The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12
Personal,

spent the day in the city yesterday.
Judge W. u. Boyd, commissioner
of the fourth precinct, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horsfull return
ed Yesterday from an extended trip
east and north.
Mrs. A. Il. Powell, who has been on
avisit TO her daughter at Forth Worth,
returned home yesterday at noon. -. =,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w $. Gillespie passed
through the city yesterday en- route
from san Antonio to their home in
Gatesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Barret, accom-
anied by Miss Nora lIamlin, left yes
terday on tour OF pleasure through
the western counties.
Mrs. A. lIinchman and Mrs. Joney
Jones leave tomorrow for the Woot-
an Wells. Mr.. Joney Jones goes
down with them, but will return in Il
day or two.
Mr.. John Horstull returned yester-
day from his trip TO New York via
st. Louis, bringing his wife back with
him, much improved in health.
Governor Ireland passed through
the city yesterday en- route from Dali
las to Austin. Several old acquain-
tanCes met him at the depot, and the
| few minutes he remained he was
pleasantly entertained.
DIR. j. Il. Cranilll, whose home is Mt
Gstesville, and his reputation extends
over the state as one of the great
| workers in the prohibition cause,
| stopped few hours in the city yes
terday. The doctor has been over in
Limestone county, where he hit whis-
ky three heavy blows in that man,
speeches, and he says prohibition will
certainly carry In that county.
Mr.. Watson Holmes, who has been
in this city for several weeks past, in
the interest of the Holmes binder,
and who annually visits Waco, rs the
new improvements, left the Pacific to-
day for his home at lloosick Falls,
New York.
Miss Adclla Shapard, who has
been teacher in the music depart
ment in Waco, Female college, left
on the Missouri Pacific yesterday for
her home in Austin. II is hoped that
| this lady will decide to return in
September and occupy the same po-
sition, which she has so successfully
| lilled for the past two years.
MIR. Charles l.. Blake, foreign tray
cllcr for the Walter A. Wood Ma.
chine company, OF lloosac Falls, New
York, is still guest at the Pacific in
this city. lie is II most genial and
| pleasant gentleman who makes hosts
of friends for himself and his com
pany wherever he goes, and each year
he comes to Waco Ms being the best
| PLACE, by reason of its great gram
fields to thoroughly test the latest i'm.
provemcnts in the machine which he
represents. The writer has known
the Walter A. Wood Machine com.
pany since its birth. more than thirty
| years ago. and in every step of its
| progress has seen it distinguished by
integrity. activity and prosperity, and
no men are sent out as its representa-
tivcs who are not of known and tried
probiiy and ability.
At the Pacific: Chas 5 Frizcllc
Kansas; Jas A Race, Chicago; Miss /
4 Spencer, Dallas; l. j MUntiguy, II
Duncan, Chicago; b Gidcumb, Dallas
Henry Kane, Harry Kane, Lampasas
Miss Lou Walker, Miss Hattie liamil.
ton, Tyler; r + Ray, Dallas; NJ
McDonough and wife, Mo L Ry
j h Bartholmai, Fort Worth
w Il Handy, Austin; W.T. Ellis, Fort
Worth; & ID Brown, wife and child
San Antonio; Harry Landenberger
Philadelphia; LID Mercer, Richmond
WE Adair. Dallas; 7 Catherwood
NJ ID, 5 Delaney, Cedar Rapids; II II
Crutcher, st Louis; John Keith
Beaumont, Il a Marshall, city.
At the New McClelland; j I Cling
man, Brentwood; CIV White, dallas
Dennis Couorn, Austin; Il Mackvillc
Kansas, City; w 5 Gillespie and wife
Gatesville; Geo II Robinson, st Louis
10 &c Johnston. Kaufman; John "
Flynn, Galveston;J Il Doris, city: "
W Mcdowell, II II Ilavens, Gainesville
j Rcdtcarn. Boston, Mass; FIJI Robert
son, city; & + Mitchan, West Point
Ga; Jno F Logler, Louisville, Ky
; G II Tyrrcll, ST Louis; JOIN
+ lIorsiull and wife, city
Dir G II Randle, city; 5 \ Cree
city; j w Mcdonald. city; VIM
Morse, Cincinnati John ) Andrews
Fort Worth; Il G buchanan, Tenn;
, II Shannon. st Louis; j II Shivc, Da
-. las; A G Riddle Reagan; David
Warren, Reagan; 4 NJ Maddii
I city.