The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Notes md Personals,

| a large crowd or ljOuStOnlanS leave UNI
| morning on fishing excursions to Morgan's
| Point and Seabrook.
| C~,reral Passenger Agent Robbins OF tbs
| Houston and Texas Central road left fol
| st. Louis last night.
The evening excursion trains. so populal
last season, viii be inaugursted bv the Ba,
| Shore line about the 18th instant.
Mr.. C. r. Shcarn and family left thu
| city last evening to take up heir summer
| residence In his cottage at La Porte.
| Mr.. II. d. Yoakun. general freight and
Passenger agent OF tht Gulf Air line. has
returned from a business trip to North
Texas.
Manager J. II Hill Of the Galveston
Houston and Henderson railway, was
circulating among his Houston friends yes
terday.
Travelling Passenger Agent r. NJ. Hunt
of the Queen and Crescent route, with
headquarters at Dallas spent Yesterday In
the city
Mr. Charles Il. sloat general passenger
agent for the Rock Island route, hcui1uar-
ters at Fort Worth, Is in the city. Il gu ST
o. tie Bristol
Mrs. j.. j. Parks. who has been visiting
In Austin. has returned To the city, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Dr. Smith of
the Capital city.
Mr. Charles Hubcncr. private secretary
to General Van Week of the Southern
Pacific railway, left last night Oh a business
trip to New orleans
Nico President and General Superntcnd-
cnt l.. rricc OF tho lienatioual and Great
Northern railway. left OH a business visit
to Palestine yesterday.
A number Of citizens of Houston are
preparing to move to their summer cot
tages at La Porte. and several OF then
left last night for that point,
Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent
NJ. Il. Glass OF The Texas Midland railway
spent yesterday in the city and lett Ia
night for his headquarters at Terrell
Assistant General PASSENGER Agent l.. J
Parks of tho southern Pacific railway, has
CONC to attend the general passenger
agents meeting, commencing in 81 Loul
tomorrow.
Mr. w Z, Fitzgerald, chief clerk Of tn,
auditors department OF the Houston al
Texas Central road, accompanied by hi
wife, left last night 10 visit relatives II
Denver, Colo
Mrs, Forbes wife OF Vice President an,
General Superintendent Forbes of the Ma
caroni division of the Southern pacih
railway arrived from Victoria last eyeLinl
| and is visiting friends in the city.
Mr. r. c. Proctor OF the Proctors O
Cucro and Victoria, attorneys for the South
| crn Pacific railway, was among yesterday
| arrivals in the city. lie gives a glowing
| plcturu OF the outlook In his section an
| says the grading of the Guadalupe Val
| ley railroad Il completed from Victor
| to Alligator Head,
| First Sergeant Wallace o. Breedlovc o
| Troop Is, First regiment of United state
| cavalry. Is in Houston on brief furloug
from Camp Mahry Up to the time h
jored tho volunteers Mr. preedlove wa
a clerk in the general freight office o
the Houston and Texas Central railway
aud all his old associates as well as hi
Houston friends generally are glad to Sc
him back in the city
Mr. j G. Andrews. Southern passenge
agent Of the Southern railway or Piodmon
| Air line, returned TO the city last eVcnin
from an extended trip through Southwes
Texas including Beevlle, Cucro. Victorl
| and other points, He SAYS corn. cotton
| grass and cattle throughout the entire sec
tlon he visited are all In sple1 Al condj
ton, and that the general outlook is bot
gratifying and encouraging.
The Houston Hrd Texas Central railway
| as IS It's annual -. tom, commencel VS.
terday running special trains hetweo
Bry@n and College station for the aeon
mediation Of the crowds of pt~slle anxiou
TO witness the commencement exercises a
| the Agricultural and Mechanical colee,
Conductor Marshall was in charge and de
| served praise Is accorded the company IL
the convcnlance its enterprise confcrs upo
the public,