The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-31
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Mrs. C. B. san Roman returned to
Point Isabel yesterday.
Miss Yesseron returned last even
ing from brief outing at the seaside
Miss Isabel Pierce returned yester-
day afternoon from short visit to
the Point
Rev. Father Buognard visited the
Point yesterday, returning to town in
the evening.
Francisco Levine Canales of Mata-
moros, returned last evening from d
short stay at Isabel
R. S. Pershing of McAllen was in
town over night taking the branch
train back this morning.
Mrs. Webster came up last evening
from the Point to spend day with
Judge Webster in town.
L. NJ. Ellis, after spending several
months in San Antonio and other
points, returned to Brownsville last
night.
H. A. Appel one of Mercedes enter
prising merchants, ran down on bus
mess last night, going back this
morning.
Fred H. Berry returned last night
from Bentonville, Ark, where hehas
been spending several weeks with
his parents.
1. B. Mcfarland and H. N Morrow,
two of Harlingen's hustling business
men, were overnight visitors to
Brownsville.
Don Florencio saenz, the well
known Hidalgo County stock and
ranch owner, went to the Point yes
terday for a short visit.
Mrs. R. L. CHM and baby of Kings
vile, who are visiting relatives here
and at Isabel, returned to the latter
place yesterday, after day in town.
Lone. Hill, ST., and L. C. dill, Jr.,
went up to Harrington this morning.
The former will return this evening
to attend the meeting of the CONNER
cial Club.
Dr. Jos. K Combe has gone to try
his luck at angling on the coast of
Brazos Island. He was accompanied by
one of Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Combe's
little sons.
John j. Conway and son, Myron,
came in from Mission last night, and
are staying in town today Mr. Con-
way is here to attend the Commercial
CIuh meeting tonight
c. E. Barber of San Benito and
son, Edmund, left today for Lincoln,
Neb., where they will be Joined by
Mrs. Barber and proceed in a trip to
the last. They will return here early
in October.
Albert A. Browne and little daugh-
ter Julia came up last evening from
the Point, where Mr.. Browne and
family, with his sister, Mrs. San Ro-
man and Miss Marie Browne, are
spending the summer.
C. L. Bouquet and F. L. Clenden-
ing of the Wells-Fargo force on the
Brownsville road leave tomorrow on
jective point, but they will also visit
a number of other coast cities, taking
a peep at the Yukon-Alaska EXPOSE
ton, of course.
Jesse d. Burress left today for Sc
attic, Washington, to attend the big
exposition. From there he will go to
Chicago, thence going to visit rela-
tives and friends in his old home state
Oh Mississippi and returning home by
way of New Orleans. He will absent
about six weeks.
Frank and Chas. Yoakum of FIT.
Worth and L. N Booth of Mercedes
returned to the latter place this morn
ing,after pleasant day at Tarpon
Beach. The Yoakum brothers are
nephews of B. F. Yoakum The old
er one is connected with the T. &
B. V. R. r. in FIT Worth, but says
he would like to come down here,
Who wouldn't?
A quartet of kingsville rail road
ers who were in town last night, be-
sides Gen. Mgr. Rodgers, were B. M.
Siddal claim agent, E. C. Burgess,
bridge superintendent, E. L. Heyser,
roadmaster, and H. H. Rinker of the
clerical force at Kingsville Messrs.
Heyser and Siddal went up the
branch this morning. Mr.. Burgess
returned to Kingsville and Mr.. Rink
er remained in town.