Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-15
CITY NEWS

Prominent club Woman Hcrc.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred w. Truwit have us their
guo * Mrs. j. L.. Cunningham of San
Antonio, Texas. who arrived today t.
spend a short time with them Mrs. Gun
bingham is a former Brownsville girl
being a sister of Judge VIM. j. Russell
and having spent her childhood and
early wOmanhOod here. She is quite
prominent in Texas club circles, having
lust rounded out a term as recording
secretary of the Texas Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. in which capacity She made
a fine record for efficiency. She was in
attendance at the federation at Corpus
Christi this week. Mrs. Cunningham
has a number of relatives in Browns
Vile. being an aunt Of Mrs. p. j. Nivier
and Mrs. II. Il. Rentfro.
RcguIdr dOublc barrel Ithaca ham,
merless shotgun at $17.75 Dis Disston
Saws. 26-inch at 1916. Everything in
shells. cartridges, hunting doats, etc.
at very low prices. Walker Bros. Han
cock Co.. Hdwe. Dept.
Sat. 18th and Thurs. 10th
ChdDcrOrcs Get IAst.-FOur chapcr-
ones who were to accompany a party OF
young people to Little Indiana last night
for Il moonlight ride. lost their way and
the young people, all horseback, went
alone to Little Indiana where they en-
joyed a chicken supper at the invitation
of Miss isabelle Pierce. The chapcrOns
were in a carriage, and though they had
with them a well known citizen who
knows the country like a book" they
lost their way and returned to Browns
Vile at midnight, supperlcss.
Phone 555.-For a livery ear, any hour
Of the day or night.-It cost no more than
a hack.-Adv.
Friends Surprise Miss Whitc.-Miss
Mamie White was surprised last night
when a party Of her friends. comprising
six couples, called at her home and spent
a very enjoyable evening. Those present
included. Misses Beatrice Kinloch, Maud
White. Louise Putegnat, Kathleen Craig
Patty Cronkritc and Rose Thornham;
MeSsrS. Rov .JcffordS. John Starck. But
Ter Webster. Bert Parker, Louis Kowal-
ski .Jr. and Preston Saith. The Young
people ;enjoyed games ;\d music and de
%licious fruit punch was served for re-
frcShment.
The IppIc WiHdOW-Somc Of the best
looking and best tasting apples are dis
played in the window of the Brownsville
Grocery Company. They are GanoS,
Gcnitans. .Johnathans. Colorado Or
angcs and Wine Saps.-Adv.
A Children's Fancy Dress Party
will be given Friday evening, the DIST
at Nivicr Opera House. under the man
agement of Miss Minnie f. Duffy.
Had You Rather Usc.-A livery car
than a hack? 1t costs no more. Phone
300, YOung's Garage ADV. +.
Mrs. Jones Rcc0rcring.-MrS. w. II.
Jones has returned to Brownsville from
Houston. and is recovering from her re
cent illness at her home Mrs. Jones was
able to make the trip home alone.
Remember the Diridcnd Feature.-If
YOU win the FIRST PRIZE and have
on'y sent in 81 90 OH subscription to
THE HERALD. the prize will be worth
only 800. 90. If however. you have sent
in So. 90 IN subscription. THE HERALD
will hand you $500. 90.
TO DiSpidy Wc0thcr-Thc Chamber
of Commerce has made arrangements
with the Western Union whereby the
organization will display in the windows
Of their rooms on the ground floor of the
Merchants National Bank building. the
daily weather report. Anyone interest
ed in the weather can drop by the Cham
Der of Commerce and find out what the
weather for the day is going to be
4 SundnU.-That is a Sunday Dinner
at the Merchants Cafe tomorrow. A tur-
key dinner 5l2 Twelfth Strcct.-Adv,