The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15
u. &. r. NOTES.

Houston Council No 50, United CONNER.
rial Travellers, held an imortant meeting
night at their new hall in the Fox
building. Mir Tom C. Swope was elected
to represent the council at the State conn-
Gil at Waco They showed good Judgment
in electing Mr., Swope for he Will ably rep
resent both the council and Houston.
Dr. r. w. King was elected to the re-
sponsible position Of council physician, and
had for his iirsr victim Colonel Thomas h..
Freeland who has been down in bed for
the past ten days but is now virtually well
Messrs j. n Watkins and II, NJ. White
We're initiated. and on rising vote 1t was
decided to give the former the drug route,
in three degrees, viz lYcac, Laudanum
and Soothing Syrup, and the latter took the
Vault route, with success in both cases.
Mr. George Pfouts OF Dallas, fire insur-
aucc adJuster, was In Alice Friday,
Mr. + s, Coffin, the popular hat sales
man of Cuoro. was in Alice Friday.
Mr. r. II. Miller OF Galveston, represent
ing Marx & Blum, was dawn on the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass road IN the Alice
neGhborhood Friday
MIR. Hans Lochemiller, representing Mey-
or & Benccke of Galveston, was In Rock
port Frida".
MIR. Jen McLemore, representing the
Woodward & Tiernan Printing company Of
st. Louis, and one OF the most popular ca.
newspaper men in the state, was in Hous-
ton Thursday Gentle Jeff is as popular
with the travelling men as he was with the
newspaper gang
The U. c. It's and the Waco Karniynl
Klub are "arm in arm consequently the
karnlva is bound to be a success.
MIR. William Lasker who sells safes
vault doors, etc, Of Houston. was in Vic
toria and Beeyillo Wednesday.
Mr. A. NJ. Samuell representing the
Brown Shoe company of ST. Louis, was
! in Beeville Thursday.
Mr.. II u. Goldman of Houston, who
| sells Kentucky hardware. was down work
| Inc the Macaronl during the week
Mr. f, A. Wakefield Of San Antonl,
| put in few cars Of lumber on the Maca.
| rori durlag the week.
MIR T. Lew, who sells shirts from New
| Orleans. was in Bceville tuesday
| Mr. Jake Met2ler clothing. OF Dallas
| worked the San Antonio and Arkansas Pas.
| during the week
| MIR, W, s. Duke. the shoe man. wht
registers from Waco, ives in Beevil,e Tues
day.
Mr., Fred Wagenfuhr. the bashful ant
popular grocery salesman from San Auto
MO, was out on the Corpus Christi diyl
sion OF the Arkansas Pass railroad Wednes
day
s,r. r l., Wilkin. who. soils hardwar,
and registers from Chicago. nut resides II
the beautiful Dam City" Austin. was IL
Beeville Tuesday.
MIR, VIII Goldstein, the trunk man. an,
registering from st. Louis. was WORKING
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass roa'
during the week,
Mr.. John J. Doheny, 3 popular trav
eler from Philadelphia, was out on tn
Macaroni Monday,
Mr. A. Castanedo, who sells shoes fror
Boston. was in Corpus Christi during III
week.
Mr.. b. II, zuber. who represents tn
Jos. Peters Furniture company Of st
Louis. was In Victoria Sunday
MIR. John Henderson. representing w
y. Cleveland & Co. Of Houston, drov
from Goliad TO Refugio Wednesday.
Mr. Charles Marsden was in Port Lavac
Sunday.
Mr.. MARX Hannah Of lumber fam
was In Port Lavaca Saturday last.
J. +. Wood. who sells hardware fror
New Orleans. has been making headauar
tiers In Beaumont during the past week.
George Bsrtholomaei, the erstwhile .'I,i,
tie Joker" spent last Sunday IN Reaumon
and attended the meeting OF Post P. MI
T. A. Warden, with Clarke a Courts
was IN Beaumont THURSDAY.
NJ, Leake, representing stauner
Esnenmsnn + Co. Of New Orleans. VII,
y maxes a. headauasters q Beaumont. ~