The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-11
PERSONAL.

MIR. John +. Marshall is down with
the dcngue.
Collector David has returned from a
tour down the N. p. road. -
Master viii Albea il victim to
dengue In Its severest form.
Mr.. Robert S. Mills left yesterday
for trip to Lampasas Springs.
Mr.. AL McKecn went home yester-
nay afternoon with the dengue.
Mr.. j. w. Castles is able to be up
after severe attack of thedcDgue.
Mrs. Major j. A. Haynio Is still
down with dengue, but improving
slowly.
Drs. Joe Willis and W. L. Barker,
are among the latest victims of the
preva' ent fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alt Abeel have been
very sick with dengue, but are better
we are glad to say.
Mrs. Joe Willis has recovered from
the dengue, just in time to nurse the
doctor through an attack.
Mr.. A. j. Boss OF last owns up that
he has the dengue, after trying to live
down such an impression.
Mrs. w. ID. Taylor left last after
noon for Colorado City, Oh visit to
her sister, Mrs. S. S. Sheperd.
Mr.. w. w. Fowler, one of the man
ayers of the great comedy, skipped
by the Light of the Moon," is in the
city.
Mrs. John II. Walton has been very
| i'll for several days with dengue. Is
better. Mr.. w. is tired of domestic
cares and describes them pathetically.
| la of thn m n OF t,rnnntluRaI nrAhI-
bition ministers in the city has found
relief from dengue in u bottle OF
good whiskey. He is sensible. Use
| the remedy.
Mrs. Amanda Davis is recovering
from her recent serious illness. Her
son. w. b. benson, OF Galveston, who
was summoned to her bedside, has
returned home.
The EXAMINER regrets to learn the
continued illness OF Rev. DIR. Starr,
| rector ofSt. Paul's church, Episcopal.
Lay sermon will be read at the
church at IL a. m, to-day, but there
will be no night service.
Mr.. q. w. White, president of the
Waco Works company leaves at p
IN. to-day for Chicago and the north.
When he returns Mrs. White and the
children will accompany him. A
pleasant trip says, the EXAMINER.
After holding his head up for sew
eral days and suffering terrible pains
with the prevalent malady, the den.
que, our good looking young friend
Bob Dickey, had to succumb, ana
now he is not caring much whether
he gets well or not.
NJ n MI
gram from Mr.. TRAY. j ones yesterday,
dated Brooklyn, N. Y. Tray. stated
that he aud his sister, Miss Rosa, and
Miss Kate Taylor, were enjoying theil
trip through The n orthern aud eastern
states, but did not state at what tim,
they were coming home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Il. Hodges, whS
have been residents of Waco for thu
past four years, left last night fol
Galveston, where they make thei
, future home. Mr.. ii. has accepted
position with Clarke Il Courts. The!
have many friends In Waco who wisl
them success In their new home.
The EXAMINER is In receipt of tn
following note, dated Marlin, Texas
J October 10, 1885, and is signed by
/ conductor on the Central road
} Judge b. w. Rimes came to MarliI
right side up with care ON this a. II
, train from Camden, Ark. IL is thre
/ weeks since he has had his clothes OF
/. on account of the sickness of hi
{ children.
j At the Lehm ann house: Albert
Koehler, Greenock; A Ii Jones, Ne
York; u J Gibbs, Clifton; N Is RAJ
| dali, Meridian; VIM. Breustedt, cit
Q JB Ivey, Abbott; w w Moore, j
: Moore, Robinson; Max Baum IN, 30
: que; o d Caldwell, city; Seph Ande
9 son, Waco ranch, l. r Grow, ] w Ca
roll, Gatesville.
i At the Pacific: YIN Lanier, Mas
i vile, Tenn; ID NJ Janis, New York;
y 7 Lapsloy, ST Joseph, Mo; G PEvau
r San Francisco, Cal; II Strauss, Cinci
" natl, Ohio; He Whitman, S G Blu
/ sell, II b Souborn, Houston; l.
7. Krumbake, st Louis; L Weinberg,
r Chicago Il Won Haven, New Orleal