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The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
MT.

Mrs. II. T. Brightwell visited rela-
tives In Slater Thursday.
The w. G. T. u. OF this place held
their regular meeting Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. Il. =. Grimes.
Mrs. Sparks and daughter. MiSs
Leta OF Marshall visited with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Hancock.
T. s. Smith, Jr.. while operating n
new binder was over come by heat
Thursday but with no serious results,
We are glad to state.
]. A. Whit. left Tuesday for Kan
sas city from there he will go TO
New Mexico. ip" .ns ann,
Mrs. Walter Wright attended the
w. G. Il. U. meeting here Thursday.
Greene Dingley while unloading Ice
met with n painful but not serious
accident Friday. The ice slipped IN
such a way rs TO badly wrench and
brulso his leg.
Walter Robertson of Marshall al
on our streets saturday. " o.
Margaret Campbell after spending
a week with Miss Eunice Fulton OF
Malta Bend returned to Mt. Leonard
to complete her stay here at the home
Of Il. T.. Grimes and family. m
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Brightwell en-
tertained Sunday an guests OF their
sons. Judson of Marshall and Frank
of Kansas City the following young
people; Misses Francis aud Teresa
Chappell of Marshall and their guest
Miss Elsa Kothe Of indianapolis,
Ind; Messers Jacob vanDyke OF Mar
shall and William Buckner OF Kan
sas City.
c. L. Grimes. wife and little daugh-
ter. Velma Lee visited n. G, Potter
and family OF Malta Bend Sunday.
Mrs, Bette owen and granddaugh-
ter, Margaret Campbell Of Lees Sum
NIT. returned home Sunday after a
short stay with e. r. Grimes and fam
lily.
Lloyd Cort and wife spent Sunday
with J. w. Spencer and family OF
near Slater. sqa,
Geo, Wright, wife and son Albert
sttended church at Malta Bend Sun
lday. la u gy rW =
Mrs, Mabel Squire OF Kansas City
visited her cousin. Br. #. w. futile
and family. the latter part Of the
week. ~ laaH
Little Margeret Stoker dad sud
denly at the home of her parents here
Tuesday morning. Tothe bereaved
ones We extend u sympathy.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
NORTON

Mrs. Sallio Dickson OF Marshall In
visiting her brother, Mr.. James An
cell.
Miss Mary Hedges spent the week
end with her cousin, Lucille Sheer
near Slater.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins was shopping
In Marshall Wednesday. {.
Mira. Otis pemberton and Pauline
Willis were In Marshall. Friday.
Miss Alline Swisher was In Slater
Friday.
Mrs. John Wall entertained a few
friends Thursday afternoon In honor
OF her guest, Mrs. Ralph Irwin OF
Trenton. 20. i~pikfzdo. . -
Miss Daisy Anceil entertained =
Tow OF her young friends nt dinner
Sunday in honor OF her guest, Miss
Francis ANGEL OF Marshall.
Miss Phillisee Sheer OF odessa is
spending a few days with her cousins,
Misses Mary Hedges OF Norton and
LGcile Sheer Of Slater.
Mrs. Jack HAWKING spent the week
end with relatives near Fairville.
She also attended the Fifth Sunday
convention at the Fairville Baptist
church.
Mrs. Ralpbt Irwin with her three
sons. who were guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Wall last week returned TO
Marshall Saturday afternoon, where
they are visiting Mrs. Twins mother,
Mrs. weise. Mr.. Ralph irwin was
formally In the employ OF the Mar
shall light and heat company. but
moved from Marshall about three
years ago. he | snow In the employ OF
the gas and electric company of Tren-
ton, Mo.
DR.. II. T. Barnes and wife OF Mel
son were guests of the Doctors sister
Willie Barnes and nephew. VIII Penn
berton and family Sunday.
Mr.. John Griffitt went to Kansas
City Sunday morning. 3
Miss Mary Hedges attended the
Ciough and Clements wedding a
Marshall Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
JESTER

Mr.. Auzemend Eddy and family,
Mrs. r.. w. Eddy and daughter, Miss
Edith visited friends at Slater satur-
day and Sunday.
~ There were a good many from ar
'ound here shopping in Marshall
Saturday.
1oMr. Clarence Davis had bad luck
last week by sticking a nail In his
foot.
Mr.. Kaylor OF Marshall was the
at the home Of John Noble sun
day.
d Mr. Lester Null was in this yicini-
Ety Tuesday evening. a. ~ 2pfrs
qcMri Charley Nickerson Of Salt apr-
Elnks Was driving in this nsishborhood
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Noble was on the sick
list q few days last week.
Mr.. Gin Lewis and family spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
(HAdewhite OF Marshaii.
L. ~ L"A
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

-
'vsaks On lis rsturn down stEsan.
Hard times make no difference viii
the people when Wonderland lanAs
at Miami.
Miss Maude Haynie. one Of our
Miami girls came down Saturday
from Kansas City to spend q shsrt
time with her father and brstAers.
she returned Sunday. She IL stenn-
grapher for David 3. Kinks grain
firm OF Kansas City.
Ralph Quinn came from Slater In
his car Saturday and brousAt with
him Misses Winnie Rtta Williams ard
Leila Isaacs They attended the big
river boat opera on Saturday night,
Mrs. Lydia wetherford of Okla
ihoma, with her two cbifdpsn will az
rive soon TO spend several weeks here
'she, was a. kormsr Miamian and be-
fora marriage was Miss Lydia Horn
beck. y
Frank MacBurruss, a popular ban
ker was a visitor In C~srrollton on Sat
urday and part Of Sunday OF last
week.
Mrs. =. n. Mcdaniel e~ntertained at
her home on College st.. last Friday,
the following. dinner guests: Or. ".
d. Grady. wife and daughter and Rev.
Fred Kerr. wife and son.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
0RANDPAss

la T. ]. Taylor was in Marshall Tues
day. st
Miss Mary Booker Of Marshall Is
spending her vacation at her country
home. east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Humphreys a.
nounce the arrival Of q baby girl at
their home near Blackburn.
Mrs. sewali Burruss was In Mar
shall Thursday.
Galen Moreland, the small son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Moreland was biz
ten by a dog the first of the week.
The wound is not considered serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Humphreys
and little neice, Della. Wilson were
guests Thursday Of Mrs. Tom Wilson
at her home in Marshall.
John Howard went to Independ-
cree Saturday to meet his little neice
OF Joplin. He brousbt her home
with him Sunday morning for an ex-
tended visit. tf,
Mr.. and Mrs. James DeMoss won't
to Marshali Sunday for q short visit
TO relatives. Yt
Prottsmsn Read Of Blackburn
spent Sunday with his uncle. Allen
Webb. r.s.t t
Joe r. Plattner went 70 Marshall
Saturday and his son, Harry return
cd home with him that afternoon for
q few days visit. a.
Mrs. Daisy Shepard and daughter
or sedalia ARD Waiting Mr.. and MIRA.
Nathan Humphreys
James Tatum was In Marshall SGT
urday. -f.ur p',t NJ
The Christian Sunday school Will
have their annual picnic on Friday.
lJviy 4. ut the German's Grove. Every
ORC, cordially invited 4
Mr.. and Mira. Charlie Jones enter
tanned ut dinner Sunday. NE. and Mrs.
J. II. Long and Mr.. and Mrs. A. u.
Riley and daughter. Miss Pearl
Mr.. and MRS, Will Downs and fam
lily Of Malta Bend. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Downs OF San pieso, caiifor-
MIA wsro guests Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston smith a
The floating theatre was at Qil-
Iiam,ss landing Monday evening, June
80. A large crowd from here attend
cd. notwithstanding the threatening
weather.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
PETITSAW VALLEY

Mrs. John Harline OF Kansas City
visited at the home OF Fred Pittman
and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler HUFF spent
Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Flora Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Plattner and
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Renick vent TO Lex
ington Sunday In the formers car,
calling on relatives and friends,
The machinery for the ditching and
levying work TO be done along tho
Missouri river has arrived. There IL
a crew of nine men putting up the
powerful machinery which will be IN
readiness In about a week to begin
tie work. Il
Father Downing OF S~hackelford
visited at the home OF r. ID. Stock
mann and family from Monday until
.Tunssday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nye and the
formers mother. Mrs, Flora Nye at
tended the floating theatre Ut MAN
Saturday night. dix
s. p, Baker was transacting !b,isl
ness In the county seat Thursday.
The rain Monday evening disap
pointed quite a few in this communit,
who ere planning to go TO the float
ing theatre at the Gillian landing
north Of Malta Bend.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
CLAY CENTER

Mr. Dan EhIer of Slater made a
business trip In this peighborhood
Thursday in his car.A
ANN Colt was rthrouth this yicini-
sty Monday, stifA ,iols
Mrs.. Tfave spencer y on The sick
list at this writing. FaR ~
l.. A.. Brown vas o ~bnsinssh 1sitor
In slater Saturday. Z.
The farmers are very busy seqttins
wheat at present. oaar ~
Forest Brown and HEifeloh Slater
visited at l.. A. Browns SUNDAY.
Charley Spencer waSIR Slater caiicI
Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
ARROW ROCK

we are enjoying good old summer
time weather at this writing, with
the mercury playing around the 80
and 100 marks.
r. e. Marshall OF st. Louis spent
several days here last week and was
accompanied home by his wife and
son who have been visiting relatives
here for the past six weeks.
Mrs. Mead Of Slater was visiting
her daughter. Mrs. June Martin last
week.
Harry sutheriin OF Kansas City was
a visitor several days this week at tho
home OF HIS aunt, Mrs. ParIlee Bing-
ham.
Mrs. Laura JaRnow, who has been
studying to be n trained nurse In the
D~eaconcss hospital in st. Louis for
several months, arrived home the
first OF tho week and will spend her
vacation at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bierbaum.
Miss Evaline Digs OF Oklahoma Is
visiting at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Lon Polndexter.
Clark swinney and daughters, Mis-
ses Kate and Mary. Of the country
were shopping I'm town Wednesday
and were dinner guests OF Mrs.
George Bingham.
Hugh Craig OF near Little Rock
vas t%ransacting business here Mon
day.
]. s. Hogge, wife and little son.
Richard. left Thursday morning early
for an auto trip TO Quincy. ILL.,, where
they will be guest several days OF
Mrs. Schnur. mother OF Mrs. Hogge.
J. +. Spence and wife and Seth
Digs and sister. Mrs. L. v. Davidson
were sopping In Marshall Thursday.
Mrs. Davidson remained for a few
days visit with relatives returning
Saturday morning.
c. p. Hudson and wife OF Black
water passed through town Thurs
day afternoon and were callers OF
| Mrs. Parilee Bingham.
Diamond Hutchlson. with Ray
Stemwell as helper was hanging
paper several days last week for Al
Hilton near Napton.
Marvin Vowel. wife and baby ar
rived Thursday from waverly and
are visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Law
less. Mr.. Vowel will be engineer
for one OF Dan Kuhn's t~hrashlng out
fits, which started out Monday norm
Ing.
Mr.. Charisty OF Lisbon brought
down a load OF goods Thursday for
VIII Eichman and remained over
night.
Mrs. Charley Lawless and children,
who have spent n week OF two at the
home OF d. Lawless left Friday for a
visit at Mr.. Allison's near Slater.
The young peoples league OF the
Methodist church met Friday night
for a social hour Mt the homo OF w.
p. Wisdom. go. Hr
Quite a good deal OF hay is being
bailed by our farmers in this vicinity.
Charley shemwell returned satur-
day from Cooper. where he spent
several days at the home OF l.. A.
Wilmarth.
Mrs. G.. Bingham and daughter,
Miss Mary. were visitors Sunday OF
Clark Swinney and daughters.
u. w. Collins and family, who have
been visiting relatives at Fayette for
the past two months returned home
Thursday.
]. p. Biggs and family, +. p
Morris and family. Harold Turley and
wife and Mesdames w. p. McMahan
and Parilee Bingham all spent the
day Sunday at Choteau Springs.
Miss Lee Lawless returned Satur'
day from a few days stay In Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
MALTA, BEND

Misses Fraziers of Lexington visit
cd their aunt. Mrs. Walter Lubbock
and family last wees. 40 q, aG
Mrs. Payne and dAughtcr are here
vIsiting the families Of Herbert Will
son and John Nye. ~
Mr.. chArles peMoss, was transact
Ing business Ia Marshan Tuesday.
Tod Wilson was trspssctinE bust
ness In Marshall Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. @, Guthrsy spent
Tuesday night and Wednesday with
friends IN. Marshall. az
Mrs. Steve Frszss returned homo
Saturday morning after a,tvo weeks
visit with relatives In Avstip, Cas-
c. unfy and K~snssaTCtty. 10 I.
MES. Johnston Of Slater y here
yinttsass hek aunt. Mn ". NJ. Brad
|slHH and other Relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

train. were very interesting and am
using. The perfection he has attain
ed considering the difficulties under
which he labored. IL truly remark.
able.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

Surns sno Aliens nard ware store
was quite an attrsstive place In eur
to"n on MONDAY = m's wnen y %
came known tnet MISS winnie A.
r".scn Oh marsnaii was mere 10 DEM
ons'rste the oi'ierent metnoos OF use
ing orsnomas oeiI Rising iiour, put
up py Nose Lahd miiiins 20.
mrs. nenry Da'es maoe a very
p'easen' TIP !" oarroi'ton 10 VISIT
ner sis'er, Nrs. hopt, Cssepoit. sne
returned last week and Drought with
her Liii'sh oaseoo''' ner niece lot a
''sl'.
no"e1' rar.n, VINO Went 70 OF
'Aos n"aS oi.s ior ~
'pe'a' W 20 pe',orneu' = I'M
'yivns W nu1' "Itppo VI ps'ssoie
" Is'uia uwv~ ". $50 -
".1s nun S'-ap' wy yee"
en'pio'su q. "is jim A,ien nome
".n' W "aAenu1 ou"uay u 'Is'-
e"hoay e'eoins .he steamer ohes-
oo' a','eu Wan" having vi poaru
. car 'oaos VI iresn. one put oii
quios . iarse anoun' ior our ner-
CHANTS anu 'nen .eh' oh ner way up
'"es"' ing s'o.' nne. .he N'e.'e'
VI" "oho"y anu s'oppeu "e,e =" nel
way GOWN se.eann a''' ieA''"s ''esn'
w" "
Mls' " " h'''"e" vi Du0'e'e
ns's"'0'"o'u was !" ''
uolns some uao,ne'
N'charu ooanaS Vi 1aiiiornia - III
MIAMI WISHING re'ao'eS anu au"'hs
our 'oVe'y scenery.
Del'"s '"e "e."' "ee'ns !"
MIAMI 'neir pre"'u'ns eioer tue i.ev'
VIM r'auer was guest '. nov
.e'.s fanny was aiso ~
~ '"e h''"' VI "o'ii' ~ n
niosser' on ms way o'er |" a''e''
inc aoar.e',y "ee'ne
IT,, me p'o",c a''aase"e
ois f'n Oh '"iy ce,.o,'oa at EN-
mons 'roys' near "'snh'' nave oee"
eai'eu III mueh 70 tue o,sappo,h'
ment Oh hes''y everyone oo'n' 'e"
were ousy In tneir nar'es. ''eios anu
thougnt pest 10 tue picn'e'
dis Erma Null VIII ieave next
SUNDAY TOT an Vis'' 10 orear-
wife, MAYHEM ahu se'erai o'ner
places
Rev Geo Z. n las. iec.ured on
onu re,o"sh'p NJ h'se"'''"o 81"
VIII rest a week OF sc on aceouh OF
the very warm "ea'her'
JON hooper ana wire went over "
marshaii ssveral DAYS ias' week 70 ~
.ehd the ocas'ae Oh '"e'' "sou '''e"u'
Cap. joe Wilson.
Louise JIG hnsseii uoomah OF san-
duky' kentucky' win 'pei.
cousin on her return 70 m'am' anu
VIII pen severai weeks mere.
.. n. mcAm's nus SOTO ms in'e'e
IN the MIAMI REQ ware mouse 10 ~, W.
orispin OF pewi,. anu Nh' no. pug
any more gram III ",hm'' All VI ms
here'o'ore interests na'e 'ee" ~
sd over mr. o,"p" tmu-.
WIS. ~ W,
ioh'a'ahs WIN a'"' '"'
w m,"e "o'
a.,
-. $3.50
ns " s..,".sw
spehs ' :" "
D $50 49,.
MRS. oaini
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The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

Rev. w. II. Price and wife OF Nap
ton were dinner guests at Hotel Ruff
Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

Jno, 7. Rector apd,J.ss Wilson Of
Slater were dinner guests az Hotel
Howard Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

Ciyilty costa. nothing but u often
ssts thihss that gold cannot buy
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04

Mrs. August Royar Ii quite feeble
this summer from prostration from
the heat and 10 unable to attend to
her household duties.
Mrs. Henristta siebert and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs. Quincy siebert and
little Bern,co siebert will leave this
week for q Wait to Newton. Kahsss,
They will visit at the home of Mfn.
Gene Kysns. who 10 Mrs. sieberts
daughter. 4
Art Willis and wife and Mrs. Elizer
beth McDsnisl left Monday for a'visit
To Bethany, Mo.
Van Long will have workman cons
mence this week building for him z
modern home.
Mr.. Norris, who is here In Interest
lof q walnut log firm. says he hAs w.
spty q losda Of logs which the stesn
boats promised TO carry for him hnt
had to refuse him ON account OF thslT
heavy buainsss In carrying dry soodh|
lets. tor TIA city firms. Mr.. Morris
win have he logs RATED down stream
rather than dsisy the great demand
for them.
nsThs floating opera, Wondsriaqdl
spent saturday and Saturday night
hsrs. Tksis performance was ~
blended By .oysr,twelve hundred peopst
Il fant thss psople fatflg. paeka4 ~
large boat and swarmed, 70 70 speak
the banks Of our river. The boa
M - ~ laiani 500 ~ =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28

Preston NimmO of the Nimmo-Brown
Company, returned from a trip to Fort
Worth and northern markets at noon to-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
BOND ISSUE NECESSARY
ONLY WAY TO PROVIDE GREATLY
NEEDED HIGH SCHOOL BUILD
ING-BOARD MEETS TOMORROW.

The city school board will meet at eight
o o'clock tomorrow morning for the pur
pose Of taking steps to ask the city TO
vote on a bond issue. to raise money to
provide a high school building. The
amount probably will be $4,000.
AS stated in Saturdays Herald, a copy
OF the city ordinance relating to the city
tax for school purposes was sent to At
tOrney General Looney at Austin. to find
whether, under the provisions, the city
could buy the Brulay place for a high
school. Mr.. Looney's reply was ito the
effect that it did not authorize the buying
Of houses or sites for houses for the
schools.
The only alternative then is n bond is
sue, to raise the money to provide the adj
ditional school building, which is absO-
lutelv necessary.
1T is stated that with an expenditure
of not more than one or two thousand
dollars the Brulay place could be made to
do for the high school and also comply
with the fire ordinances.
Four teachers are to be certified and
two others are to be elected at tomorrow's
meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
DEATH OF J. ]. KEPPEL

John Jacob Keppel, aged 6J years, died
last night at 10 o'clock, at the home of his
sister, Miss Lou Keppel, on Levee street,
this city Mr.. Keppel had been in ill
health for a number of years. Lately his
malady, which was incurable, had grown
much worse, until finally his sutferings
were ended in death.
Mr.. kcppel was born at Fort Brown,
and has lived here the greater part of his
life. He is survived by his sister. Miss
Lou keppel. The family is one of the
oldest in Brownsville.
The funeral takes place at five o'clock
this afternoon, from the residence on
Leyee street. Services will be conducted
by Rev. j. n. Perry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
STEAMER ASHORE
fBu Associated PreSS.l

New York, July 2S.-The steamer CHal
mette from Ne wOrleans for New York.
went ashore duding the night on the New
Jersey coast off Barnegat. A tug was
sent to aid in response to her wireless
call.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
GOO GOO BOYS FINED
YOUNG MEXICANS LECTURED ON
COURTESY BY JUDGE CELAYA-
OTHER CASES TRIED.

Three Mexican boys. one or more Of
whom belong to the MatamOrensens who
are making their home here temporarily.
were i'm the city court this morning under
charge of having made rude signs and
having made remarks about young ladies
who were passengers from this side to
MatamOrOs.
They claimed that they did not mean
anything. but witnesses who saw the oc-
.currence. and the officer who saw and
heard the remarks made. testified that
the young boys were guilty of molesting
the ladies in question.
The Judge when ~lecturing the Young
sterS took occasion to give them n lesson
in chivalrv. telling them. that a lady
must be respected above everything and
that if they possessed po~liteness. it could
best be shown by shOwingcOurtesy to the
ladies.
Incidentally he fined them 50 and costs
each and sent them to the city jail in de-
fault.
Three offenders were fined fl and costs
for intOxicatiOn and one was fined s.
and costs for the same Offense.
One charge of assault was dismissed.
Three Mexican girls who had a fight at
the "Hondo" dance hall late Sunday
night were severely lectured and turned
%aloOse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28

Not only will this apply to the street
corner ~lounger, the curb-stone land
agents. and othe r side walk Instructors.
congregate around the ferry every day
and Sunday too. The police have prom
ised to enforce the order.
Omen Sritch.-One of the employees OF
the city last night found an open switch
on a pole near Fifteenth and Madison.
according to his statement, and he was
shocked when his hand came into contact
with it. He says he cut the wire for fear
that the hoIle he had hitched there might
get killed by the current. The proprietor
of the ~cantina at that corner promptly
put in a call for a policeman and had
him taken in. He was fined five dollars
and costs for being intoxicated.
Fdnck alberta peaches SOC per has
ket.-THE BROWNSVILLE GROCERY
MatdmOrOs Short on Becr.-Owing to
the fact that shipments from Mexican
breweries are uncertain and far between
the beer sellers of MatamOrOS have been
forced to import American beer. Nearly
a carload was taken over Saturday to
quench the Sundy thirst.
No More Night StroHs.-The police
and the city judge are in earnest about
putting a stop to strOlling on the streets
N ftnp a On nj piohf nv yoJnu 0iplc NIiln /
the girls taken up heretofore have only
suffered a reprimand. if the curfew hab-
it doesn't penetrate the heads of some of
the street paraders, the court intends thai
a fine will do the work.
Gets Big Knitc.-Lieutenant PUG was
made a present Of a vicious looking bow
lie knife or dirk. with an eight inch blade
today. The knife was made by a Mexican
here. The handle is made of rings of
COW horn and rubber, with ends of cop
per. The guard is a turn handle Ct a
water hydrant and the pure steel blade
is of hammered metal. and about an inch
wide. PUG says that the only use he has
for it is to file it away.
Fancy Elbcrtd Pcdches-per 4 basket
crate-$1.00 Five crates lots for 90c THE
BROWNSVILLE GROCERY.
Wedding Announcements should be en-
graved right at home cards, wedding
trays. etc should also be of the best oh
tainable.-See Bishops Print Shop for
samples.
Mrs. JOrgcnscn-will be at the Hat
Shop for three wecks-phone 46 for ap
pointments for hairdressing. shampoo
ing manicuring, scalp treatment. facial
massage, childrens hair cutting. Lessons
in the newest hair dress $1.00 A fine line
If hair goods and accessories. COmbings
made into switches and other hair work.
Work guaranteed. 72G1Ot
Marriage Liccnscs.-Onlv one license
to wed was issued by the county clerk to-
day. This was to Jesus Silva and Sew
era de la CARA.
ErerythiRg Ouict.-From reports of
anything to disturb the summer siesta
so far.
Local COmpOser.-The orchestra at the
Dreamland has been playing lately a
very CLASSY" and especially delightful
"A W. rt nya ,-h:.l, ..a L. ~ 49,. Lima IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal PerrenOt of Kings
vile are guests of Mrs. Perrenot's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Weller. Mr..
Perrenot is on the branch line for about
three months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
EASTERN STAR NOTICE.

A meeting of the Eastern Star is call
ed for Monday evening July 2Sth at the
Masonic Hall by the Assistant Matron
w. A. Rutledge to receive in
structions from our visiting deputy
Miss Edna Collins BY order of
Mrs. w. A. RUTLEDGE
Assistant w. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28
Days other than Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.

Effective Saturday June 21st, 1913.
BROWNSVILLE. PIT. ISABEL.
Leave $50 a. m. Arrive 1000 a. M.
Arrive 600 P IN. Leave 4:3O p. M.
SATURDAY
Leave $50 a. m. Arrive i 600 a. m.
Arrive 600 p. m. Leave 4:3O pm.
Leave 1900 p. m. Arrive $3.50 p. IN.
SUNDAY.
Arrive 7:3O a. m. Leave 600 a. m.
Leave 1880 a. III Arrive 200 m.
Arrive 500 p. m. Leave $50 p. m.
MONDAY.
Arrive $3.50 a. m. Leave ZOO a. m.
Leave 1890 a. m. Arrive 1900 IN.
Arrive 600 p. m. Leave 4:30 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-28

She efforts of the wheels of
to get started in Mexico are common
dable but pathetic. That is to say. if the
car wheels and those of commerce may
in any wise be identified.