The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-12
PERSON Ar.


Temple yesterday.
Mr.. Il. n. McMullen, jr., left ycster-
day. on trip to Dallas.
Rev. DIR. ID. II. Carroll is in Houston,
attending meeting of the state sun
day school board.
Col. j. NJ. Anderson returned from
Marlin yesterday evening, where lie
has been attending district coart.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shepherd. who
have been visiting their son, Mr.. j.
NJ. Shepherd, in this city, left for Bay
City, Mich, yesterday,
Mrs. 4. ID. Long of Beaumont, and
her two daughters, Misses Lille and
Lula, are visiting the family OF Mr.. +.
l.. Carroll, on South Second street.
Mr., ID. Domnau left for New
York yesterday. lie will make tour
OF the eastern states before returning.
The fire boys will miss YOU duff
but they all wish you pleasant trip.
Mrs. 5. j. Wells, the mother OF little
Minnith, the EXAMISER's standby,
left ON yesterday mornings Missouri
Pacific train to spend the summer in
the north.
Hon. John L. McComb, formerly a
resident of Waco, but now a distin-
guished citizen of Montgomery, is in
the city, en- route TO Stephcnvillo, on
legal business.
The EXAMINER regrets to learn of
the serious illness of Mrs. John W.
TO her bed with fever for the past
week, and Mr.. b. has been with her a
greater part of the time.
Madam Kempa, wife of Prof. KEN
pa, left for New York yesterday, via
The NJ. T.. railway. The lady went on
a telegram which stated that her
daughter, who resides in that city,
was very sick and not expected to
live.
Messrs. f. j and J. ii. Roller, sons
of Mr.. }. &. Roller, returned last eve.
ming from Poughkcepsie, N. Y, where
they have been attending commercial
school since November last. The
young gentlemen have made quite u
tour OF the northern and eastern
states, and returned home in tine
health.
Mr.. Anthony Westerdahl, son: of
Mr.. w. j. Wosterdahl, left last eve
ming for Chicago, where he will spend
few days with friends, and then go
to Omaha. Neb., where he has accept
ed position with the Union Pacific
| Railway company. Mr.. w. is pOpu-
lar, intelligent and sterling young
man, and the EXAMINER trusts that
in his new home he may make as
many warm friends as he had in Waco
Mr.. DO. Marlborough returned yes
terday from trip to Corycll county,
10. says where the farmers have
threshcd their wheat it was found
that the average was twenty-five
bushels 10 the acre. Cotton is look
ing better than he has ever seen il at
this time of the year, and, the
the indications are that Waco will
handle II great deal of the grain and
nearly all the cotton in the section
which Mr.. Y. Travelled through.
AT the Pacific; Fred Milhuscr, Gal
weston; w Il Winter, Fort Worth; +
n Mitchell, Bremond; j Z Fisher,
Louisville, Ky; 5 a Wagner, Chicago;
j ID Chears, Little Rock; Nelson Davis,
Galveston; Jno 4 Harrison, citv; Maj.
Chas. Moran, jr, England, Bill Elder,
Kansas City; w w Golson, city; Joe
Harris, Galveston; VIM. III Lloyd,
Houston; Chas Levine, city; Mrs NJ A
Hawkins, Tcxas;J o Losditch, Rich
mond, Va,
AT the New McClelland; d Il
Smart, Kansas City; II Mackvillc
Kansas City; II 4 Sanders, Louisville
Ky; ID 4 Lee, Dallas; q w Dunlap,
Lynchburg Va; y q Bowman, Whit
ney Tex; ID B Bartright, Tex; w J
Daniels, st Louis; Miss G Holland
| Athens; j ii Ridden, Marlin; Vim. j
Lloyd, Houston; L Rrohn, Cincinnati
/ Vim Edmonds, city; II w Olmstead
Houston;J L McComb, Montgomer.
Tex; W I Furguson, Texarkana;
Schearman, Waco; II IL Neil, Stoph
enville;