The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-24
Personal MENTION.

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hotel
| Mr.. J. d. Mcdonald of Austin is at the
Capitol.
Miss NJ. E. Watson has returned from
| the East.
Mr.. G. A. Mstrot is back from New York
| and the East
Hon. Jonathan Lane OF La Grange is reg
inferred at the Capitol.
Mr.. Bassett Blakeley OF Fort Bend county
was the city yesterday.
Mr. F. H. Pollard OF this oty ia down
on business visit to the coast.
Miss Harrie, Levy has returned from her
vacation trip 10 New York State.
r. X. Cage uayal cadet, left last nigh.
Tor Nashville via tho Gulf All line.
Mr. 4. e. Cook and Attorney B. II Ar
mold leave this morning fer Galveston.
Mrs. j w. Beaseley has gone on visit
TO her old home AZ Mountain Grove Mo
Mr.. J. r. Fem let; yesterday morning
for his Hillcote ranch. in Kinney county
G. W. Foster superintendent Of the Pos.
tai Telegraph company was In the city
yesterday.
Mr. NJ Butler. the Austin brick manu-
facturer, was at the Lawlor yesterday and
leit for home last night.
Mrs f. Stern. formerly OF Jefferson.
TeH1s now Of New York. is visiting her
relations, the Messrs. Levy Bros.
e J. Tarlion, who is well remembered
az having been with Mastrot Bros here for
so long, Is again back at The Armory
MIR. Abe Levy after an absence Of almost
three months IA the city Of New York on
business. has resurned to his poe, OF duty
Mr., J. \. Mckee and family have moved
from i02 Pierce TO 1901 Gray aad san ia
cinio. where they VIII be glad 10 see their
friends.
Dir. e. X. Baker. district superintendent,
OF the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phoHe service with headquarters at Austin.
Is "a the city.
Mr.. James c. Terry, son OF Mr.. aad Mrs
VI. J. Terry Of Rookport, arrived In the city
last evening and wiil probably make Hous-
ton his future bone.
Mr.. r. D. Yoakum. general freight ami
passenger agent OF The Houston Eas aud
West Texas railroad. ie.- last night en-
business trip 10 Dallas
Mrs. George " Bancroft Of Orange, who
mas been away from home ytsmng duriug
thr summer. stopped over In the city yes
icT1ay on her way home
Rev. j. NJ Halseu has returned from a.
tending synod meeting at Mexia and will
occupy his pulpit at the Cumberland Pres
byterlan church tomorrow.
Mr. l.. e. Pissm0rs and family returned
las sunday night over the Southern Pa
ciiic iiom California. where they spent part
OF the summer. They report having had
deagh iu lime and beng well pleased with
the coualry.
\ party Ct land spectators from Carroll.
Iowa. arrived in the city yesterday. inyes-
teatine the adyisablity Of purchasing
more land They are j. J. Kempke7,
Charles Martin. j +. Holland aud George
T. Martin. They are registered at the
Hutchina.
Hon. $. Tallaferro, United States district
attorney, was In the city yesterday. having
Returned from an eN,enied trip 10 Wash
.nston, H. q, Baltimore. colorado and o her
points. He left last nigIt for Paris 10 at
tend a special term o, the United ates
district court
Mr. George Hervey. soh CT Captain
Frank y. icryey, manager e the Capi,o
hotel. who has been IN The office OF the
Lookout Inn, Lookout MouStAn Tenn.
during the summer mas accepted posi-
ton On the office stan OF the Westmias,er
cac OF the fashionable down town hotels IN
New York city. He viii leave In few
days for his new field
Mr. c. G. Ellis, q prominent sugar
planter ct sugarlani, left the city last
II sht for Fort Worth to close a large land
sale there lie reports that t5e sugar mill
al his farm viii commence grinding cane
about the Goth Of next month and there IS
more than 1000 acres ripe for the harry ast
The cotton crop Is reported as far hui a
little late. and on the whole aspects are
fully as good as last year