The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. S. Little has the dengue.
Mr. S. Il. Mallory has the dreaded
dengue.
Mr.. Il. p. Sturgis is down with the
dengue.
Mr.. Laucelot Watson, of w. LIB.
Patterson a. Co., has the dengue.
DIR. Hal Saunders is down with
quite severe attack of the dengue.
Mr.. Gilbert Bostwick is one of the
sufferers in East Waco from the den
que.
DIR. J. @. J. King has recovered
from the denguc, and is flying around
among his patients again.
Mr.. NJ. q. Todd and Mr.. Joe Har-
rison are among the coHvalescents,
and are getting down to business
again.
Among the recent recoveries from
the fever are Miss Mile Reese, Miss
Jennie Slough aud Misses Mamie and
Eva Lawson.
Mr.. John b. Gilmer has returned
from his Baltimore trip. Nothing
definite has yet been accomplished III
the way of securing his torture
Mr.. Mortimer Wood, advant o agen
of the Good as Gold' company, lie IN
the city. This company plays mt the
uarlani Monday and Tuesday, No
vember 2nd aud 3rd.
Mr.. Fred. NJ. Turpbull, eldest son
of Major and Mrs. Geo. w. Turnbull,
arrived yesterday from St.Paul, Mimi
and will spend the winter iu Waco
W it'll his fathers family.
Rev. John NJ. Clayton, of Little
Rock, Ark, an eminent Methodist
minister and temperance reformer, is
guest of his cousin, DIR. II. w. Park,
and will remain in our city two or
three days.
Mr.. j. w. Cartwright, one of the
associate editors OF the Fort Worth
stock journal, is here in the interest
of special edition TO be COTTON up
| for distribution at the st. Louis cat
tlemen's convention.
Miss Martha Upchurch, one of The
young lady boarders at Waco Uni
versity, is quite sick with the fever
DR.. Burleson telegraphed for hel
mother yesterday afternoon, II \
hoped she will recover In shor
time.
| Mr.. ii. G. Bostwick has returned
from three months trip in tn
western states. Mr.. B. says up II
Northern Ohio he has seen ice
quarter of an inch thick and Their
was a fall of snow in Missouri rs III
came through that state the othel
day.
Il AZ the Lehman House: IS Berr,
and wife, 4 n Wheeler, Eugene Earl!
:. and family Levinski, ) A Hogan
Mrs L Hogan, M l. Hogan, III 4
! Dennet', A + Peeler, q II Young
w A Poage, city; II Q Thompson
. jackson, Tenn; w A Dana, Roches
, Tor, N Y; j w Cartwright, For
Worth; John T Cox, Hillsboro; W
7 GLASGOW, McGregor, # II Halstec
: south Bosaue; } j Halsl cad, SPECIFICS
r VILE; w W Evans, county; Il w Al
. mold, Independence, Mo; w u Davci
a port, L p Davenport, Eagle Spring
: j Il Purdee, Moody; j u Ferguson
New York.
II At the New McClelland: Gus
n Myers, Kansas City; w 4 Barnett, !
i Louis; J l. Peterson, o L. Sylvester
y Marlin; Q X Hopson, Temple;
b Branch, Mrs o d Briggs, Galyesto
y NV Adams, Eddy; Mrs y L Brya
Rryan; X IL Baker, II IL Downma
[. CITY; @ ii Cochran, Chicago; w Man
, Philadelphia; Il X Hcrzog, Dallas;
II Pruiti, FoIt Worth; ] Andrews, Hic
0, win Morris, city L z Jackson, !
Ii Louis; y L Knight, G E Angen, 7
Case, New York; w IL Fiske,. 81
p Francisco, t Robinson, Cold Spring
d WV Darby, city; John q Iaylt
d Marlin, q Steinmap, New York; A
g. McKeen, w B Morrison, oliyi
As S Pask, Dallas; Il jenkins, ka'am
le zoo; A b Davidson, Cuero; W #
Gonzales; w l. Davidson, Cueroi
70 LonRley, 81. Louis, g Nj Fry, Lou
~ Vile; S'P keeble, countyiJ q Winn
~ city; j p Thorp, Chaiiieldi o 7 ~,
rs ST. Louis; q A Hotehkiss, Dallas )
bel Wright Eddy;J b Wadliegh, Tex
a, W NJ Martin, Eddy; NJ Wins, Ill
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