Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-25
CITY NEWS

Entertained Friends.-Will III. Mason
Jr.. had the pleasure vi entertaining one
of his old time boy chums. in the person
of A. T. Kahn Of Shreveport, one OF the
leading bankers of that city LII the party
were alsoaM. Sanders, a prominent cItl-
zen Of DcKalb. Texas. and X. w Mar
tindalp. a banker and merchant of Mar
tindale. Texas. An auto ride was had
around the city and into Matamoros
followed by refreshments.
Infant Dics.-The infant son of Miguel
Carral and Julia Carral Hernandez,
which was named Miguel Carral after
his father nd who was ten months old.
died this morning at an early hour and
will be buried tomorrow morning. Sery-
ices from the Cathedral.
StH No city COurt.-Judge Celaya
did not feel equal to the occasion of hold
ing court this morning owing TO indispo-
sition. and the sewer cases and the milk
eases were postponed.
Mammoth Dispersal Sale Opens Sat
urdav July Goth at $50 a. IN. $1O.5O Iron
bed, Finch continuous post and 800
national weave spring both bed and
spring for SS.25-$22.00 brass beds. ,
inch continuous post guaranteed not to
EaFnish, eath S11-0-$2S.50 tMonarch
gasoline stove. 2-burners on top and one
enclosed in oven. ST. 90-$11.50 Sideboard
good size with plate mirror. $9.9O-Sl.1o
reed rocker full sized god design. $40
-$2.75 parlor table, p inch square $50
$3.50 dresser with plate mirror, ;
drawer 1913. These are only a few drops
from the cloudburSt-cOmc and see the
rest on our floors. Freight prepaid on or
ders Of $1,000 or over. Walker Bros.
Hancock Co..
Pt~Dihg Ecgdn-YeSterday the big
pump ~lich has recently been installed
at the Piper plantation to take care of
the lifting of the water TO irrigate ten
thousand acres of the c%ompany'S lands
was started. at its work. This is one Of
the largest pumps and the most extern
i've and expensive installation in the val
ley. and 4 more detailed story Of it will
appear later in The Herald.
Pit IN GLGSScS.-Ab0ut one hundred
glasses have been put in the pOstoflicc
boxes. to replace broken ones. It makes
4 considerable change in the appearance
of the front of the post office furnishings.
Dancing Glass will be held this even
ing at IIinkley Hall
q. o. D. PcEdgcs TncrcdSc-During the
last week or so a very great increase III
the number of packages received at the
p~oStoflicc. to be delivered under the c. @.
evidence the popularity Of the innova-
ton among patrons Of the post Office.
A Son.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert VI Dial
zell are the parents of a son, born last
night This is their first boy. and he
makes 2 most welcome addition to the
family.
Momm1th Dispersal sale. opens Sat
urday July Doth ut $50 a. m. Cloud
burst Of bargains. %10J.00 Studebaker
top buggy. rubber tires %ii.J0-@G5.00
top buggy! fully guaranteed. $500
Complete 3inch Studcbakcr Q 3
inch wide tires. 979.90.-$2G00 John
Deere walking cultivator 4 shovel $15.75
$1,000 set of single buggy harness.
%G.25-G0c per doz, thin blown water
glasses, $ o.. 30c per doZ. zoe enamel tea
kettle, 3Sc. 5000 Rayo lamps %137.-
10 ct. galv. bucket. each 1Sc. $1.00 alarm
clicks 55c. These are only a few drops
from the clOudburSt-cOmc and see the
rest on our floors. Freight prepaid OF
orders of $1,000 or over. Walker
Bros Hancock Co.
Bound Orcr.-Lantus Johnson had a
hearing in Judge Russell's court today
and was bound over to the December
term Of the federal court on charge of
taking a rifle belonging to the state of
Texas. lie was put under 500 bono but
being unable to give bond he was re
manded. The rifle was one that Captain
Head had in charge. and which he dis
covered to be absent from its accustomed
place.