The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-09
Personal.

Judge I. l.. Nugent, of Stephens
vile, is in the city,
Messrs. Jno. Schloy and w. V. Mills
of Gptesville are i'll the city.
Mr.. j. ID. Shaw has commenced u
occurring tour IN East eXas.
Miss Belle Watson leaves to-day on
a visit to relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Mamie Slauter Hudson, of
Caldw, ii, is in the city visiting her
parents.
Mr. 5. l.. Nesbett dropped in last
evening to pay his respects to The
EXAMINER.
Mi. Farren, formerly senator from
Limestone county, spent Wednesday,
in the city.
Capt. II. a. Baker and family aud
Miss Bette Faulkner are visiting rel
atlves in Sherman.
Mr.. 5. Marx aud Miss Molhe Marx
are attending the session OF the grand
ledge a. Corsicsna.
Mr. j. G. Crisp dropped into our
pie asaIt moments.
Attorney General uogg passed
through the city yesterday ell route
from 1l Ter to Austin.
Mr.. w. II. Cogswell, of the Santa
Fe came over yesterday to attend the
Robins0I-libbs wedding.
Mr.. j Toe. w. Farnsworth, auditor OF
the Erie Telephone company, passed
through the city on his way to Aus
tin.
He was stranger in astrange land
but |, us say to his Austin aud Ca
weston friends that Austin stood it
like LITTLE man.
Mr.. Clifford Angel came up from
Galveston to see that Mr.. Austin r. b.
ineon got of on the right foot, and
spent yesterday i'll the city.
Jno. l.. Barlow folded his tent and
took the south bound Missouri Paci-
tic train for Austin, where he expects
to lind more sympathy than AT Waco
Messrs. JAS. Spiilain AID w Il. L.
Parker, who came up to attend the
Robinsor-libbs wedding, remained
over to attend the Light Infantry
ball
Mr.. Albert 1urleson, one of the
rising lawyers of the ate, formerly
a student OF Waco University, came
up from Austin last evening aud goes
ON to Gatesv lie this morning on
legal business.
Mr. w. II Robinson, who for maHy
years has let his Waco friends see
very little of his company, was in
the city yesterday attending the Rot-
inson- i'ibbs wedding MIR. Austin
Robinson is his brother.
The silver king came over from
BROOKLYN yesterday to- buy iHE En-
ANtINrR, because ne said the people of
BROOKLYN wanted first class Crisp
paper, but finding the MORTGAGE in
charge was a bidder. said that was
coed enough for BROOKLYN.
Col. f p. Woodward paid TIN Ex-
A3IINER u pleasant call Yesterday and
volunteered us v,luablc services i'll
our market reports which is apprc-
cistod by us. We are always glad
wen our friends interested in the
markkts render us assistance.
Mr.. John Robinson, one Of the
leading merchants of Austin, WAS i'll
the city yesterday, attending the nuF-
tial5 of hls bro Their, Mr.. Austin Rob
inson. When we say Mr.. Robinson
Is an Id merchant, we do not mean
he is an cid man, for he looks as
young and handsome as he id
twenty years ago.
Major llinchman was interviewed
by All EXAMINER man yesterday on
the sidC-wslk ordinance and said in
reply. "IOu know TINT have been
on record for years in Waco on I'll of
these important matters. was the
original introducer of the SIDE walk
ordinance when a memEar OF the C t
council and think it shoj III b. strictly
intorccd and ifeloct may or I Waco
| will see this one measure carried
out, if & is necessary for me to stand
on the street and watch the work
The way the ladies and child en- are
being splashed with mud now is dis
graceful and hould be abated. am
always ready and willing to tell the
peol lie of Waco where stand on any
aud all importai tquc,tious connected
with the pubic interest.
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