The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-26
PERSON Al.

Mr.. Sam Sanger went mp 10 Dallas
yesterday.
Justice j. + Davis isyct too unwcll
to attend to court duties.
Col. VIM. Neal Ramey, secretary of
the state senate, is in the city.
Hon. j. c. Bigger, L. 5. district at
torney, left for Dallas last evening.
Capt. Tom Waties left last evening
for trip to Fort Worth and Dallas.
Collector Otis W. David, who has
been sick for several days, was better
yesterday.
Mr.. David Warren, prominent
citizen of Leon county, is III the city,
aud will remain several days.
Curt Riddle and l.. IL. Burney re-
turned yesterday fl ON an extensive
roundup in Limestone county.
Mr.. James b. Baker went out to his
farm yesterday. lis physicians hope
the change will be beneficial to him.
Rev. Francis Il. Starr did not expect
to return to Waco until after the first
of May, but the marriage at st. Pauls
church Wednesday evening called
him home, and he will return Monday
or Tuesday.
The EXAMINER is pleased TO note
| that the condition of Mrs. BantOn was
very much improved last evening.
The numerous friends of this estima-
Bile lady hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Moore, Mrs. Thos.
Moore, Luke Moore, Mr.. j. e. Frazier
and his daughter, Miss Ella, arrived
home from the exposition last even.
ing. Mrs. Luke Moore stopped over
in Bryan to visit her parents.
Rev. William George, formerly OF
Lexington, Ky, but more recently OF
Fort Worth, accepted by telegraph
yesterday the pastorate of the Prcsby-
terrain church at Bolton, and is in
this city en- route to his new
charge.
Rev. II. II. II. Burnett, editor and
proprietor of the Local Preacher, pub
lished at Lampasas, is in the city. Mr.
B. paid the EXAMINER compliment
ary call yesterday. lie is working to
build up the college at Lampasas, and
tells us he is meeting with much ell
enlargement.
Rev. Sam p. Wright telegraphed tc
Mrs. Wright yesterday aud stated
that he was in his right mind again
aud would be at home in few days
Hundreds of Mr.. Wrights friends
will rejoice to hear this, as few mel
live in this city who are more be
loved by every one than he is.
AT the Pacific: Morris McGrau, New
Orleans; ID G Bolinger, Houston; ,
w Rea, California; Edward 5 Leeds
New York; j G Spoopendike, Gilroy
Col; Mrs Chas Moran, New York
Nils Josie Wilson, Philadelphia; JOIN
G Barnard and wife, Chicago; I
Whitney, Chicago; Geo Clark, John
Dyer, Joney Jones, city; j q Bigger
Dallas; Lieut. l. Chandler, U 5 A, Sa
Antonio; Kindrick, Mrs J j Kin
drick, Calvert, Texas; w l. Basnet
st Louis; Geo HUFF, Galveston; G
Hatch, w f Perkins, Boston: w
Bishop, TT Worth II Hay, Ney
York; j w Dodson, st Louis; A
, Schnltz, Mexia; W + Crump, Cisco.
: At the New McClelland: Geo
q Watkins, New York; Ben May, )
Louis; Ii W Hawkins, Akron, Ohi'
4 + b Peyingham, G ID Drake, st LOui
: Geo A Helm, Purdon, Texas; CaI
I Sparks, Tyler j G Eaton, city; Mix
I Guinan, Texarkaua; JnoJ Farley an
n family, st Louis; Austin Hill, Sag
nav, Mich; Geo A Carter, rrinc
!. town, III: Miss Minnie Carter, VIII
h ney; w Il Tamlin, Miss 5 Harri
Il Dublin; G Goodwin and lad
Drownwood; j II S Kirving, BALTIC;
!. 4 Harris aud wife, Dublin, Texas;
( A Henslev, st Louis; Geo w Comb
/, Boston; w g Norris, Lcona, Texas;
! Bradley, Battle Greek, Mich; Mi
d Minnie Everett, Mrs W Il Wasso
Dublin, Texas; John Dowell, wife al
Al children, Austin; n II Christian, Gi
> weston; u ID Tarlton, llillsboro; l.
n Smith, Bryan; FL Simmons, Fran
g lin, Texas; N S Johnson, city.