The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-25
Personal MENTION.

W. II. Boykin is registered at the Capt.
toll.
Alderman Cronan left last night for Now
Orleans.
\. V. Lamport of Winfield, Kan. is in
the city.
James Ettin OF Livingston is stopping at
the Lawlor.
l.. A. Whatley of Huntsville is guest
at the Hntchins.
y. II. Durham of Longvlew Is a late ar
rival at the Hutchns.
The name of w. r. Carter of Barnum
appears on the Lawlor register.
Mrs. S. Il. Strong and two daughters
have returned from a visit 10 Waco.
Miss Lillian Harloch spent Sunday in
the city, the guest of Miss Libbie Dunn
MIR. ]. A. Hard of Harvester Texas
was in the city yesterday on business.
Among the arrivals at the Capitol arc
A. j. Ingersoll and wife OF Shreveport
La.
Sam McGhry Of Beaumont came tn last
night. sam says the lumber interest Is
picking up.
Miss Helle S. MAR of Waco IS yls.tine
her aunt, Mrs. S. b. Strong, al No. l3ls
Dallas avenue
Mrs. II. Il. Baxter, nee Miss Marguerite
Fisher of Austin. is visiting Miss Lbb!,
Dunn. il0i Lamar avenue.
DR.. II. T. Hamblen has returned from
SeabroOk after spending several weeks
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. w. y
Hamblen.
Misses Bertha and Fannie Schoverling
have returned after spending two months
visiting friends In Austin, san Antonio
and Sweet Home.
Mr.. Robert Lobdell of New Orleans
now connected with Augustus Croft q
Co, limited, Is in the city, having Just re.
turned from trip up the Central.
Mrs. Paul F1ato and lttle Venita, ac'
companiod by little Sophia Amsler, re-
turned home from tho west, where they
have been for the past month visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Frank Herb. well known IN mu'
steal circles here. FOR long time the
leader of Herbs Light Guard band, writes
that he expects to return TO houston
about September to remain permanently
Sheriff /. C. Griffith OF Conroo was II
the city yesterday. He Will have hang.
ing to perform on September "a and Il
here getting pointers, as hanglngs are un'
usual In Montgomery county
Miss Lille Malortey Of New Orleans
who has been spending several weeks n
this city, a guest of the IJawlor. returned
to her home yesterday after very pleas.
ant stay. She made many friends while IL
Houston.
Ex-Superntendent of Houston School:
w. S. Sutton has removed his family 4
Austin and his successor, W. II, KIM
brGugh. has brought his family to Hous
ton and will occupy the home vacated by
Mr.. sutton
Mr.. ]. c. Stanley left last night foi
Hampstead Brennan and other 20 nts N
the interest OF a publication being gotte!
out by himself and Mr.. Phil Neuman II
both English and German, descriptive Of
South Texas
Major H. n. Eglcston, who left here re
Gently for Washington to file claim foI
back pay for $4,000 as an officer In th'
regular army, has returned, Ho says NJ
has filed his claim and has every reason
10 expect a speedy settlement.
Rev. Geo. @. Woodbridge, pastor oil
the Second Presbyterian church, and fam
slv have gone to La Porte TO remain foi
several weeks Mr. Woodbridge Will DC
cIiuy his pulpit as usual on Sundays. Tho
nrayer meeting service has been suspend
ed for the present
T.. K. Baker of Austin. superintendent
of the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele.
i,hone company, southern district of Texas
was In the city yesterday, a guest OF the
I,awlor lie VISITED the new offices OF the
company 81 this city and conferred with
Manager Marshall on matters OF business
Miss Edith Fisher returned YESTERDAY
from a very pleasant visit of several
weeks 10 relatives and friends at Living
ston and other points in East Texas. She
was accompanied by her sister Mrs.
]. Pounds. who, after short visit WITH
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y
Fiaher OF PIP Caroline street, this city
will proceed to Liberty, Texas, where sno
,rIn raefda N future