The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-19
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PERSONALS


w. F. Dawson, the Rio Grande
City attorney is registered at the
San Carlos.
Eltweed Pomeroy and son of
Donna are in town for the day.
". A. PuIlen and E. E. Altman of
Tom Greek. Ala. are looking over
the valley with an eye to the main
prospect. They are at the Wind
sor.
E. S. Order. who comes from
Waco to accept a position in the
Office of Conway & Holt, at 4.ission,
arrived on the tri-weekly yester-
day and went up the river this
morning. While in town, he was
entertained by his former townmate
W. NJ. Menaker.
Frank Rabb returned on the noon
train yesterday from Corpus Chris
ii, where he had been attending the
meeting of the Southern Truck
Growers Association.
A. W. Amthor went up to Harlin-
gen this morning inspect the pro-
gress of the work on the La Feria
canal
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kelley came
down from San Juan yesterday af-
ternoon, going up again this morn
ing.
A. B. Ayres and H. Phelps, the
architects who planned the new
Hidalgo county court house came in
from San Antonio last night on their
way to Chaplin to have look at the
new building.
H. N. Pharr and F. B. kinibro,
prominent Louisiana sugar men, ar
rived in Brownsville last night. Mr..
Pharr arrived just too late to at
tend the Wednesday meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Rio
Grande Canal Co., of which he is
a recently elected member, but
went with Mr.. Kinibro up the river
this morning to look over the
ground here. He expects to be in
the valley several days.
Among the visitors to the Lower
Rio Grande Valley, who are looking
over various propositions with view
to investing and locating here. is
Henry Wilson of CordeH. Okla. Mr..
Wilson is the guest of Burt Glover at
McAilen, and came down with Mr..
Glover yesterday, both spending the
day here.
Mr. andMrs. John R. Box of Isabel,
after short stay in the city return
ed home this morning.
Mrs. L. A Stowe and daughters.
Misses Rebecca and Ray Stowe, have
gone to spend some weeks at the
Point George W. Stowe accompan-
led his mother and sisters to the
Point but has returned to business
in town.
Mrs. D. vesseron and daughter,
Miss Emma, left this morning for
Santa Maria, where they expect to
spend several days visiting friends.
W. E. McDavitt and Fred Warren
returned last night from Corpus
Christi where they attended the meet
ing of the South Texas TrlckCrowers
Association there.
NJ. H. Holloway, the well known
Run planter, returned home this
morning, after short stay in town.
Col. and Mrs. Alba Haywood with
Alba, Jr.. came in on the tri-weekly
yesterday, Mrs. Haywood and baby
going back to San Benito on the $3.50
The colonel was supposed to be one
of the party but missed connections
and was forced to go by automobile.
]. NJ. vela of Hidalgo, was in town
over night. returning to ''the deserted
village" this morning
VIM. L. Easley and little daughter
came down form Mercedes yesterday
and went to Tarpon Beach this
morning for a short stay
Mrs. ]. c. DeBruin and little son
Jack. Jr.. returned Yesterday after-
noon from Point Isabel. where they
spent a couple of days
Henry Kring, deputy sheriff, may /
or, chief of police, etc. ETC., of Ly- +
ford, arrived in the city last night
from Muncie, Indiana, where he has
been spending month.
C. S. Morton returned last evening
from San Juan, where he attended
of the Rio Grande Irrigation
Company yesterday.