The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-06
PERSON AL.

Mr.. Geo. Gatlin, of Mt. Colin, is in
the city.
Miss. Laura Cain, at Dallas, is at
the Pacific
Mr.. Geo. w. Kinekloc, of Masters
vile. spent yesterday in the city.
Col. and Mrs. j. l.. Barlow, left last
night for a weeks visit 20 the Alomo
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Brooks are in the
city, guests of Judge and Mrs. G. b.
Gerald.
Mr.. Jacob Greesleft yesterday for
Thorp Springs. where he will remain
a few days recueprating and visiting
| friends.
Mr.. w. l.. Tucker left last night for
Georgetown to be present at the com
mencemcnt exercises of the South
ern University.
Mr.. X. b. Dickey has returned from
trip north, and is now resting on
his oars for few weeks, before taking
another position on the railroad.
Mrs. Joseph Cole, of Galveston,
after visiting DIR Torrents in this city
for several days, left for her home
yesterday, accompanied by her sister
Miss Mary Bewelt.
Mr.. Donald Allen, superintendent
of the northwestern division of the
Central, returned yesterday from u
trip up the road. Mr. A. says crops
are looking very fine all along the
road north of Waco.
Dir. Sidney O'Neal, manager of the
Crescent news company's establish
ment, in East Waco, returned yester-
day from trip to Wichita Falls and
Harold. Sidney says Harold will
be the town of northwest Texas.
Miss Annie Fowler, charming
young lady who resides In ST. Louis,
after spending several days in this
city visiting Mrs. Mary. lleatherly, at
the Pacific, has left for her home. Miss
Fowler made many friends during
her stay in the Central City.
Mr.. Rial Ford, of Craniilrs Gap,
BOsgue county, is in the city, spend
ing u few days with his brother, Mr..
Dad Ford. twin be remembered by
many of our citizens that Mr.. Rial is
the gentleman who rode sixty miles
in two hours and fifty-two minutes
around the old fair grounds race
course in 1875.
The following named ministers left
yesterday for Georgetown to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Southwestern University: DIR. +. 4.
Mitchell, of Bryan; A. A. Allison,
Fort Worth; Andrew Davis, and Il. l..
Armstrong Corsicana; L b. Phillips,
Athens; &. >. Wyatt, Abbott; Horace
Bishop and Charles Bailey, Waco.
The party were joined here by
several other ministers and laymcn
who came down ON the noon Pacific
train.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII l.. Gillespie, of
Gatesyille, are at the New MCClelland.
The lady and gentleman were mar
ried Monday, June first, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Gardner, Gatcsyille, and
are now ON their wedding tour.
Mrs. Gillespie. nee Miss Maude Card
ner, is a lady of accomplished and re-
fined tglents, aud since her residence
in Gatesyilie, she has reigncd as Il
belle in society circles Mr.. Gillespie
Is one of the leading business men of
Gatesyille, but the greatest business
transaction of his life was when he
contracted with Mr.. Gardner for his
fair daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
ilunkeit while they remain in the
city.
AT the Paciiic-E NJ West, Mt Calm;
Nelson Davis, Galveston; w Il Bucks
baum, Baltimore; S Messing, Calves
ton, Lewis Miller, Akron, o; VIM
Cahen, VIM N McGrath, Jno A Peel,
New Orleans; 5 5 Woodland, ST
Louis; j 4 Sullivan, Corsicana; Chas
Bush, Mt Calm; f ID Hays, Texas; w
NJ Rogers, Dallas, l. V Moore, city: G
ID Lane, st Louis; l. Rosenthal, New
Orleans. Jno Keith, Beaumont; Louis
+ Faust, Dallas; ID NJ Oldham, New
Orleans; W Reneire. city;
AT the New McClelland: n. Il
Lindsey, Commanche; s. Forssander,
Marlin; John Fogarty, Mt. Calm; A.
w. Stokes, Walnut Springs; Geo. A
Backus, Philadelphia; b. Milmes,
Jeanette, La; T. ii. Ccnuey, Temple
Texas; j. A. Early, City; WIN. Cats
kill, Missouri; Geo. T. Moore, Texas;
w. G. Gillispie and wife, L. Il ST. L.
railway; Thos. p. Sherborn, Balti'
more; W. p. White, Kansas City, Mo,
II. q. OYsheer Lampasas; &. l.. Zeat'
er, Sodalia, Mo-; w. A. McBeth, Gates
Vile, Tex; John Schley, Gatesville;
Ed. l.. Barefoot, Gilmer; j, Evans
lGilmer. | j. Klacmer. Il, 4 st. l.. Nv.