The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16
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Notes and Personals
mr. q. W. Skinner OF the Missouri Kan
sas and Texas is registered at the Lawlor.
Mr. W. A. Rlenhardt. travelling passenger
agent OF the Southern Pacific. is In the city
Mr. L. j. Cox. claim and tax agent of
.ne sunset, left last night for Columbus.
Texas.
Mr. e. II. Humphrey of the Gulf. Colo
rado and Santa Fe is autographed at the
I4awlor.
Traffic Manager Bein of the Sunset
mas returned from an official trip to New
Orleans.
Nearly all the great railroads of the
country show an increase OF earnings dur
ing the last month.
Miss Viola Perryman, sister of Judge
Sam Perryman, LETT hast night by the Gu,s
Air line for Little Rock, Ark
Miss Annie Hawkins, who has been yis-
lung friends In the city, lett last night by
the Gulf Air line for her home In Jackson.
Miss.
Train Dispatcher Marmion of Victoria,
whose death was chronicled in yesterdays
Post was we'll known and is sincerely re-
GREETED in this city.
General Superintendent c. +. Ressegule
of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, with
headQuarterSat Galveston leaves tonor-
row with his family for Chicago and Wis
consin.
General Passenger Agent NJ. L. Robbins
OF the Houston and Texas Central railway
has returned from Dallas, and reports that
the Shriners were having royal time in
that city.
party OF fifteen tourists from Beau
mont left that city for Chicago Tuesday
night, in charge OF Mr.. b. X. Pierce They
IN In In
returning,
Beaumont Dock and Terminal company
who spent the day before yesterday In the
city. reports everything progressive in his
prosperous town.
Mr.. jeff n. Miller. chief clerk in the
office Of the vice president OF the Houston
and Texas Central railway. left yesterday
for short visit to Dallas on business con-
nected with his road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hewitt left last
night on the eastbound Southern Pacific
train to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Hew-
tits brother. who was telegraph operator
on that read in Louisiana.
For the Confederate reunion at Atlanta,
July 20 to 20, the International and Great
Northern Will, on July 10. II and is, sell
round trip tickets from Houston for $3.50,
limited to return August l.
The Shriners. who are scheduled to pass
through Houston at 1.20 o'clock Sunday
morning. Will travel In two special trains
OF eight Pullman each, and will only re-
main a few minutes In the city.
For the international convention OF the
b. Y. p. u, to be held at Buffalo, n. Y,
July IA to II. the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway WILL on May 10 to IL. sell
round trip tickets for single fare.
For the political barbecue at La Porte to-
morrow the Bay Shore road will sell round
trip tickets for so cents. Train leaves
Grand Central depot at 0 o'clock u. H., re-
turning either at 9;l5 or IL o'clock p. nj.
For the Baptist Young Peoples Union
National convention at Buffalo, July ii to
II, the International and Great Northern
will on July 10 and II, sell round trip
tickets for one fare, limited to return July
20
For the Christian Endeavor convention,
to be held at Nashville, July to IL, the
International and Great Northern railway
will, ON July /. 2 and 8, sell round trip
tickets for single fare, limited to return
July 3.
Travelling Passenger Agent Rienhardt OF
the Southern Pacific got in a good scoop
on the other fellows In securing that big
party of Texas exctirsionlsts who left over
his road Tuesday night for the Omaha ex-
position,
A man giving his name as j. +. Villery,
who met with an accident while walking
on the railroad track fifteen miles from
the city was taken TO town last night
and conveyed TO the hospital for medical
treatment.
Mr. Thomas Fitzsimmons has been APP
pointed agent of the Houston, East and
West Texas railway at Ceburne and Mr..
w Iobu bac haa CHI as al
generator IN the general offices OF the com
pany in this city.
MT.a J. o. Carr and family left yesterday
for Dallas. Mrs. Carr is the wife of the
paymaster OF the Houston and Texas Gen.
trail railway, and goes 10 Dallas TO meet
her daughter. who is one OF the graduates
OF the convent seminary of that city.
Mr.. ]. wady Tate. travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago Great Western. writes
a Houston friend from Lake Osakis. Mimi,
stating that that section is paradise for
fishermen, and that mountain pike and
bass are caught there by the hundreds
daily.
For the meetings OF the State Associs-
ton of School Superintendents and state
IT, achers' association, to be held at Calves
ton, the Galveston, Houston and Henderson
railway will, on June IS to July l, sell
round trip tickets at cents per mile I'm
tied to return July =.
An official announcement OF the appoint
ment of w. II. Masters as assistant trafiic
manager of the Southern Pacihc, WIN
headquarters at New Orleans, was Issued
yesterday from the office OF Traffic Man
agsr C. w. Bein If this city. The appoint
ment became effective yesterday
II will be OF interest to the travelling
nnhlic to know that the only ocean steam
ers now operated for passenger service be-
tween Southern ports and New York are
,bosa sailing from Savannah. Advices to
This effect we're received yesterday at the
Houston offices OF the Texas and New Or
leans railway.
For the Federation OF Women's CLUBS
a, nanver June 20 to 90 the San Antonio
ana Arkansas Pass railway will, up to ana
Including the 18th inst sell return tickets 1s,,rs
for enc fare. plus 81. limited 70 return
Imiv 10. The came road VIII sell tickets
Al similar reduced rates to ths National
Fclscfic Medical association at omaho.
June 10 and 90; the American Institute %
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