The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-18
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Ed. Roos, the well known San An
tonic operator, came in last night and
went up to Chaplin this morning
C. w. Cliff and J. Wilson of Hast
ings, Oklahoma, are here on a pros
pecting "trip. They are registered
at the Windsor.
Mrs. VIM. Patrick and Mrs. Tom
Leary of Corpus Christi, came in last
night to take hasty look at Browns
vile and Matamoros.
H. Miyamoto, the Mission nursery
man, stopped in town over night on
his way North.
Will L. Dunno, the genial right of
way man of the San Antonio and
Rio Grande railroad, returned to
Brownsville last night, after an alb
sence of a couple of months, during
which he has been at San Antonio,
laid up with fever and also rheumat-
ism. He is feeling better now, thank
you, and has come back to wind up
some business that he was compelled
to leave in an unfinished state.
B. H. Hooks and wife, formerly
Miss Volz, stopped at the San Carlos
over night, on the way home from
a trip to Seattle and Spokane. They
will spend few days at Mission with
Mrs. Hooks parents, before returning
to their own home at Donna.
C. B. Preston of Houston, travelling
freight agent of tie T. G B. V. r. R.
is registered at the San Carlos.
Henry R. Switzer and the Misses
Carolyn H. and Mabel G. Switzer of
CT. Louis, who have been at San
Benito for several days, came to town
Y sterday evening on their way to
Tarpon Beach, where they will stop
few days.
NJ. B. KowaIski went this morning
to Donna to do some engineering
work for the Ladonna Land Syndi-
cate.
Lawyer F. w. Kibbe went to San
Juan this morning to attend the
weekly meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Rio Grande Irrigation
Company.
Short business trips were made
today by S. C. Tucker, to Harrington:
B. H. Stegman to Harrington, and w.
W. hdSliuSSI u odu y udu-
w. T. Adams, owner of the Llano
Grande tract, with NJ D. Wardlaw,
his manager, and J. F. TrimbIe came
down on the branch train yesterday
morning Mr. Adams and Mr. Ward
law left on the north-bound train
this morning, the former going to his
home at Corinth, Miss, and the lat
ter to Woodside, Oklahoma, where
his family are at present. Mr.. Ward
law expects to return in about two
weeks, bringing his family with him.
Mr. Trimble returned to Llano
Grande this morning.
JUDGE and Mrs. A. w. Cunningham
and Miss Kate, who have been at
tending the Epworth League encamp-
ment at Corpus Christi, retuIhed
home Monday night They were &C
companied by Miss Mary Henry of
Waco, who will spend a short while
in the city as the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Cunningham.
Mrs. ]. W. Scrivner has returned
from St Louis where she has been
purchasing her fall stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Landrum, &C
companied by their guest, Mrs. F. NJ.
Prior of San Antonio, were. in town
today from their ranch home, FL
Cipres, returning to the ranch this
afternoon. Mrs. Prior. who is spend
ing the summer with her children al
Port Lavaca, came down Monday to
spend short time with MIR. and Mrs.
T;andrum Her many old friends in
Brownsville, where she formerly re-
sided, were more than glad to see her,
even though for so short time.
Mrs. A. W. Garden, nee Wood
house, of San Antonio, came down
Monday with her little daughter to
the Woodhouse ranch near Raymond
vile, where she stopped to visit her
brother, Albert T. Woodhouse. She
expecs to visit her sitser. Mrs. John
l. Kleiber, in Brownsville before
returning to San Antonio
Mrs L. H. Barry and little daugh-
er of Hot Springs, Ark. who are
visiting Mrs. Barry's father, Capt.
terday returning to San Anonio on
R. Dalzell, visited Point Isabel yes
tearday returning on the afternoon
train
George Seaman was an arrival
from the coast by yesterday after
Moons train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cobolini came
from the Point last evening.
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