The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-02

PEkkSO NAL.


Mr.. Ed Carerton is in the city.
DID. Roseborrough, Of Bell county, il
in the city.
Mr.. Dan Wise, of Morgan, came down
on last nights train.
Captain c. w. White OF the water com
company lett for his home in Austin last
night
DIR. Grin Eastland, Of Palestine. is still
in the city looking around with view to
locating.
Mr.. L. L. Abbott has returned after 4
visit OF several weeks to Old friends in
/ Tennessee.
Mr.. J. P. Cooper, of Cooper & Odell
the city on business.
Mr.. n. G. Il. Park Is back after months
| trip in the interest oil the American Recip.
rOcal Aid Association.
Mr. Chas Whitney is in the city from
the great Harvesting works at Sycamore
/ Illinois, of whom more anon.
Mrs. NJ. Mayticld nee Miss Rosa Land
/ man, of Paestine, in the city on visit
| q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. solomon.
Mr.. w. X. Chase is spendinga few days
in the city. His ranch ut Craniill's Gap
receives large share OF his attention
now.
MIR. Al. Stewart and lady, and his
sister, Miss Sophia Stewart, left on last
nights train for visit to friends ut Nash
vile, Tennessee, and vicinity.
Mr.. Tom Aston, of Fort Worth, arriv-
ed last evening and took charge CT his
business in the market-house. which he
bought from Sanford johnson.
Mr.. Lane Grand is In the city on brief
visit and will leave for Temple to-day,
where he has heavy grading contract on
the Missouri Pacific branch into Bolton.
}. h. Murphy, the lightning rewspa-
per solicitor, who is now circulating
among the gTangers, spent Sunday and
yesterday in the city and returns to the
rural districts this morning.
Miss Alice Graham in acceptance of an
invitation from her friend, Mrs Z. Scurry
of Houston, leaves by train tomorrow
for visit OF few days 10 that city. Miss
Alice is one OF Waco's faiest flowers.
Hon. Geo. Clark and lady leave for New
York city to-day. Mrs Clark will spend
the summer and Mr. Clark will re-
main with her for few weeks recreation
from the taxation incident to his practice.
Mr.. Peter McClelland, Jr., returned from
Dublin, Earth county, on last nights train
accompanied by Miss Alice Herndon.
who will visit friends in the CITY for a
short time, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c.
Fallon.
Mr.. G. II. Lewis and lady left for Fort
Worth last night, where they will here
after live. MIR. Lewis has taken position
in the house OF d. ,,Schwarz & Go. and
they could not have procured the seryi- |
ces OF a nicer gentleman.
DR.. D. r. Wallace went down to Woot- |
ans Wells last night, and will be absent |
about week or ten days. In fact he will'I
spend most OF the summer there, but will |
be in Waco every week or ten days. PaI-
ties can address him either at Waco or at |
he Wells.
The little six-year-old son of Mr. J. Q.
Ayers, who took sick at the grave of his
mother, two weeks ago is now thought
o be so low that he cannot recover.
Surely the husband and father is being
'orely tried by these affections one fol-
owing another,
Mr. Wallace Wheeler, manager of the
Marsh harvester manufacturing company.
II Sycamore. Illinois, now in the city, YES.
erday met with an accident which infiict
d quite painful, though not very Sc
ious personal wound. Mr.. Wheeler was
iding on one of the Marsh harvesters to a
eld tor trial; he leaned forward for some
and falling received a severe cut
n the right hand and on the right check :,
Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
'emblings, nervous headache, cold hands
nd feet, pain in the back, and other folms