The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-24

Notes and Personals.
General Manager Van Week Is expected
70 return TO the city today.
General Manager l.. l.. Foster OF the
'eiaseo Terminal, is in the city
Albert +. Parke OF Dublin. Texas. has
oeen appointed railway mail clerk.
Mr. +. u. Goodrich. division engineer Of
sick list : W '''s
Mr i. NJ. Hunt. travelling passenger
agent OF the Queen and Crescent. with
headquarters In Dallas is in the city
Mr.. Thomas A. Quinau, nephew OF Vice
President Qunlan OF the Houston and
iexas Central. is in the city from Chicago
All the local lines interested in the Texas
business VIII meet In st. Louis on Juno
| q Tor conference over the rate stua-
| zion,
BY actual count 1857 excursionists went
| on the picnic of the Houston and Texas
central employees TO La Porte on Wednes-
| day.
| Mr., Ed Sells, division freight agent OF
| the American Refrigerator Transit COM
pany. with headquarters at Dallas. is in
| the city.
| MIR. J. r. Mahl, engineer of maintenance
| of way, Houston and Texas Central rail-
way, is recovering from a serious indispo-
stion.
| The Ia Porte road expects TO carry out
several Houston politicians this morning
| on their way 10 the political barbecue to
be held at Cedar Bayou this afternoon.
Mr.. w 7. Musick. travelling passenger
| agent OF the International and Great
Northern with headquarters at Palestine.
| is among the railroad visitors 20 the city.
| Mr.. Jeff n, Miller, chief clerk In the Of
| flee OF Vice President Quinlan OF the Hous-
| mi IA 40
| Dallas aud Ennis on business connected
| with his road
| Mr.. Hamp Cook. clerk in the office Of
| Vice President Quinlan OF the Houston and
| Texas Central railway, is pleasantly en-
gagged with a number of others in organic
ing the Sixth Ward Social club.
The Misses Jessie and Josie Fischer,
| daughters of Mayor Fischer of New Iberia,
La, after spending delightful visit with
the family of Mr.. Percy Hewitt of the Sun
| set route, have returned TO their home
The offices of the Galveston, Houston
and La Porte railway, in this city. will he
| closed today and tomorrow as a mark OF
| respect to the memory Of the late Nj. t.
| Jones. who was one OF the receivers OF the
| company.
| w G. Van Week. manager of the South
| ern Pacific, spent yesterday in the city in
| consultation with local officials of his
| ROAD. ftn letl lhSt ulRut LOT ttpustOut MS
headquarters, New Orleans Times Demo
| crat, June 20.
Conapctor y Garl,ck nj tho Santa Ne
has resigned his position In order that
| he may give~his services TO Uncle Sam In
| sghiiny Tho snaniards IF Nd ueta any
| thing s,,e half SHOW he win .punch"
the enemy fore and aft
Mrs M 7 Coleman ana Nrs w NJ Cole-
man, relatives OF Captain Collier OF the
morning far Rattle Creck Mich. whare
,hev VIII snond the summer in recruiting
The health Of the former lady
-, ~,
for the poiitc" DaIosyue 20 ue n. ~
at Sprlng station on op'u'aeS, suIs 3, az
lnteFnatlohal ana Urea, Northein ~ ~.
roao WI, "an. I1'u VI ss' -, ,onsl
round Trip anu VIII pu. II coau y. oo w ioss'
irelght tram ieHNils iipuS'oii az .'V H. ''''
returning 10 lhe CIV! s'ii'e eNo''''e'
Reports received by General Freight
Agent Martin OF me Aransas fass rail"ay
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