The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-19
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. r. W. Massey Of BIRMINGHAM. Ala
is at the Lawlor. '"'
J. Higginbotham OF Orange was n guest IN
Houston yesterday. "
MT. Lyman Levy returns this morning from,
trip to New York
Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr., Of Bryan was IN town
yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. II. Simmons OF Lake Charles "a .
guest at the Lawor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. wilbarger NJ pas,ro,
were In the city yesterday
Mr.. Clyde Hill has returned from business
trip to Dallas and Austin.
r., w. Marshall of Dayton was among the
Visltors yesterday in Houston.
Miss Dulcic Munton OF Bellv4le Is visiting
MIS- Nicum. Is YoyAlgs avenue
w. W, Adickes and Lee Spell of Huntsville
mhde Houston visit yesterday.
Mrs. r. II. Fielder of Chappel Hill made
houston friends visit yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Ball OF San Antonio
were Capitd hotel guests yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Echols Is quite Ill at his resi-
dence, No. 7O1 Prairie avenue, city.
Miss Ruth CroXton of Victoria is in the
city visiting Miss Claire Achenbach.
Judge William T. Austin of Galveston was
IN the city on court business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Little OF Galveston wer,
stopping at the Capitol hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Joe u. Browne returned last night from
Massachusetts, where he has been at college
+. u. Rome OF Beaumont was a guest at
tho Hutchns house yesterday while here on
business.
Charles II. Pescay came in and will pass
Sunday at the Bristol with his wife and other
honie folks.
j. Wade McGlasson of Waco was a guest
yesterday in Houston. He stopped at the
Bristol hotel.
Mr. B. l.. Vineyard and family are In the
city from Eagle Lake and have apartments at
the Lawlor.
Miss Ruby Roberts of Franklin, La, is a
guest at the Lawlor. being among last even
ing's arrivals
b. Q. Ward, proprietor Of the Hutchins
house, returned from his ranch near Carancua
beach yesterday.
l., l.. rorrey of Boston reached Houston last
night and will enjoy ripe fruit and melons at
the Capitol today.
Mrs. c. J. Cunyus and little Pauline have
returned from Marlin. where they have been
spending a month.
Miss Fannie Hudson Of st. Louis arrived last
night on visit to relatives and registered at
the Hutchins house
P. lie Corgne, representing a Crescent City
candy and cracker mandatory, was an ar
rival In the city yesterday.
A NJ. wilkes, ". M. Stitt and A. B. Ed
walcs Of New York were registered visitors
here from Getham yesterday.
G. &. Nunnely. travelling, for the Fairbank
Scale COMPANY, with Headquarters at Dallas,
IS stopping at the Hutchns house.
Mr.. Earl zimmerman arrived home yester-
day from the University OF Austin. Texas to
spend his vacation With his parents.
w W. Drake OF Atlanta, ]. B. Thomas OF
Baltimore and q. n. Carter OF Dover. n. H.,
were sister State visitors here yesterday.
Captain j; c. Hutchinson. accompanied by
his wife and daughter and Mrs. Dabney, was
registered yesterday at the st. Charles hotel,
New Orleans.
MIR. and Mrs. E. NJ. Lymham left by way Of
the Gulf Air Line last night for Radtord and
other points in Virginia, where they will spend
the sumner.
Captain r. c. Roberdeau, J. d. Mcdonnell
and l.. /. Mas, all of Austin and all mem
bers OF the United States volunteers, are reg
istered at the Lawlor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Trammell, who were
married June l. have returned home after
two weeks bridal tour visiting Atlanta, Ca,
Langdale, Ala, and New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren arrived in tho
city yesterday morning on honeymoon home
trip. They are stopping at the Bristol and
will leave for their home in simonton soon.
MIR. T l.. Habermacher and family Of Span
ism Camp are visiting MIR. and Mrs. G. h
Adds. They came by private conveyance to
enjoy camp life for few days along tho road.
Felix I. Crane of Alton. H., was In the city
yesterday comparing Houston artesian water
with that OF the old Mississippi. and coast o,
country breezes With those OF the Sucker
State.
Mrs A. Key and daughter. Miss Edna Earl
Key, returned yesterday evening TO their
hoire at the Bristol after an absence OF two
peofs in Temple. Bryan and other Texas
points.
Mr.. C. Emanuel. postmaster at Jacksonville.
Is in the city for a few days. Mr.. Emanuel
is one Of Jacksonville's leading business men
and never loses q chance TO put In gsod
word for his town and section.
Mr.. r. G. Chestnut of Ada, Texas. paid The
Post a call yesterday. He reports THAT the
crop OF tobacco on Hin oppenhemef
This plantation has a field Of eighty acres
in this plant.
Mr.. Jim Curtin, brother Of Mr.. H. M; Curtin III,
OF this city, formerly resident OF Houston
Int now a fuIl-fedged Gothamite, is In the
CITY visiting relatives. This A his first visit
here for eight years. He Is accompaniea by
his daughter, Louie. Mr.. Curtin is thirty
third degree Mason and is master OF the scot
tish Rite Masons Of New York.