The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
PERSONAL POM.

D. Kempinski, of Bartlett, is
city.
s. D. Schwartz, of New York, Is in
city.
O. A. Enguts, of BRENNAN, is at u
Avenue.
Mr.. Heston Whitney, of Burnett, is at
the Orr.
Mrs. M. Campbell, of San Antonio, is in
the city.
James H. Mcoollum, of Hope, Ark, is
in the city.
Mr.. George O. Euohlitz, of Galveston, ia
in the city.
O. s. Brown, of Toledo, Is stopping al
the Driskill. 4
Mr.. s. Arnold came down yesterday
from Taylor.
Jas. T. Ford, of Bryan, is autographed
at the Avenue.
Mr.. j. M. Kingsbury, Of Cleveland, o.
is in the city.
L. s. Walton, of Troy, Tenn, is in the
city situated at the Orr.
Major G. W. Malone, Of Manor, paid
Austin visit yesterday.
QOus w. IL IuODpoOu, VI Odu AntOulO
was in Austin yesterday.
Mr.. b. Genby, OF New York, is In the
city autographed at the Driskill.
Mr.. s. d. Rainey, OF Burnet, is in the
city and can be found at the Orr.
| Mr.. A. +. Hardie, of Dallas, came In last
night, and quartered at the Avenue.
Mr.. James 8. Barlow, OF Louisville,
Ky, is in the city stopping at the Orr.
Mr.. p. Haberman, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
in the city autographed at the Avenue.
J.W. and B. M. Clapton, Of Bastrop,
are in the city quartered at the Avenue.
Mr.. John V. Hughes, of Dallas, arrived
in the city and scratched at the Driskill.
Mr.. M. Strauss, of ST. Louis, came in
yesterday and is stopping at the Driskill
Mrs. Kate Spohn Hamilton, of Austin,
is the guest of Mrs. j. B. Laooste, San
Antonio.
Mr.. q. II. Martin, Of Chicago, was among
yesterdays arrivals and is quartered at
the Driskill.
]. e. DAILY, OF Philadelphia, arrived in
the city yesterday and has quartered at
the Driskill.
Cincinnati where she enters the College Of
music in that city.
Mr.. T. A. Phillips, of 1T. Louis, was
among last nights arrivals, and has a
room at the Avenue.
Captain Doc Day Is home again, after
an absence OF several weeks at his rancho
in the Indian Territory.
Mr.. II. A. Wadner, of Baltimore is
among the latest arrivals and Is comfort
ably situated at the Driskill.
Judge and Mrs r 8. Marcy occupied
box at the San Antonio opera house Sat-
urday night, at the performance of ''She,
Who Must be Obeyed."
While Judge Key is one OF the youngest
district Judges In the state be is making
one of the best, and is daily growing in
popularity with the bar and with the
| people.
Mr.. James p. Crane, Of this city, has
been In San Antonio assisting Manager
Mutually OF the Grand opera house during
the fair. He is expected home on Thanks.
giving day.
Il. g. PendIeton, esq, OF the warrant
department., comptrolIers Office, is now
wearing a broad smile and looking as
happy as q successful candidate; the
cause of all this Joy is the arrival at his
house Of a fine girl baby.
Judge James Z. Shepard, who, twenty
years ago, was removed by order of Cen
eral Sheridan, was the last democrat 10
hold the Office of Judge the BRENNAN
district until the recent ion of Hon.
@. G. Garrett. Judge Shepard IL nov q
resfdent of Austin, and Is the father of
Mr.. James W. Shepard and Mrs. Geo. l..
Robertson.
Judge Frank p. Hefington, OF Bee Gave
spent yesterday in Austin. Mr.. Hefing-
ton was elected justice Of the peace for
J his precinct at the resent election.