The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20
PERSO NAL.

Mr. Jas. K Garner, of Nashville Ark,
Is IN the city
c. Z. Patterson, Esq returned from Tenn
pie last night.
Mr. Z. w. Matthews. OF Becville, ar
rived last evening.
Mr.. sam II. Dixon, OF the Galveston
News, is ii the city.
County Attorney Anderson, of Bosque
county, is in the city.
Capt. W. Warner OF Fort Worth is
among our visitors.
Mr. 5. d. Crittenden, OF Gainesville, came
in yesterday evening.
M. j. W. Morse and lady of Williamson
county, are in the city,
Capt. Jno. Carter Of Marlin, is among
the visitors to our city.
NJ. W. Murray. of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, is visiting Waco.
Mr.. /. B. Chiton.ot Marln,is among the
list OF yesterdays arrivals.
DR.. NJ. W. Moody. OF Paris, is on the list
OF veteran guests OF Waco.
Mr.. John K. Cradlock OF Bell county.
came in on last gifts train.
Mr.. b. w. Petty. OF Washing ton county
was among last nights arrivals.
Mr. J. D. Parker and wife. of Fannin
county, are at the Grand Central.
Cant. Geo. ". Turnbur, of the Houston
and Texas Central, is in the city again.
Mr.. !. W. Mccoy. of TaTant county. is
among the ll,t OF veterans who ale in the
! city
Mr.. MIN Norton, deputy United States
marshall, has returned from Stephens
vile.
Rev. Jas NJ. Bracllcn, OF Paris, is with
us, an honored member of the veteran
band.
Prof. /. :. NcNeese' of Brennan. and d
well known phrenologist, is in the city
again.
Mr.. {. Burton and wife. of Washington
county, are here TO attend the veterans re-
union,
Mr., Henry E. McColloch, of Seguin is
among the distinguished veterans now
in the city.
Mr.. d. V. McFaddin ard wife OF Will
hanson county, are among the list OF vet
Grams present.
Capt J. p. Moore, of the Missouri Pa
cific. is in the city again. He is one OF
Roper's veterans.
! Mr.. S. c. B3Ucum, inventor OF the Waco
circular pillow lett on Monday nights train
for trip north and cast.
Mr. &. NJ. Jones and lady, members of
the veteran band an esteemed citizens OF
Goliad are visitors to the city.
Mr. Thos. Orion, OF Fort Worth. is
among the number whose familiar face
was seen on the streets yesterday.
IMr Jas. Burleson and wife. nee Miss
Josie COrlev, of Burlrson county. arrived
yesterday and are guests OF DR.. Corley.
We had the pleasure OF meeting vcstcr,
day Capt. +. NJ. Daggrtt, of Fort Worth.
one ofthe time tried veterans OF Texas
Mr.. Andrew Ncill, of Austin, one of the
jovial veterans. is here to spend the bal
ance OF the week with his old comrades.
Capt. Sum Evans. ofFort Worth. was
was one OF the acquaintance whom we
were glad to meet on our streets yeSter-
day.
Mr,J. f. Taylor. of Velasco one of the
veteran band Was one of those whom we
were glad to meet on our streets last eve
ming.
Mr.. VIM. Kinnard, an old and well
known resident OF johnson county, IS in
the city, guest of Rev. D. c. Knnard
and family.
Mr.. John Powers, a resident OF Falls
! county. and an extensive stock raiser with
large herds in the Pan Handle, Is among
the visitors to the city.
| We had the pleasure of a call Yesterday
! from Mr.. Smith Bennett, of Woodbury..
| Hill county, one OF our old subscribers
/ and esteemed friends.
| We had the pleasure of a call last even
! ing, from Rev. A. j. Yeater, OF Corsicana.
and Mr.. II. A. Halbert, delegates to the
state prohibition convention.
Mr.. Hessdorfer, one of our most sub
! stantial German citizens. lett Monday
night for Europe, and proposes spending
the next six months in travelling through
Germany.
Mr. J. V. James and wife. of Gauda-
lupe county, we're among the many
familiar faces we recognized yes.
terday, both members. of the veterans
association.
Gen. Walter p. Lane, of Marshall. vice
president OF the Texas Veteran Ass0cia.
| ton, was one of the many visitors to the
city whom we had the pleasure OF meet
ing LIST evening.
Among the visitors to the city with a
view 10 becoming permanent residents, is
Mr.. Thomas Aston, of Fort Worth. He
has been IN the market buSin IS there for
several years and proposes to engage in
the same line here.
Mr.. L. II. KingSbury, Jr. is clerk or
two OF thc most important committees at
Austln-thOSe on revenue and taxation
and senatorial and representative appor-
llonment. 1t is difficult matter for per-
son to get clcrkship on even one such
committee, and the fact that he accom-
pllshes the duty for two is a compliment
to his ability and familiarity with the
work.
Miss Maggie McKren, one of Waco's
popular and Interesting Young ladies. left
on last evenings train to spend the sum- |
mer months with friends in Louisiana. |
lhls was the reason that one of our young |
merchants looked so sad last evening. and |
cast his eve downward so often at the but
ton-hole bouquet she had pinned upon his
lapel, the last souvenir that he got ere
she departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilcox leave on the
) O'Clock train this afternoon for Missouri
and thence To Illinois. where Mrs Wilcox
will spend the summer with her relatives.
a number OF her friends called last night
to bid them goodbye, and with good mu-
sic and genial hospitality the evening was
made 30 pleasant that all lemained until a
late hour. aid departed with hearty wishes
for pleasant trip and early return.
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