Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-26

To ColoradO-Robert Ernst. man
ager Of the J.. G. Penney store, left
by rail Thursday evening for
Denver, Colo.
Visit the Corset Shop and see the
new Comfolettes and Dualiste with
under belts. 1927 Elizabeth. Adv. 2o
Returns Home-W. E. Lee, Or
ange, Texas, attorney, returned
home Wednesday after spending
several days in Brownsville.
Called Communication Rio Grande
Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A.
la NJ, Masonic Temple, 800
~ o'clock this evening, Tues
Guy day, work in M. M. degree.
SN All regular MasonS fra
ternally invited to attend.
VIM. Y. Worley, W. M; w. W.
Ball, secy.-adv. G.
To LeaVe-Mr. and Mrs. K. o
Short left Thursday evening for
Houston by rail.
Attorney nI.-H. L. Yates, mem
Der of the local bar, failedt o put in
his usual appearance at the court
house Thursday, due, it was said,
to illness.
CITY BFFS-MUST- . 49,. :.
Leaves.-A. M. Jessup left for San
Antonio by rail Thursday evening.
Plans Trip.-Wallace Reed, Jr.,
plans to leave Wednesday on an
automobile trip into Mexico. He
will enter by way Of Laredo and be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Hack2nSOn, dreSSmaker,
Amaya's Millinery, Adams St.
adv. G..
Returns to LaredO-A. J. Laugh
lin, who has been visiting in the
home of Rev. z. P. Day for the past
ten days, will leave Sunday for La
redo where he will continue his
work for Schreiner Institute.
DAYS to Visit-Rev. and Mrs. E.
P. Day will leave Monday for a
months vacation in the mountains
above Del Rio. Mrs. Day has just
returned from the Scott and White
Hospital at Temple, where she had
been for three weeks.
President MOOthart of the Valley
Business College says calls fo-
graduates for fall and next year
should double this years. High
school graduates and others should
enroll without delay and begin
drawing pay checks in 1880. Let us
talk this oVer.-adv. 81.
Business ViSitOrS.-L. 3. McDon-
aid, assistant general manager of
the S. P. Lines in Texas and Louisi-
ana, with offices at Houston, and
G.. B. Goodloe, superintendent Of
the Victoria division of the lines,
arrived in Brownsville Friday in q
special car. They are here on gen.
eral company business, they say.
Hemstitching at Amaya's Millin-
cry, Adams St.-adv. G.
Seven PaSsengerS.-The Mexico
City-bound plane carried pas
Sengers Friday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Sundell we're going to
Tampico. A. K. Smithers, j. Forbes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Husser, and
Augustin de la Barra were destined
for Mexico City. De Ia Barra is an
engineer for the Pan-Anerican
Always. He has been purchasing
equipment for the new flying field
on Cozumel island, off the coast
Of Yucatan. This field IS the con-
Meeting point between the Mexican
Aviation company and the Miami
Havana-South America route of
the Pan-American line.
Scholarships in Valley Business
College may be purchased up to
August /, at a saving Of $1,000 to
$500. Students need not begin at
tendance until September. Save
money buying now.-adv. q.
Valley Business College has only
one weeks vacation, August Oath to
September End. Big discount Of
fered for August Enroll now, save
money. Either day or night school.
ADV. II.
Expected Back-Mexican Consul
u. Lopez Montero is expected to re-
turn from his vacation in Arizona
by August /. The office has been
kept busy with passport matters
since the consul left.
ReturnS-S. B. TcCreary re-
turned from a vacation in Iowa
Friday. He made the trip to his
old home by rail.
Many Observation-Disclosures
a. A. Browne has issued over 5000
recommendations to Brownsville
citizens to aid in securing their
Mexican passports.
Directory Formed.-Work on the
new Valley-wide telephone direc-
tory, to be issued Oct. 1, is going
rapidly ahead, according to Ed
Mockbee, local exchange manager.
Negotiations with the Mexican Tel
ephone and Telegraph company to
include Matamoros in the Valley
directory are going ahead.
In Iowa--PoStmaSter CT. w. Den
nett has written from Carroll. Ia.
TO the acting postmaster, stating
that he is enjoying his vacation.
Postmaster bennett is making a
trip to Marshall, Mimi, by car.