The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
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in Conroe.
Major Haywood Brahan of Sugarland is
a guest of the Lawlor.
DR.. Murison Of the Hotel Bristol 10 con-
fined to his room by illness.
Mr.. Claude II. Harrington Of Sealy was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. b. Gilmer of Waco is visiting the
family Of Colonel r. NJ. Elgin.
Miss Daisy Mckinney of Crosby, Texas,
is in the city visiting relatives.
James e. Hill. a prominent citizen OF
Livingston is registered at the Capitol.
Sam Altmont has left on al business and
pleasure trip to New Orleans and New
York.
Mr. Frank d. Huston. Post correspond
ent at Nacogdoches, was In the city yes
terday.
A. f. Lempeng. representing IN Omaha
packing company, is guest at the New
Hutchins.
T. b. Maddox. a prominent business
man of Philadelphia, Pa, is a late arrival
at the Capitol.
Misses Marceda Delgado and Mary Huus-
man leave today for Calvert to visit Mrs.
II. L. Stricken.
Mrs. Charles Z. Jones Of Ennis Is on a
visit to her sister. Mrs. M; J. Pointer,
ND. lilo fiaoley apen ie.
Knox Fowler and W. W. Nickle have re-
turned home after spending n pleasant
weeks at Patterson, Texas
Mrs w. Jennings and ner daughter,
Bertha of Temple. are visiting MIR. A. w.
Fitzgerald at TIA Hardy street.
J. f. Rock. one of the leading mer-
chants of Lake Charles La, is in the
city purchasing a stock Of goods.
The families of Mrs. S. G. Roberts and
NJ. w. Garnett have returned from Sea-
brook. where they spent two months.
Mrs. Bell Coombs of 140S Walker avenue
has returned from a months cutting and
would be pleased to see her friends.
]. H. Parmelly, a stockman OF Nacogdo-
ches county, was in the city yesterday en-
route to the western portion OF Texas,
Miss Alice Mullins after three weeks
visit to her friend Miss Mazda Mel ICED,
has returned to her home at Oakland
Texas.
Mrs. j. c. Blackburn and children have
returned from Marshall. Mrs blackburn
| old home. where she has been visiting rel
| atives.
Mis- Cabeen Blake, accompanied by heI
| son Roland and her mother, Mrs. j. 7. Nc
| Queen, have returned from visit to North
| Texas.
Mrs. l.. 3. Lamb and Miss Clyde Knox
| of Mississippi aud Miss Emma Jones OF
| Patterson are visiting the family Of ]. c.
Fowler.
| Miss Frank Black is spending awhile
| with her friends. Miss Maude and Tillie
! Barttlingck at their summer cottage in
| La Porte.
Mr. G. w Kidd of Beaumont was in the
city yesterday with Hon. S. b. Cooper oil
| WoodviIle member Of congress from the
! Second district.
e, Killiuger night clerk at the Capitol,
has returned from Surf Side. lie 10 con-
sderablv tanned otherwise he looks re-
| freshed from his outing.
| Miss Mamie Moules and Miss Frankie
Yates have returned from three weeks
visit to friends in the Rocky Crest set
Element. near Bastrop.
Miss Lconora Alexander entertained two
OF her friends Misses Lena Levy and Cora
| Wise of Galveston. last evening at FER
home. 1916 Franklin avenue.
Miss Maude Ethel Bothman, after stay
OF two weeks. visiting her friend, MISS
Kate Martin of 1918 Freeman stree, left
| for her home in Galveston Thursday.
Miss Sophie Shindler OF Hampstead. af-
| ter a pleasant visit to the bay shore, spent
Friday In this city with her friend, Mrs'
NJ. j. Pointer. before returning home.
Fred Bradley. accompanied by his
brother. Walter. OF New Orleans, left Fri
day morning over the Southern picihc for
Buffalo. Niagara Falls and other poinis
Colonel e. 3. (Baldy) Conneli has tenn
| porarily returned from his summering re-
| sort at the Point. He returns today, but
will resume metropolitan life on Tuesday
Jack Fernandez. city editor OF the Aus
| tin (Texas) News, and bride, who have
been spending their honeymoon IN Iious-
! ton, returned to the State capital last
| night.
| Miss Elizabeth H. Germond and Miss
| Hortense Dechaumes. delegates to the
| State league conference. which met AZ
| Brenham from August II to 20. returned
| home Friday evening.
| Mrs. Scott. wife Of DR.. r. 7. Scott o.
! i4Oi Odin avenue. left "Wednesday after
| noon on the international and Great
4 Northorn fast mail train for New York 10
visit her mother. She VIII return about
| October !.
| II. p. Cook, superintendent OF the West
srn Union Telegraph company, 81. Louis
| Z; c. FELTON,, assistant superintendent
| Dallas. and ]. y. bonner, superintendent
| az the telegraph system oil, the Southern
| Pacific railway, New Orleans, are In the
city. registered at the Lawlor hotel
Captain Robert e. Maher. who for thir-
| teen years has boen connected With the