The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21
THE WACO EXAMINER
WACO, TEXAS, MAY u, 1888.
PERSON Al.

Mr.. Albert Canmanu returned yes
tcrdav from 1t Louis,
TIC smith. esq, went down to
Galveston Yesterday.
Mrs. ;. :. Hall. leaves this morning
for Tennessee, on visit TO her par
cntS.
Deputy Collector Geo. a. O'BrIcn
left for Lampasas yesterday on II
short business trip,
Mrs. Thomas Noel, of Ircmond, who
has been visiting friends in this city.
left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. j. NJ. llancy, "a prominent cot
ton mill man, of Ru,scllvlllc, Ark, is
registered nj the New McClrland.
Dr. W. a. Howard has returned
from New Orleans, and is ready to
resume his usual close attention to the
sick.
Mr.. Tom Padgitt and his family
went down 10 Wootan's Wells ycstcr-
day, where they will remain for sew
cral days.
Mr.. u. Allen superintendent of
the northern division, of the II, n T.
I. railway, arrived home from the
N. q. exposition yesterday,
Peter Louiscllc, who has been stew
ard at the Pacific hotel, resigned his
position and left for lIouton last even
ing.
Mrs. w. W. larmOur and Miss Min
ME Seaman left yesterday morning |
for Glenn Rose, where they will spend |
several weeks. Mr.. Larmour is "A
Wldower now.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Ford left last
evening for Clcburne having in charge
several attached witnesses. who are
wanted In the John Nevills case. Ne
vii is being tried for horse stealing
Mr.. A. q. Boss, one of the propri-
etors of the White Elephant, who has
been ona lengthy visit to Georgia, Y
and after taking in the exposition. !
has returned home. Mr.. Il. says he I
has had an immense time. a
MIR. ID. &. Cox, former Wacoitc, I
has returned to the city, and is now u
steward at the Pacific hotel. Mr.. c. L
Is an experienced caterer, and the Pa II
rlhc tables will be more popular than u
ever under his hands. II
Misses Mamie and Fannie Kerr,
VINO have been visiting relatives IN
New Orleans aud at the same time
aklng u look at the wonders OF the
returned home yesterday
morning
Mr. w. NJ Holmes, representing
he Walter a. Wood harvester ana
Under, Iloosick Falls. New York. i,
the city. Mr.. H. pays annual visits
D Waco, and as the grain ripens he nj
oes on north till he reaches Dakota. ,I
Mr.. Ed. NJ skinner. travelling
rand organizer. Texas Tclegraphcr's
,ssoclatlon, with hcadguarto RS al Fort
\ nTtl il Ina th..
or Mr.. Jack Swift last night. and
rom the way he furnished press copy cr
lhe ENAMlNER, he prove, to be II 80
ri class manipulation OF the KEY. 81
me following named gentlemen. ,''
no heIn positions AT the II. ~ T G. 49,
epol III this city, left last evening for IN
~ ,., New Orleans exposition q. H.,
Y mig, superintondcnt's secretary. i"i
!. Allen, baggage master p. NJ. "l
ARIEL train .di,patchcr, and T.. A. ~
ornan, roadmastcr. The Examiner ~"
ishes The gentleman pleasant trip ~,
ld safe return to Waco w,
ar, A. ID. Sadler, representing the il
: b. HOOD camp, and Texas agent Tor
it southern Historical society. re.
lfhcd to the city yesterday after
Don, and will deliver Il lecture ON j.
my suoJcct connected with the war N
y FRIDAY evening next The price of ioo
will be unusually low. and 't'
the proceeds are 10 be applied TO sen
re car OF CRIPPLED and MANNED Con VIC
deralc veterans, il is believed there ma
III be good attendance. Mr. sad gr"
r is a pleasant talker, and this. to. or
liner with his thorough knowledge MI NJ,
the incidents aud scenes of the war. u"'
sufficient guarantee that an even iloi
g spent in hearing him will prove
'ofitable.
AT the Pacific: j W Haley. Gle.
lrhe; W a Poage, + o Rancho; p j {
lrch, Valley Mills: j ID johnson. mo
y; Fred NJ Possell, Dallas; Geo me
al, Galveston; S Fox, New York; j ina
Polack, Dallas Chas L Blake, IIoos- nm,
Falls, N y; John l. Dyer, city;l