The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19
THE EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, $685.

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il before WI Leave your style at
home; it is useless here. Visitors
come to see the Fair. not you. 50
come sensibly clothed, and l wish l
had space to tell my women readers
lust what they will find necessary,
but there is so much | would say
and so little time or space inlwhich
to saw it. that | must leave their
wardrobe to their own good judg
ment, and as Waco girls are proven
bially we'll dressed, they will always
pass muster.
You do not know how much you
think of your friends, or how much
mere acquaintance can become TO
you, until you accidentally run
across one in this sea of strangers.
have been such cosmopolite that
have met long ago friends from
every section and it has been truly
a delightful experience to fad that
the world is not so big and cold
after all,
wish | could dwell on the ex
hibits, but more able pens than
mine have filled the current maya
zines with such descriptions that
would put TO shame any effort of
mine.
One thing more-don't do the
fair with guide book, it is so un
satisfactory, you simply cannot see
everything and the "fshal catlog'
as the small boys, who hawk it
about, call it, is not by any
means correct and you find more
satisfaction in following your own
pleasure, seeing things that really
interest ard instruct you, than in
worrying over complexity of
sights that are and will always be
to you Chinese puzzle.
The time approaches for me to
leave this wonderful place and | 60
moat reluctantly for | have not seen
balf of what would like to, and yet
how lovely it has all been, and
want you all to come and enjoy
it too.
NOTES BY THE WAY.
On Saturday, the ~ tn instant, in
the Texas building, at 10 o'clock, a
reunion of Wacoites was held,
which proved to be extremely pleas.
ant. There were SO many present
that every one felt very much at
home.
The following is a list of Wacoites
who registered in the Texas build
ing last week:
Messrs. Nolin, Hugh Brown
kellum, Hamlet, G. F. Wheeler,
D H Spencer, L Plunkett, w III
smith, Goodall, Jessie Yates, Jim
Curry, Ned Marshall, Will Allen,
DR. Brattor, Slevin, Will Beers,
Paul Dismuke, Sedwick Hargrove,
Il ii Shear, Guy Taylor; Mr. and
\lrs j d Johnson, Misses Johnston,
Slr lIigginson, Misses Iigginson,
Nlr and Mrs Crowder, Miss 5 ears,
Mrs Brinkerhoff, Mrs Grand.
Wacoites now in Chicago:
Mr. and Mrs Slayden, Barley |
Slayden, Mrs Rotan, Miss Annie
aotan, Mr. and Mrs James Baker
md family, Mr. ami Mrs j Moore
md family, Mr. and Mrs Menden.
lall, MIR and Mrs + d Hays, Mr.
md Mrs G F Falkner and family,
'lr and Mrs John May field, Me- and
Irs Goodloe, Mrs Taylor, Miss
Minnie Taylor, Mrs Andy Brown,
drs F Hinchman, Mrs Dupree,
Hiss Trice, Mrs Harris, Miss Har
is, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Harris,
Irs Cohen, Miss Cohen, Miss Jean
'terrett, Miss Ella Dell Grand, MIR
I'D Mrs Clay Clarke, Mrs McKin.
ey, Miss Burnes, Miss Culbertso on,
'fofessor Ferguson, Mrs Plunkett,
Hiss Maggie Sneed, Misses Darrow.
almonds, Mrs Dickinson, Miss
'riend, Mrs Toby, Sidney Herr.
Mrs Rotan and Miss Annie will
emaln for several months and will
hortly be Joined by Mr.. Rotan and
1lss Antoinette Rotan.
Dr.. Bratton and Mr.. Will Allen
ntertained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
'rowder, Miss Sears, Mrs. Toby
nd Miss Friend Tuesday evening