The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-21
PERSO NAL.
Mr.. E. C. Stuart, of Marlin,is visiting the

city
Mr.. Il. II. Turner, district clerk of Bell
county, Is in the city.
McSsrs. S. S. and 5. d. Walker are in the
city. from Groesbeeck.
McsSrs. Y. Austin and II. f. Bradford
of Bolton, are in the CRY
Mr. f. Pennington and wife. of Brcn
ham, are registered at the McClelland
Prof ]. G. II. Buck. of HiIIsboro. is
guest of Mr.. D c. Kinnard. this city.
Miss Matson and her h0nored father. !
d. Mntson, OF Brennan, are in the city.
Col, w. T. Twita. OF the Columhia( MOI
Statesman, is registered at the McClelland.
County Clerk w. w. Upshaw. of Bell
county, is registered at the McCleland
hotel.
Miss Lille Chcvalier. hellp OF Rcltnn, is
guest of Mrs Leland, on South Third
street.
Mr.. r. q. Storet and his wife. OF Hill
county. called TO pay their respects to the
Examiner.
Hon. Guy NJ Bryan.of Galveston. and A.
j. Houston, OF Dallas, arrived by last even
ings train
We had the pleasure of a call Yesterday
morning. from Hon. Geo. H. Bringhurst,
OF Houston.
Mr., a. 4. Nelson, OF Nacoedochos. is in
the cty--a probable candidate for state
comptroller.
Ex-Governor Lubbock and lady are at
tending the veteran reunion, guests OF DR..
Cock and lady.
Mr.. f. F. Barley and daughter. OF
Grocsbec ok, were among the numerous ar
rivals last evening.
Mr.. r. p. Hatch. OF Falls county. is in
the city. representing his county in the
veteran convention.
Mr.. J. r. White, of Tyler, is in the city.
G. Fl. GOOdsOn. Esq, of Hamilton, is in
the city, on return from visit to Austin
B. Fl. Rice, Esq, n leading lawyer of the
Marlin bar, and Mr.. Y. G. Oltorf, editor of
the Marlin Ball, are among the visitors to
the city.
Mr.. f. f. Overall, late OF the Palestine
News. is in the city. and was Il welcome
visitor in the EXAMINER sanctunn last
evening.
Col. Steven w. Blount. of san Augus-
tine. now in the city. is the only surviving
siener of our Texas declaration OF indie
pendence.
Misses Mary and Belle Fem. OF Hous-
ton, accompanied by their father. j. K.
Fem. Esq. hOnorrd the veteran reunion
with their presence.
Miss Shepherd, daughter of Col c. b.
Shepherd. of BRENNAN, is at the McCIel-
land and has by her charms quite turned
the heads of a number of our local beauX
Mr.. w. Il. Jennings, of Jennings Bros.
proprletOrS OF the Marshall Messen grr. is
holding down a seat in the prohibition
convection. and dropped INTO the ExA,fI-
NER sanctum yesterday.
Mr.. J. b. Polby and his mother, Mrs
NJ. '. POlby, widOw of j. II. Polbv. a de-
ceased veteran, are in the city, from Wilson
county. Mrs. Pnlby is ut the McCIcl,and
hotel: Sprightly as maid OF 20, though
now in her 13rl year.
Mr.. l.. V. Moore,Of Paris, Lamar countv
Is in the city. Mr.. Moore, who is Tcxa> /
veteran, Is accompanied bv his wife. Mis-.
ibraht ey. his daughter. and niece. Miss |
Maggie Stirm4n. The p rtv are guests of |
Mr. and Mrs. John :. Moore
The EXAMINER is under many commit !
ncntS to Misses Genie Banfon and Annie /
d"lilngSw0rth for Il beautiful bouuct. /
mace up OF the choicest and most fragrant .
towers. 1t came all the way from Troy. /
Bell county, whore Miss Genie is visiting /
friends.
Mrs. Perry, wife of the lamented Judge
Ferry, Is IN the clty.a guest OF Mayor Stur-
lis. As one of the few surveying widows
u the OLE veterans Mrs. Perry reflects
ionor alike upon the present age and upon
nat heroic band of men now nas>inp for
'yer away, to whom Texas owes her lib
rites.
Mr.. l.. j. Workman, editor and proprie
or OF the sulphur Springs Gazette, and "A
delegate to the prohibition convention.
alied on the EXAMINER yesterday. He
maze a stirring sp' ech in the CONVENTION
eScrday evening, when the press was
e5led by an enthusiastic minister and
delegate.
We had the pleasure OF call Yesterday.
rom Rev. j. NJ. Jones, lately from En-
ma. who is now pastor of church at 4
'renham, and is also furnishing articles
)r the English press. on TeXas. many of
men have been re-pubished in Texas I
ouinalS and ave really interesting and I
l@hly descriptive of things and people rs |
foreigner sees them in this country. .
Among the delegates to the prohibition
invention We are pleased to note the {
reSence OF Hon. w. K.Homan,o of Caldwell.
!Irleson county. Mr.. Holman re-visits
AGO after the lapse OF a decade or more |
years. having once been a student of >
AGO University. lie finds several of hi. I
ii friends here, who are really Glad 10 G
eet him again. Later years have given !,
IN an interest in politics, and he is recoo
Zed as certainly one OF the ablcst mem I,
rs OF the state senate. We trust his stay !
hong us will be in every way pleasant. >
w ny don't yOu try Carriers Little Liver
Ills: They are positive cure for sick
'adacfe, and al the ills produced by dis "
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