The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-03
Personal MENTION.

j. X. Finley OF Dallas is in Houston.
c. A. Hawkins OF Dallas is In the city.
NJ. C. Rayson OF Galveston is in the city.
DR.. r. C. Flower of Boston Is In IIo,,s-
ton.
II. Alexander of LAGRANGE is In the
city.
w. X. Morrow OF sugarland is in the
city.
T. r. Folsom of Lafayette, La, is in the
II. W. Scott loaves this morning for
Austin.
j. d. Crawford OF Marshall Is visiting
Houston.
j.. w. McCarty of Eagle Lake Is visiting
| Horston.
h. w. Bryan of Dallas is or a visit to
| Houston.
| j. Weisman of Marshall arrived in the
| city yesterday.
| G. NJ. and J. f. McDavett of Alvin are
visiting Houston.
| r. e. Pennington of BRENNAN was in
| the city Yesterday.
Captain James Lawlor has gone to Dali
las on a short visit.
| IA. II. Bates and L. NJ. Nance OF ST.
Louis are IN the city.
". O. Bonner and J. w. Eismon Of Mar
| shall are in Houston.
| Newt NJ Smith of San Antonio arrived
| IN the city last night
| j. Be1ell Moore of San Antonio arrived
| IN Houston last night
| Mr. w. w. Adlckes OF Huntsville was
| IN the city yesterday.
l.. w. Ernest of san Antonio arrived
In Houston yesterday.
| Harry Hardy arrived home last night
from a trip TO West Texas.
| G. w. Dawley, prominent coal dealer
of Dallas. is at the Lawlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Housman have gone TO
Npr an. ~ 4
| W. Weiss and wife and Miss Sue Baker
| of Ben lmont are visiting Houston.
| Justice Fitze was compellei to leave his
| office yesterday on account of sickness.
Miss Hally Ballnger Bryan of Quniana
| is in the city visiting her friend Mrs. M
Loosran
j. II. L. Davis, John NJ. Moore and Alex
| Anderson of Richmond. Va, are visiting
| Houston.
| ID. Townsend OF Abilene. Texas, is in the
city visiting the family of his broher'
Captain Joe Townsend.
Mrs John Il. Martin Of San Antonio
arrived this morning on short Visit to
her sister. Mrs. II. Is Morris.
| Mrs. f. n. Roth. who has been visiting
| Mr. Nathan Browns family, has returlch
to her home at Hot Springs, ARK
The many friends of Mr.. b. H. Blecher
| viii be glad to learn that he IL slowly
recovering from three weeks illness
During the month of january there "ere
seventy building perm Is ISSUED by the
| city which represent sl5'oSi III improve
ments.
MIR. ]. J.. Hudson has returned from
Jackson, Miss, where he was called "
| the serious illness of member OF the
family
Captain T. N. Humerson arrived IN the
city Yesterday from Lufkin. lie repoi.
| everything prospecting In that section OF
| the State.
Mrs. c. r. Stone and Miss Bette Bal
| l,rger of Galveston are here aNending me
comm1ttee meeting OF the Daughters Oh
| the Republic.
AT the next teachers .ns,itutc, 70 be- held
| at the high school February 49, the cduca-
| tional doctrines and practices OF Jaro'o'
| will be discussed.
| Or r.. c. Flower lectured to large au-
dience at the opera house last night. me
| doctor WI remain for the next TWO Gays
at the Hotel I-awlor
The rainbow tea gwen last night az
the Nfth Ward Bapiist fh uf4n Wa We o Suy
| IN charge have decided TO repeat VI 10
night.
| Mrs. VIM. T'ullwood has returned TO
| Houston, accompanied ny her dauft"e an
| Mrs. Able Donelly of Cumberland Nd, on
account of the serious Illness oil hcr nus
| band.
julius ReMingcr died Monday might nj
St. Joseph's iniirmary and was pnr'ea YES YES
| tercay afternoon al o'clock IN the Catno~
| lie cemetery from the Church of the An
nunciat.on.
The friends Of Day Clerk Martln T: For
rest of the city police force wi NE slad 10
learn that Mrs. Forrest. who has been so
dangerously i'll with pneumonia for som.
time past has been pronounced out OF
danger Should she suffer no relapse.
H. T. Pursch. member of Charles
Lewis bari1 was yesterday presented
with a eleven pound boy by hl,s wife. IN,
proud father named the youngster after
his bandenaster, Charles T. Lewis.
Joe Emmich is again in Houston from
Chicago, where he has made his home Tor
The pact year. He has lost none. OF his
lively spirits and says next 70 Houston
he would rather live IN the Windy Guy
than anywhere on earth.
\ dispatch from Memphis gays that
George McGinly, wei known throughout
the South as Il hotel man. has assumed ne
prcprietorship of the tfayoso; tne leddlhp
hotel Of that city. Mr.. McGinly was az
one time proprietor of the fremont house
at Galveston and unta recently ran Inc
Capitol hotel In this Guy.
c. G. Hunter superintendent of the re-
fiierv at Sularland Is IN the city. visiting
the family of his father-in-law. MI VIM.
Fullwood. Mr. Hunter says everything rs
quite az SuCaf,and, ais the refinery Is shut
down for repairs for short time. II Is
expected that the paper mill VIII soon be
started un which will he another great
Industry added to this large plant. The
prospects for a fine cane crop TINS year
could not be more promising than at pres