The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
Personal.

Constable Lee Jenkins is home from
Austin.
Prof Il, II. Hin left yesterday on q
trip to Tyler.
Miss Resale Smith returned from
Lorena yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. 4. Lowe and daughter. OF
Gilmer, are at the Pacific.
Hon. Green ii. Goodson, of Hamil-
, ton, is registered at the Pacific.
Mr.. W. ;. Smith, merchant of
Marlin, spent yesterday in the city,.
Miss Mary West, who has been Wis
iting friends in Austin, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. 4. w. Eek and Mile Louise Ar.
maindo, the bycyclists, arrived from
Austin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Slaughter re.
turned yesterday morning from the
New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. ID. Il. Rumble, general roadmas.
ter OF the Missouri Pacific, spent yes
terday in the city.
United States marshal James a. Nc
Kee, of Dallas, is registered at the
Pacific.
Mr.. j. 4. Ray, trainmaster Waco d.
vision of the Missouri Pacific, with
wife, have rooms at the Pacific.
Mr.. Lehman Strauss, of Cleveland.
Ohio, after spending several days in
this city, left for his home yesterday.
Mr.. Mac. Turnbull, who has been
having an immense time in Austin for
the past week returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. +. Dickey and daughter, who
have been visiting the exposition at
New Orleans, returned home yesler-
day morning.
Mr.. Beer who has been visiting the
family of Mr.. Simeon Little. left early
yesterday morning, having been call
ed suddenly elsewhere.
Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson arrived from
Austin yesterday, where she has been
visiting the family of her son, Mr..
Charlie Anderson.
Miss Kate Strauss, of Cleveland,
ONO, is visiting the family of Mrs b.
Well, on North Ninth street. Miss
Strauss will remain in Waco during
the spring and summer.
Rev. L. G, Burleson returned from
Burleson yesterday, where he has been
to attend the funeral obscquies of the
late ii. Z. Renfro, who died on the I'd
! instant.
The departure of Miss Minnie l..
Wells yesterday for her home in Ken.
lucky CAUSES another breach in our
circle of society here. The EXAMINES
extends its best wishes for her pleas.
ant journey there, and back again
soon.
Mrs. Mallie Hart, wife of Officer
Hart, is living AT the point of death
at her residence on South Eleventh
street. The lady has been sick fol
many months with consumption, and
there is no hope now for her to ever
recover. Her faithful and loving hus
band has yielded to the inevitable
and he knows his dearest one on
earth must soon pass away. May tn,
CONSIDER who dOcth all things well
speak comfort to this poor man,
heart,
Capt. Jackson Pickett, of Hill coun
ty, is in the city visiting relatives
Capt. r. used TO reside in Waco, ant
was one of the oldest settlers of Nc
Lehman county. lie with Capt. Shap
ley 7. Ross, Major Erath, and Col
George Barnard first settled and in
corporated Waco Village. His pres,
ence among us calls up many memo
ries rs well as stormy days of tn,
past. The captain paid his respect
to the EXAMINER yesterday, and hi
short talk with us was very agrcea
BILE.
Mrs rs Lowe and daughter, Gilmel
j NJ McCiiutock, Ark; Max Herr, n
ID NJ Curtis. Galv: John II Dosdel 81
Louis; Chas Christensen st. Louis
Henry Evans n Y; Il IL Britain Phi
II Z Camp, Nashville Tenn; Thoma
Loeb, Galv; + J Ray and wife, TT
" orth; II 5 Hates wife and son, Rich
mOnd Ind; Samuel Il Judy wife ant
mother, TT. Worth II b PARROT. city
J G Fisher, Louisville Ky; 5 ID Scud
der, San Antonio; q II Goodson
| Hamilton; 5 q Wilson n Y; Mrs n |
Watson, Marlin; f = Ham, Austin
Chas d Stacy, Austin; IL A Greer
Worcester, Mass; Walker Cunningtou
Worcester, Mass; William Frees
Dallas; james A Mckee, Dallas; j )
Caryalho. Dallas; j I'm 4 Harrison
city; Max Stieiel Galv; f n Mitchell
Bremond; w l. Cresap, Cisco; Mr.
Mollie Gibson, Mexia, are registered
at the Pacific.