm mighty glad to
l get back in this gulf breeze once
= more With Mr.. Kaufman are two
e st. Louis friends, H. Thai and W. S.
: PIumridge, who will stay with him
f at La Gloria during the summer, at
least, and if they like the country,
= will locate here.
Miguel A. Garcia went down to
r lBrazos Island yesterday for few days
e with Mrs. Garcia and the children at
}, their summer home. His sister Miss
Garcia Of RE Grande City, Is also
there aow.
g G. Laroche. ST., the well known
e Point Isabel skipper, came up from
the coast last evening.
r Mr. and Mrs. w. F. bennett re
g turned Monday night after q "trip of
l. several weeks in the North, having
n visited New York, Niagara Falls,
n Washington City and other points OF
t, interest. They report a most interest
le ing and enjoyable trip, but say
S they were glad to Set back C
E. BrnWnsville to cool off after thei1
exnerieDc4 in the hot cities they have
visited. The" son Herbert, did not
e return p' with them @aving stopped 10
> visit friends in New York for short
e time
Geo. MeGonigle, visited San Benito
: today on business.
Mrs. c. q. lfGtchings of Vaiarden6,
s Mexico, is Visiting her sister. Mrs.
Grow, who is occupying the Parker
= bungalow down at Little Indiana.
I The well known La Glofta planter,
4 H. P. Mcneil, came down on vester-
days branch train and went out again
this morning. He reports all well at
: La Gloria.
, Dr. B. o. Works ran up to san Be-
) nito today to visit Col. Alba Hev=
/ wood s baby boy; Alba, Jr., whom he
has been attending for some time.
c. R. Kirby, the steam pillow man,
returned to Harlingen today to re
sumo operations there, his work hav-
ing been interrupted by last weeks
, storm. He has about 500 acres Of
blowing in sight with more TO come.
Professor W. J. Humphrey and
: wife, A. J Moore and wife and J. B.
Humphrey, all of Huntsville, Ala,
and respectively father, mother, |
brother-in=law, sister and brother of
Mrs. S. c. Tucker, arrived on the
noon train today to visit Mrs. Tuck |
Ter for the remainder of the summer.
They were met at Harrington by Mr.. |
land Mrs. Tucker and two children
who had gone out on the branch
train this morning. Professor HUM
phrey is principal of the city high
school at Huntsville.
The Misses Edith and Nora Calvert
of Kansas City came in on the mid
day train, 10 the great delight of
receiving party consisting of several
mere men and Mrs. C3arence A. Mil
Ter of MatamOros, whose guests they
will be for nindefnite period.
Mrs. A. R. LaRue and son of Nc
Allen arrived on the noon train today :
from visit to relatives in Chicago.
J. L. Bruce. the Well known St.
Louis land man, who is connected with
the La Feria Canal Co. accomDan Mod