The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-19
- -
PERSONALS

night and left for home this morning,
declaring themselves very much
pleased with the attractions of this
beach resort.
H. P. Griffin and G. B. Falligant
of San Benito made their usual week
end pilgrimage to Brownsville and
heard the military band play in Mata-
moros last night
E. II. McGary visiter Mission sun
day morning and returned in time to
visit Matamoros in the evening.
E. ". Scott, manager of the Ham
mond-Morton farm of the Rio Bravo
canal, spent yesterday in town
f. NJ. Robarts connected, with the
legal department of the Brownsville
road, was in town yesterday. He left
this morning for Corpus Christi
T. S. Phillips and wife, recent set
tiers at Harrington, spent Sunday in
Brownsville.
Mrs. S. C. Moore of the Mooreland
SIN 'Ielqsngp puB 'u9suUIeH 'Isloq
Paine, returned home this morning,
after three days visit TO Tarpon
Beach.
Fred Tate, who has been enjoying
the solitude of old Hidalgo, for some
time, is back at his old post at the
ferry. He alri-el in town Saturday
afternoon after a pleasant seventy
mile jog from the deserted village to
which he babe farewell at O'Clock
Friday morning.
Miss Mamie Closaer came 10 from
the Point yesterday morning to re-
main several days in town. Miss
Conway, who has 3sen stopping with
iher, returned also and took the branch
train out to Mission.
Postmaster Reptfro visited Neal
len today on business.
Geo. NcGonigle and John Bannon
put in the day at San Benito
The morning branch train carried
out the usual Monday crowd of re-
turning up-riVer jewellers and work
ers, most of whom spent Sunday here.
Among them were A W. Amthor,
bound for Harlingen, c. w. Cook and
L. B. Burress for San Benito, E. NJ
Lewis. Santa Maria, L. H. Hallam.
Donna, J. n. Kilgore, Mercedes, and
Bert Glover, McAllen.
NJ. D. Wardlaw, manager of the
Llano Grande tract, spent the week
end at the San Carlos.
R. H. Kern, Jr., the Santa Maria
fig man, went down to the Point yes
terday for a few restful days to re-
store his equilibrium after five nights
of patrolling his land with gun in
hand to prevent possible cutting of
his levees. As no attempts were
made he feels that his sleepless nights
were justified.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wood and Levi,
--uIoW sIQl Q0Bed 9ql WOIJ du 9WBo
ing and transferred to the branch
train bound for Mercedes. TOmOr-
row they start for San Antonio to car
ry the message of TarpOn Beach
breezes to the citizens of the Alamo
city
r. J. Swearingen, county attorney
of Hidalgo, was in town over Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. S. K. HaIlam left on
the Saturday afternoon train for FL
Campo on receipt of word that Mrs.
Hallams mother was seriously i'll at
her home there.
NJ sT d cole vraD4 nm
to the San Benito plantation, Satur-
day afternoon to spend the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Landrum.
D. w. Harris, manager of the
South Texas Lumber Co at La Feria,
was in town Saturday night.
w P. Lowry has returned from a
visit to Keatchie, La, where he went |
recently with Mrs. Lowry, whom he
left to spend the summer there.
F. L. Hannum, superintendent of |
the Donna canal, accompanied by Mrs. |
Hannum, made a visit to Brownsville
over Sunday, returning to Donna to-
day
Mrs. Wheeler returned last night i
from a weeks visit TO Houston.
B. E. Hinkley made a business
visit to Raymondville yesterday, re-
turning home last night.
Walter A. MCNEIL of Santa Maria
returned home yesterday after
short visit to Houston, where he
went to place the contract for the
new pumping plant of the La Feria
canal company.