The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge w f. Kendall left last night for
Boerne, Texas.
T. H. Akers of St. Joseph, Mo-, is
guest at tho Capitol.
l.. l.. Foster of the Velasco Terminal
railroad is at the Bristol.
Harry Atwood OF Ennis was registered
yesterday at the Lawlor.
i. i. Foster of Velaseo was among the
arrivals in town yesterday.
David d. Hoag, prominent citizen OF
Kansas City. Is In Houston.
Misses Ella and Louise Lehman of
Eagle Pass were in Houston yesterday.
W. ]. Bryan. leading attorney of
Quintana, Is in the city for few days.
General l.. NJ Openheimer of Austin
was in the city yesterday at the Lawlor.
DR.. X. c.. Turner. who has been sick for
several days, Will be out again tomorrow.
Mrs. II. NJ. Pease of New York City Is
IN the city visiting her mother, Mrs, Il. A.
FIFE.
Mr.. Edward Brown left last night to
spend a few days with relatives IN Fort
Worth.
Captain S. Tabaferro, United States
district attorney. is IN town, stopping at
the Bristol.
]. B. Masterson of Wharton, an extern
sive cotton planter Is in town looking for
cotton pickers.
Miss Mamie Thompson spent Saturday
in town. en- route to Center. where she
will attend school.
r. C. and F.. j, Duff and A. e. Master
son. prominent lawyers, and j. t. Log
gins of Angleton are IN the CITY.
w. p. Miller of Los Angeles. Cal. and
Charles s. Cheesborough, popular trav-
cling man from Galveston, were in the
city yesterday.
II. G. Donald, an extensive property
owner In South Texas has gone on a
| cruise in his boat, which was injured In
stn "a "a
| John Barton and wife Of Charleston, H.,
are at the Hutchins and belong 10 the
| colony of Illinoisans come to investigate
the advantages of Harris county.
+, Mrs. II. Meletta and daughter, Nette
| en- route from California TO New Orleans.
| stopped off in Houston. the guests OF Mrs.
! d. A. Tr.ibou and mother of Ash place.
| j. j. Sweeney, wife, son r. ]. and
Misses Marguerite and Lula Bell Sweeney
! left on the Mallory steamer Le9na last
| Wednesday for stay of month N New
| York.
| Rev. j. B. Sears, pastor OF the Taber-
nacle Methodist church. is III and viii not
be able to fill his pulpit today. The con-
gregation OF the Tabernacle WI have a
| chance to visit the other churches.
Mrs. W. NJ. Kuykendall and her son, II.
| G. Kuykendali. who are extensively en-
| gagged in raising couton and camle IN
| Matagorda county, were in Houston yes
| terday on their way home from the expo
| s.ticn at Nashville.
| Colonel II. C. Wheeler, one of Port Ar
thurs capitalists. who resides at Caldwell
| IovtsA is in the city and says that the
/ damage to Port Arthur from the recen'
| saorm was much more insignificant than
| the reports at the tune would Indicate,
Mrs Elizabeth Craig is in the city from
| Waro at the residence of Mrs. r. NJ. Nc
| Donald 1i07 Lamar avenue, she IS Q
member of the Daughters OF the american
| Royclutlon ami would be glad 70 meet any
of the Daughters who reside in this city.
"A. Melleto and family, % Memphis
| Miss Florence Gordon and Miss Jimcne'
of Mexico. 10 New Orleans via MernpsHs
VI I. brooks, to Nashville, and George S
EosLeIl 10 Cincinnati, were among tn
! passengers On the international ant
Great Northern fast mall yesterday.