The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-17
personal.


Mr.. w. II. Brazelton left yesterday
on trip to San Antonio.
Mr.. George Bartholmei, the noted
T.ittle Joker" Is in the city.
Mr.. John w. Cutler is convalescing
after severe attack of CONGESTION.
Miss Ella Frazier went down to
Bolton yesterday ON visit to friends.
Col. Geo. b. Gurley went up to
Dallas yesterday, and win be absent q
few days.
Mr...B. Cans, of Canton, Ohio; is
visiting, his daughter Mrs. A. Ober-
lin. near this city.
Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson and her little
daughter left for Austin yesterday on
visit TO relatives.
Mrs. r. c. Hodges, of Galveston, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. w. Lar
mour, on north Thirteenth street.
Judge and Mrs. q. b. Sabin, of Gal
weston, who have been stopping in
this city for few days, left for Lam
pasas yesterday.
Mr.. A. ii. Carrigan, one of the most
prominent lawyers of Throckmorton,
g in the city, stopping at the New
McClelland.
Sheriff Harris and his little son
Willie left tor San Antonio yesterday.
Mr.. II. took several attached wit
nesses with him.
Hon. Chas. Jennings returned from
Colorado City yesterday, where he
has been presiding as special Judge in
the district court.
Rev. 5. j. Anderson, editor of the
Texas Baptist Herald, Dallas, is in the
city, attending the exercises OF the
university of Waco.
Maj. }. A. lIaynie left for BRENNAN
last evening, via the ii. 81 4. G. aud
will preside at the installation of of
ilcers of an Odd Fellows lodge in that
city.
Mr.. j. G. Wright. of Oxford, Ala,
arrived in the city last evening, via
the Central, and will deliver the adj
dress before the literary societies at
the University of Waco tonight.
Mrs. III. Harris. of Houston, and
Miss Jennie Marcus, of lleampstead,
who have been visiting Mrs. ID. Alex
andcr. on Mary Street, left for LAM
pasas yesterday. Little Miss Gussie,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. b. Alexan-
der, accompanied the ladies.
Ia company with Prof. FIR. Kerkow,
Prof Albert Pieczonka Kempa the
renowned composer and pianist. paid
Tho EXAMINER a pleasant call last
evening. Prof. X. is the leader of the
Kcmpa Ladies' Orchestra, who will
appear at Padgitts park this evening.
The combination is composed of IA
Their Mother and three daughters, and
they all renowned for their musical
genius.
Mr.. Will Woodward returned yes
terday at noon, via he Missouri Pa
cific, from business trip TO Europe.
Mr.. W. spent several weeks on the
British Isles, and then made tour on
the continent to Paris, Bremen and
Hamburg He expresses himself as
greatly pleased with wha' he saw and
learned on the trip across the waters.
lie and Mr.. Fort were in England at
the time the war cloud hung so dark
over Great Britain, and for while
the outlook was gloomy indeed. 1t
was amusing and interesting to
those gentlemen TO watch the
movements of the English.
people as the cloud thickened and
war seemed inevitable. Neither of
the gentlemen had any interest in the
war, and of course they could look on
without caring whether there was
war or no war. During this excite
ment Mr.. Woodward says 1t was a
hard matter to get anyone to talk
business, but after IL died away busi-
ness frightened up again. Mr.. w.
says he believes the question is not
yet settled and there will yet be war
between England and Russia. Like
Mr.. Fort. the trip greatly improved
Mr.. Woodward, and he is now hale
and hearty.
AT the Pacific: Tom McCabe, Gal.
weston; IL II Sigman, Cisco; Charles II
Bensley, Chicago; L J Simkins, Corsi-
cana; Charles Frizelle, Kansas City;
Tom Mason, ID Z Lowry, city; l. S.
barrow, Lainpasas; G l. Roberts, Kan
sas City; Ii + Humphreys, Dallas; |
Marx, New York; Miss Lima Cox
Miss Lucy Bennett, Miss Lizzie
McCuiheon. Waco University; w II
Handy, Austin; II Kempinsky, Gal
weston; q l. Bartholomaie, Baltimore;
J X Doris, II a. 4 q Ry; 5 Il Moss,
Morgan; Thos II Hill, Philadelphia;
+ III Curry, Galveston.
At the New McClelland: j II lior-
ton, Henry Smith, ST Louis; 4 Mil
ligun, DuQuoin, III: j N Scott, ST
Louis; A W Stalnakcr, Dallas; Will :
IIayne, II T. Hagen, Axtell; John S
Andrews, FIT Worth: &c Tut, city;
II Hamilton; Dallas; Il II Trice, Union
City, Tenn, J w Mcdonald, city; Miss
Mary Maggie, Austin; N EJacoDs, Chi
cago; Mrs n Lemond, Mrs NJ NJ
LEIGH, Albany; Jas Mcfarland, Spring
! field, U; { Wright, Oxford, Ala; i
! G Asbury, Profit + Wright, Misses
} Sallie Rowell, Annie Gray, Lula Led
. nun, Waco University; A l. liolcomb
Palestine; A Il Rose, Mclennan coun
ty; w II Wilkes, Ed A Marshall, 5 \
J Foster, city; Mas Ortlieb, Atlanta, Ga
, j NJ Caldwell, Cisco; ID q Darlington
, Throckmorton; Il j Holmsby, Go
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