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

E. S. Lucas of Mission spent the
night in the city.
S. J. Sweeney of Kingsville was in
the city over last night.
Mrs. H. Barry of Harlingen was a
visitor in Brownsville today.
JOS. Kring. mayor of Lyford, is
in the city attending district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hammond of
Harlingen were over night visitors
il. the city.
]. S. Rowe. the we'll known mer-
chant, left yesterday for short visit
to Dallas.
]. NJ. Vela of Hidalgo came in last
evening for days business and
pleasure visit.
F. V. Henderson of Harlingen was
in the city today.
Frank ]. Phillips of San Benito
came down last night on business
and plesure trip.
w. Dee Carpenter and wife of DON
ma were in the city last night. guests
at the Miller Hotel.
Thos. L. Jones and son, o. EN-
Jones of Harlingen, are among the
many visitors in town.
]. p Cottingham was in town today
from his country home, Ebony Lawn,
situated theree miles north of town.
DIR. A. w. Roth, one of the owners
of the famous San Juan sugar plan
tation, of Hidalgo county, is visi-
ttor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Smith. and
son of Terre Haute, Ind, were among
the arrivals on the homeseekers ex-
cursion last night.
Geo. L. Ashley of Evansville. Ind,
who has been spending short time
here, went to San Benito yesterday
afternoon on short visit.
Miss Opal Zimmerman of Lyford
spent several days with her friend,
Miss Elizabeth Pinkham, having re-
turned home Wednesday.
J. R. Balbridge has recently re-
turned from Cuero, where he has
been for some time past opening a
variety store in that city.
J. J. Young of the Santa Anita
ranch in Hidalgo county, accompanied
by his sons David and Angus Young,
arrived in the city last night. on a
business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Luntz of Belle
Plane, Kan, arrived in the city on
the 1890 train today, and will spend
some time in the valley looking over
the country with view of locating
here.
Chas. B. Rodgers. vice president
and general manager, and VIM. DOH
erty, general traffic agent of the St.
L.. B. &M. Ry., came down last night
in the private car st. Elmo on an in
spection trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Shireman ar
rived in the city from Maftinsville,
Ind, last night and will remain here
several weeks. Mr. Shireman is in
terested in the Indiana canal and
also owns land in this vicinity
Among the late arrivals who expect
to tepermanently inBrownsyillei is
DR.. P. Turner. who has removed here
from Houston, and win practice med
icine here. DR.. Turner expects his
family to join him here later.
Scot Browne, Geo. Stowe Gordon
Miles, Miss Purvis. Miss De Vale and
Miss Mcclure, composed a party of
San Benito young people who came
down in an auto yesterday afternoon
and spent the night in the city They
returned by train this morning.
A. H. Calls, formerly of Loveland,
Colo, who owns some land at Donna,
has been. spending some time here
recently, working on some building
contracts. He has just completed a
cottage in the Cottingham neighbor-
hood, and expectG to do some building
in town shortly.
Secretary R. N. Magill of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Commercial Club
left yesterday afternoon for Houston,
where he went to see if he could not
hurry the work on the clubs adver-
Using booklet, which has been in the
hands of the printers for several
weeks.