The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-24
PERSON AL.
Miss KATE SToUTE.

Mr.. Tom ID. Hayes IL confined to
his room with u very bad case OF
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Putnam left YES.
terday on visit TO their daughter al
Bellon.
Mr.. Warren Lawson went down TO
Bolton yesterday to look after some
cotton for the firm he represents.
Rev. w. 5. HUFF is suffering from a
very severe attack of dcngue fever, at
his residence on South Sixth street.
Mr.. Layton Pickett was out yes
terday foi the first time in ten days.
lie has been sick with malarial fever.
MIR. Sidney Tab, r, general superin-
tendent of Bradstrects commercial
agency, is \ guest at the New Nc
Clelland.
Colonel W. b. Mont gomery and DIR.
j. 5. Montgomery, both prominent
siockmen of Starkyile, Miss, are in
the city ON business.
Mrs. Il. X. Jordan and her little
daughter left yesterday for Louis
Vile, KY; where they will spend
several weeks with relatives aud
friends.
The popular Harry w. Olmsted. of
New Orleans, representing +. Tied
man x Co, of st. Louis, is in the
city, rushing around among his nu-
mcrous friends and looking after
business.
Mrs. ii. g. Kimbrough, who has
been visiting her parents, Colonel
and Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson, left for her
home at Austin yesterday. Mrs. X g
little son, who has been very sick for
the past several weeks, is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. George NJ. Jarvis, engineer in
charge of the NJ. +. and |. IL G. N,
railways, Is in the city. lie aud
Captain Stephen Turner Will COM,
mence this morning and finish the
topography work in East Waco, and
then make a map ofDry Pond and
the country adjacent for the NJ. p.
railway.
Messrs. Novel johnson and Jim
Howard, two of Waco's knights of
the road, arrived home Yesterday
from extended tours in northern,
western, southern aud central Texas,
Although one of the boys represents
n hardware house and the other
grocery house, they report business
booming all along the liue, and that
Waco's goods sell readily in every
place they have visited.
At the Pacific: Weller Scott, Phil
adelphia; W II London, Corsicana; w
II Crowley, Cincinnati; j X Ham
mons, New Orleans; Is Il Jones, Den
ton; l. 5 Thomas, Dallas; ii Burgow-
err, st Louis; NJ McDonough, Nj. p;
j ID KerfOo,, Dallas; G V Cavitt, Leon
Junction; Dave Lowry, city; ii Elan
ders, Tyler; l. Weuhouse, Atlanta;
Jones, Browns Iron Bitters; I A
jackson, w A Wiechmann, New
York; W y Mcfarland, A NJ McFar-
land, Bcltou.
AT the Lehman House: l. S Paine,
ST Louis; Tom Calford, Kansas City;
Mrs L j Bouchard, Miss Clara Bou-
chard, Palestine; OF Wills, Gates
vile; W a Poagc, city; Al Haley,
Pcewaukec Lake; Miss Long, San An
tonic: j II Morgan, Mt Calm; q II
Riggs, Illinois; w w Evans, McLen-
nan county; Henry Schaefer, Lorena;
DIR W J W Kerr, Corsicana; A NJ
Dechman, WaXahachic; Ed NJ McCui- |
Tough, Mooresville.
AT the McClelland: NJ Ioward;
Wet Point; o a Wall, st Louis; Geo
Il Hcidtt, New York; Sidney Tabor,
Dallas; NJ A Wescott, Houston; l. W
Campbell, Albany. Tex; II w Ohm
sted, New Orleans; w b Montgomery,
j S Montgomery, Miss; II b Barton.
city; p II Gallagher, New York; w
A Mason, jr, G Emanuel, st Louis;
George NJ Jarvis, Missouri Pacific,
Palestine; w s Voorhis, Dallas;
5 q Upshaw, llillsboro, Tex; w l. |
Barker, city; Jno & Ryan, Fort w orth |
j A Holman, Comanohe; ID NJ Jacobs,
Comanche; sc Haley, Philadelphia; |
JIM Barnett, Hewitt g ID Kay, Bolton;
M5.RlFrrelll BsIj9p; IL GWhitG, Rrs; |
N S johnson, brooklyn; Allen Tad
lock. Crawford,