The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-12-29
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tonic last night with his young
daughter, Mary, to remain about
week.
W. B. Hinhey, cashier of the San
Benito Bank, was in town over night.
While here ostensibly on business, he
took the opportunity of mixing in a +
little pleasure by attending the Elks
dance.
R. B. Hamlet, a sugar planter OF T.
Iago, Wharton county, is in the Val
ley looking over the ground. with an
eye to locating here He visited MeT-
cedes today.
C. NJ. Armstrong left this afternoon
for short trip to Corpus Christi.
]. C. Wreford who has been con-
fined to his home for two weeks past
suffering from nervous prostration is
reported to be improving very slowly.
Maj. and Mrs. E. F. Somers have
gone to housekeeping in Mr.. Joe
Fromme's house on Elizabeth st.
Judge A. ". Cunningham left for
San Benito this morning to attend
to some business connected with the
CUNNINGHAM and Earnest office there
zen
visiting Mr.: and Mrs: w: II. Dryer
left for Chaplin this norhing to spend
a few days, expecting to return to
Brownsville, before leaving fer her
home III Ia Coma.
D. B. Chaplin returned to Chapin
this morning
L.. A Smart and daughter we're
passengers on the Branch this IuorR-
ing. Mr.. Smart stopped at Mercedes.
ma where she will visit friends for a /
few days.
F. E. Scobey was an overnight visi-
tor in town. returning to Mercedes !
this morning.
VIM. Volz. who has been visitor
in town since Sunday, returned to
Mission this morning, accompanied /
by H. B. Nixon of Minnesota.
H. c. Taudy who was one OF our
Christmas visitors, returned to Meal
len on the morning train.
Maj Somers, representing the
San Benito Land and Water Co, took
several prcspectOrs IN on the branch
train.
J. II. Baldridge of the VarietyStore
took a hurried business trip to Mis-
slon today
R. n. Magin was a passenger on the
Branch train Mission bound
Mrs. b. A Sherwood left yesterday
Tor Mercedes to spend a few day.
with friends.
H. f. Edison who went to Rio
Crande City last week by automobile
returned last evening and reports Cne
roads in very bad condition on &C
count of the recent bad weather
Mr. and Mrs. F A. Martin and
children and Mrs Martins father, F
l.. Hamilton, who spent the past two
days in town, returned this morning
to San Benitofi where they are stay
ing for the winter.
Will Tate returned home last
night from San Marcos. where he
has been attending the San Marcos
Baptist Academy
/. B. Mcfarland, president Of the
Harrington Commercial club, is in
town attending the hearing Of a
case in which ne is interested lie
visited the ste of the international
bridge today and was surprised and
gradfed to note the rapid progress
that is being made with that struc-
ture.
MI and Mrs. Juan c. Fernandez
have as their guests for the latter
half of the holidays the latter's sis
ter, MISS Nell Notary Oh Houston.
Miss AIcGary is an accomplished
pianist, having graduated recently
At "a prominent eastern conservatory.
ar = mrsical talent, in addition
to or charming personality, makes
he an unusually welcome addition
to our society circles.
Mrs, BruIay is expecting a visit
from her daughter, Mrs C. c. Da-
Coster of St. Paul Mimi, the early
part of next month.
". H. Menaker left this morning
or a visit to his home at Passaic,
New Jersey He expects to return
about the middle of January
l. Bollack. after a pleasant six