The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-09
PERSONAL.
Miss KATE SToUTE.

Miss Lula Dickcy Is down with tho
dengue.
Mrs. A. d. Storey is dengue con-
valcscent.
Mr.. w. w. Seley, Esq, is very III
with dengue.
Mrs. DR.. Cartmell is slowly recover
ing from dcngue.
Mrs. Tom Padgitt is down with the
dengue, but Is better.
Judge aud Mrs j. q. Walker left
yesterday for st. Louis.
Mr.. John Z. Muckle, of Galveston,
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. John 4. Marshall Is quite Ill
with dengue, we are sorry to say.
Mr.. Zoe Lehman has had dreadful
time with the deugue, but is now bet
ter.
DIR. s. A. Owens telegraphed from
Eastland yesterday that his son James
was much better.
Miss Annie Davis has had tussle
with dengue, but as rapidly recover
ing, we are glad to say.
Miss Matte Rucker, of Eddy, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and is a
guest of Miss Lorena Singleton, on
Columbus and Thirteenth street.
Mrs. J. ii. Delaney, who has been
visiting her parents at Galena, Ills,
for the past three months, returned
home by the delayed NJ. p. train last
night.
While Doctors King and Caldwell
have the dengue, they are still able to
be about, and will continue to visit
their patients as long as they are able
TO travel.
AT the Lehman House: G X Free
man, Hamilton; A l. Winstan, city; Il
NJ Odell, Austin; Max Bauman, Bel
ton; S j Kieble, county;J l. Slayden,
San Antonio; Z Dunfee, X G Magal-
di, Gatesville; Philip Howard, Merid-
ian; I A Cauflcld, McGregor.
Cicero Jennings, Esq, left yester-
day for Stephenville, where he will
attend the district court, which Is In
session there. Mrs. Jennings and her
children went as far as Alvarado with
him, and from there to Dallas where
they will visit relatives until Mr.. j.
returns.
Mr.. w. b. Mulve, and wife, OF San
Antonio, are guests at the New Nc
Clelland. Mr.. M. is one of the oldest
and most popular conductors on the
NJ. p. road, and was married only q
few DAYS ago. He and Mrs. NJ. had
started north on bridal tour, but
had to stop in Waco Oh account Of the
engine being off the track in East
| Waco.
At the Paciflc:-Mrs A M Clifton,
CB Sheperd, New Orleans; q Mayer;
III Strauss, Cincinnati; 4 w Mitchell,
WD Thomas, Nashville, J Il Muckle
Galveston; 4 Winneki, Milwaukee; ID
Duncaro, Chicago; A l. Clarke, Tyler;
NJ McDonough, Mop Ry; g Wonder,
| Chicago; g Logan, S Artley, l. Il
kimball, ST Louis; j III Wheeler, city;
I'm Mitchell, Bremond; II l. Duval,
Carthage, Mo; II Garrett,Ft Concho;
Miss Sadie Smith, Shreveport, La;
FJohus, Kentucky; II T. Montgom-
cry, Atlanta, Ga; G w Dick, Geor-
gia; 4 + Keyer, Memphis; b Bur-
dett, st Louis; j A Payne, Philadel'
phia; j II Turner, city.
At the New McClelland: IL }
Poole, Lorena; G A King, ciiy;J i
Prick, Adolph Ilaltmau, Marlin; JAS
l. Slayden, San Antonio; + A Kaiser,
Chicago; JAS 4 Harris, st Louis; Fred
Strauss, Cincinnati; Il ID ioakum
Palestine; J ii Trezevant, Texas; John
II Wiley, Philadelphia; ii A Jones
Texas: A Thomson, Cincinnati; So
Billitz, Houston; John Hooper, Texas
j NJ Waller, Mcxia; Ed McCarty
Kansas City; II Arthur, Chicago; ID A
Dixon, st Louis; g ID Train, Chicago
w d Mulvey and wife, San Antonio
Chas Myer, IIOnalulu; Howell Tatum
Bolton; II Van Slyke, New York
Ell Anderson, st Louis; l. b Clifton
and lady, Marlin; J b Perkins, Rhome
Texas; J N Cook, II X, Meyland
Grcenville; p + Fox, Hillsboroi n
Nicholson, Galveston; VIM S Mellen
st Louis; Frank Forman,J u Bishop
81 Wings, J A Fullreth, Gainesville.