The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. James B. Baker is relapsed
with the fever.
Ed. A. Marshall, Esq. is GONZALES
cling from an attack of the dengue.
Mr.. j. ID. Shaw will lecture tonight
at 7:30 instead of this morning as has
been announced
Mr.. Ed LYMAN has had supple
mental attack of the dengue, but is
able to be out again.
Mr.. G. w. White left yesterday for
his rancho In Fisher county. He will
return OH Tuesday or Wednesday.
DIR. J. II. Mullcns has a supplement-
ed case Of the dengne, and will not BIO
able to attend his office duties to-day.
Mrs. Chas ii. Winston, of Gaines
vile. Ala, Is in the city visiting her
father DIR. r. w. Park, aud will re-
main several weeks.
DIR. WIN. Osborne had a call to go
to Mart last night to see patient
who il very sick with black jaundice.
He will not return until this after
noon.
Mr.. j. b. Hereford, the insurance
adjuster, after finishing his business,
left the city yesterday. While here
he adjusted and paid out over $4,000
for..losses by recent fires.
The EXAMINER office received n call
last evening from Mr.. j. II. taylor, of
the Gatesville Advance, who is in the
city visiting his friends, and we are
proud TO number gentleman of such
excellent qualities among our friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Phil. r. Hengst by
reason of the doctors increased prac-
tice, found housekeeping both incon-
venient and monotonous, and have
moved from their residence corner OF
seventh and Columbus streets to 957
Washington street, where they join
the circle Off /. Munroe, Esq.
Miss Martha Upchurch, the young
lady who has been sick at Waco Uni
versity, leaves in company with her
mother, for her home In Ander'
son, Grimes county, tomorrow
morning via the Central. Miss Up
church will return to school as soon
rs she has fully recovered her health
At the Lehman House: j Il Fly
Valleyville Z II Button, Nashville
II A bennett, A N Dinehart and
wife, w A Poage, A A Beville and
daughter, M A Sullivan and wife, L
N Early aud wife, Miss Viola humph
reys, w = Howlaud, city; + Nj Clam
South Bosque; + FretZ, Hubbard; /
b Garrison, Brinkley, Ark.
Mr.. John b. Nichols, one of tn
most popular men In McLennan coun
ty, aud who resides at Crawford
spent yesterday in the city with hi
numerous friends. Mrs. West, who Il
Mr.. Ms sister-in-law, came dow
with him, and will remain in Wac
some time, her health being quit
! Feeble she will be under the care o
7 physicians.
The EXAMINER was complimente'
Yesterday with visit from Professo
| w. p. Hastings, who is principal Q
tho school at Mart, in this county
| Professor III Is a learned gentlema
: with whom any one would delight I
converse with. He is q graduate {
a Trinity college, Dublin, Ireland, an
4 was for four years in the same elias
and graduated with the great Parnel
a although the professor has not tn
o same political opinions as the agitato
and leader. The professor came u
O TO attend the meeting ofthe count
I teachers association and will spen
r. o-dsy in the city.
!. At tho New McClelland: II
r Henry, Esq, p @ Manners, Il n Bedio
. L WINNER, st Louis; } A Smitl
8 q w Bennett, G ID Smith, ii J Hinde
Il New York; Frank B Savers, Philade
8 phia; o Halliburton, II j Smith, cit
ID Il NJ Stroughton, Boston: e
a Crowdor, Bremond; ii q Camp, III
h Doerr, Charlie Holbrook, Dallas;
s. Toby, San Antonio G w Bush,
II Kastor, Cincinnati; NJ l. Westbroo
ILorena; A e Buchanan, Texarkans;
e A Kemp, Baltimore; j A shelton al
z sister, Albany, Tex.