Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-08
CITY NEWS

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lie church will give a lawn party Friday
evening from 6 to 10. at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly. 70S Washington
street. There will be a charge Of 10
cents admission. Ice cream and cake will
be sold at Is cents and homemade can
dies also will be on sale. This will be
the first of a series of such events to be
held for the purpose of raising money
for the bazaar to be held in December for
the benefit of the Sacred Heart church.
H%prchant's LHnch.-11:30 to 1:30 Reg
ular MAGISTRATES by week or month
Best cusane. Merchants Cafe. 512 Twei-
fth Street. ADV.
san Carlos issues meal titkets.-Adv.
Dr.. Burrcss ReturHS.-Rev. L. X. Bur
ress returned last night from a visit of
seveal weeks to his daughter. Mrs. John
r. Box. at Knickerbocker. Texas. Mrs.
BurrcSs, who accompanied him to knlck-
erbockcr. will remain some time longer
with Mrs. Box. DR.. Burress reports that
his daughters health improves slowly.
though she has had an attack Ok pleurisy
since he left her. Mrs. Box expresses the
warmest gratitude to her many Browns
Vile friends for their kind expressions Of
sympathy. DR.. BurreSS was waterbOund
five days at San Antonio on the return
trip. but otherwise reports a very pleas
ant trip.
Fat at the san carlos. Meal tickets sold
Adv. 'H ]
A GOOD Cup-Chccrs-M. c. Coffee is
the coffee that does it. Try one Mtr-
chants Cafe J12 Twelfth street.-AdE.
Soldiers SOcidl.-The first social gath
ering of the soldiers of Troops ID and NJ
for the season was held last night ut the
Parish House. Rev. Mr.. McDougall. the
soldier boys ~"chaplain,' was with them,
as usual, cXcrting himself in every way
to make the boys have Il pleasant time.
Some of the soldiers furnished music on
the piano. and all joined in singing sew
eral songs. Smoking was permitted, the
entire evening was quite informal. 1t is
planned to turn over the use of the Par
iSht House one evening each week for the
soldiers social. and it is the hope Of Mr..
McDougall that all Of the soldiers may
feel entirely welcome to come and parti-
Icipate. ia. these informal gatherings.
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Shake, hands. across the tOhtcr. Our
lleXt great sale starts Friday October
10Th. Once more YOU are offered goods
'foE Less than manufacturers cost. We
have > toz. Pair Edwin Clapp Hand
Made shoes worth 500. Sale price %3.oS
| doz. sample hats worth up to $500:
choice 4h.. l gross pr. socks assorted.
fchoicc SC. > doz. Mems Shirts assorted
choice . c. A big saving 0 %nevcrything
clSe-NIMMO COMPANY, Eleventh 4
Washington streets. ADV.
Meal Tickets at san Carl0s.-Adv.
WOmdn's Erchdnge NOticc.-A meeting
of the directors of the Woman's Exchange
will be held Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock. at the Methodist Church. All Of
the retiring members and all newly elect
ed members of the board are urged to be
present.
Just Arrircd.-One carload Of barbpd
fence wire and nails. Special attention
given to out of town orders CROSS LIIM
Der CO., Phone s.. City. ADV.
Nothey's Club-A meeting of the Par.
ent Teachers Association. or Mothers
Club. will be held Thursday afternoon
tomorrow at 800 o'clock. at the public
All members are urgently re
luestcd to attend.
Long Trip, SHIRT Distoncc.-It took W.
WGrEin0 for valley Fdrmcr.-"Silo"
the well known San Benito man
s in Brownsville. and will become con
1cctcd with the advertising department Of
he Valley Farmer.
COM Ware Predicted for Week EnI.
new line coats and suits just in Latest
Fall fashion. The Hat Shop.-Adv.
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