Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-06-05
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DIR. Hinkley and son from San
Benito spent yesterday in the city.
Jack Kaufman Of Ell Paso arrived
here Monday night.
w. G. Andrews has gone to Hous-
ton on a pleasure trip of a few days.
b. F. Hannah of Mission went to
San Antonio on a To-day business
trip yesterday.
w. G. Waldo, of Corpus Christi,
spent a few days in the city, re-
turning home yesterday.
Lawrence Bates went to San Ben.
ito on the morning train yester-
day on business.
III. X. Stafford Of this city was a
passenger for Mercedes on the morn
ain yesterday. lKJU1IkIE
John Homes, of San Antonio, who
has been visiting old friends in this
city for the last few days, left yes
terday for home.
Miss Alice Box returned to her
home in Olmito yesterday morning,
after visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
w. F. Jackson, of Omaha, Nebr.,
who is studying the farming
es of the Valley left on the morn
ing train for points up the valley.
w. E. Fuller, travelling auditor,
of the St. Louis. Brownsville and
Mexico railroad went to Olmito on
the morning train yesterday.
F. w. Barnett representing the
contractor for the First National
bank left for his home in Oswego,
N. Y. yesterday.
Claude Woesner and Tom Sims,
Jr., of San Antonio are here visiting
and inspecting the valley with the
idea of investing.
J.. j. Johns, who is down here from
Chicago sight seeing, left on the
morning train yesterday for a short
trip up the valley, after which he
intends to return home.
w. C. Harris of New Orleans, who
has been in the city for the past few
days, left for Sam Benito, Mercedes
and other towns TIP the branch on
the morning train yesterday.
j.. A. Meador, q travelling man
from San Antonio, WIZ las hecn
in Brownsville for the past few
days. started on his return trip
home yesterday morning.
Roy Phillips, who is doing some
plastering work on the Snite build
ing in San Benito, visited that place
yesterday to oversee the finishing UP
of the job.
p. r. Mcintosh. a travelling man
from San Antonio wi
nlns IN the Valley for the rast
- davs started on his return trip
home yesterday.
j.. T. Mudd, of Walter, Okla. who
has been in the Valley about three
weeks, was a passenger on the morn
inr train yesterday for Donna. Mr..
Mudd has been in Brownsville sever
al days looking over farming facili.
ties in this vicinity.
Miss Katherine Weller, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Yer
helle of the Windsor Hotel left on
the morning train yesterday for her
home in Harrington. Miss Weller has
been here since last Thursday.
Geo. Jeffords of this city went to
Ebenezer on the morning train yes
terday, to visit friends there. Mr..
Jcffcrds. who has freen working with
the L. s. Boundary Commission,
which finished its work a st,crt time
ago, intends to take a short vaca-
ton.
For Park and Plaza Fund.
For the benefit of the park and
plaza fund of the Civic League Mr..
LeRay of the Eagle Pharmacy has
very generously offered to dorate all
nj the receipts from his sodt foun-
tam and ice cream, sales nest Tues
day. The ladies of the csn:Ii:tee
will he gfcssrt I'D ASA ;r ss.-.
ing soda AID ice cream tt'r Iglin =
the day. Mr.. Eety will fuf. = rec
al. SGT drinks tnd ice ctrtn = =,
and the ladies' well furnish the tate
The ladies Ct TIE committee. No
will be in charge of the event, afe
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