The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31
NoTNs AND PERSONALS

j. II, Garrick, master mechanic Of the
Maenroni. was here yesterday.
Ned winstead of the Texas Car Service
association went TO San Antonio last
night
A. ]. Ratcline, travelling passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific. spent yester-
day In the city.
international and Great NORTHERN WAS in
the city yesterday
J. a. Sanders, agent Of nj southern Pa
cinc at Wharton. was in IND city last night
en- rolte TO Eastland.
w. d. Lawson. travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
goes to Austin today
j. H. Coombs, commercial agent OF the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe was m
San Antonio yesterday
NJ. d. Monserrate. general manager OF
the San Antonio and Aransns Pass, spent
yesterday in Houston
The Peck Bay hoy company goes to
Galveston today via the International and
Great Northern's uhd-day flyer.
Captain James Bell has returned from
visit to Dallas, where he spout the
Christmas holidays with his nephows.
Vice President Quinlnn Of tho Houston
and Texas Central returned from Dallas
last night, accompanied by his two chill
dren
The Santa BE and the International
viii both have on the usual one dollar eg-
cursion rate for the round trip to Calves
ton today.
b. f. Yoakum, general manager Of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe came IN
from Galveston last night and LEFT FOR
San Antonlo.
Si1ey Lancaster. private secretary of
Rain Df
Pacihc ana the Houston and Texas Cen
trail, went TO New Orleans last night
Conductor Chapman Of the Macaroni
spent the evening IN the city yesterday,
preparatory to selecting place for reg
idence when his trains begin running into
Houston on the 18th.
John t. coons, popular railroad man
of the Cotton Belt returned TO Pine Blum,
Ark, after spending week with hia
family and friends in Houston. His wife
and baby will follow IN a few days.
Tom HOLMAN. lately with the Rock Is-
land at Fort Worth, was here yesterday.
He came mp from Galveston and stopped
over TO see his old-tilne friend Jack Lo-
faine, chief clerk OF the Katy freight Of
hoe.
Trainmaster II. $ Mcdowell OF the Tay-
Tor and Houston division Of the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. visited North Texas
wife to Taylor where they VIII make their
future home
General Manager Chns. b. Peck OF the
Texas Car Service association returned
yestarday morning from Nuw Orleans,
where he attended 10 some demarrage
matters. He left yesterday evening for a
short business Visit 10 Galveston
Traffic Manager Beiu Of the Houston
and Texas Central and the Southern Pa
clic was the recipient Of a ine box OF cl-
gars yesterday. They were prevented with
the compliments OF W. d. Cleveland and
wlih the best wishes for happy New
Year.
J. r. McQuoeny. superintendent OF the
Houston division of the Southern
Pacific WAS IN the city yesterday. sir
McCuaeny has recently made hand-car
inspection Of the road between Houston
and San Antonio and reports the track Ia
fine condition.
Don Field, city passenger ana ticket
agent Of the Gulf Colorado aud Santa Re.
has received supply Of 1921 application
blaii.s for clerical permit. any duly or
fained minister can secure hair fare
permit BY calling on the agent aud alllng
cut an application blank.