The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-18
Personal MENTION.


Dr n. u. Harrison Of Columbus rs at the
Lawlor.
Mrs. j. Is. Peoto of Chappoll Hin Is ut the
Iawlor.
Hon Wells Thompson Of Columbus is at tho
Lawor.
Misc BERTHE jenkins OF Wallis Is guest at
tho Lawlor
DR.. G. C. Nash OF Librety was oapitoi
hotel guest yesterday.
Iohn B Oyenford, business man OF Cam
cron, was hero yesterday
~ n EgYIcston of New Orleans was
guest In the city yesterday.
r. g. Coon and wife Of Austin were VS.
ltors In Houston yesterday
u, Jacobs Of New Orleans made Houston
visit on business yesterday.
r.. C. Gallagher Of Austin was among tho
CapitolIans here yesterday.
n j. Badcr scientist from Llano, Texas,
arrived IN Houston last night
Miss Lo,tie Louise Din Of Dlborough.
Ala, is guest at tho Lnwlor
Mr.. e. T. Gallagher. well known citizen oi
Austin. was In the city yesterday
MIR. Il. n. Miller and Miss Alice Miller OF
Iiallctsyle are guests at the Lawlor
James A. Rogers Of Peoria M, was en-
joylng the sunny South here yesterday
Madame fully Ia guest at tho Capitol
hotel. en- route to Manitou Springs. colo
Mrs. l.. G. Graham and family have left
for Morghns Point, to spend few weeks
MIR j. u. Bryant returned Yesterday from
Austin, where he has been on legal business
j. W. Robinson of Marlin, Texas, n lumber
merchant was Bristol hotel guest yestcr-
day.
Dr. c. Moore and w, f. Moore Of Ashby
Texas. were Ilutchins House guests yester-
day.
W. $. McGraw. who travcs for a shoe nrm
" New York. was n Capitol hotel guest yes
tcrday.
w. r. johnson and n. w, Mcncham Of ST..
| Louis were business visitors yesterday IN
| Houston.
! 7 Bailey OF Washington p. G., made
| his headquarters nt the Capitol while here
yesterday.
James H. Tricc, travelling man of Gin
| yesterday.
charles u. Frcta representing n leather and
shddlcry house of Dallas, was doing business
| here yesterday.
W H. Clark, A. r. Meyer and C. II. Finncy
| Of Kansas city were guests at the Capitol
| hotel yesterday
e. H. Walker prominent min man OF
Porters. Texns was gnest at the Iutchins
while on business here yesterday
g. I lcake, chief clerk of the railway mail
service, was taken sick Thursday and Is no"
confined to his he'd at tho Capitol hotc,.
! c. Ellis. G, ! Silversteln and A. Miller OF
New York are enjoying the coast country eli
mnte.
Houston has lost another Of her patriotic
young men In Mr.. Jake Mckinney, who do
parted with the Houston Cavalry Friday
| morning,
| G, s ". Holland. accompanied by his fam
lily, passed through Houston last ovening->s
route to Kentucky and tho East, whore they
! viii spend the summer
/ vtri i,g
yesterday evening for their old home I'm Biz,
mngham. Ky, whorc they expect to spend
the remainder Of the summcr.
II o. stayton, Harry Jervey, william II
| Rogers, w. r, Snuborn and Clayton Parkhili
all otnccra of the United Sintes volunteers
are registered at the Lawlor.
j. II. Mcbride Of Velasco T. Wright Of Nc
Gregor, J, II norroum OF Kennedy and w, j
lytlc Of san Antonio were Interior rexh'
gucste az the liuichins House yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs, l, j. Parks and Mrs, Rosin
RYAN NJ Houston aud Mrs G. j. Smith an'
MIR. G. T. Gallagher Of Austin formed part,
Of visitors who inspected The Posts plant las
nlrht
Jamca r. Hnl Of Livingston. F. Grundmar
Of Orange, H. II Rice OF Marlin, l. w Brazet
ton Ct waco g f. Patton OF Nalda and NaTr,
j.. Monroe of Dallas were Texas interior Wis
itore in the city yesterday,
II, W. Warren, prominent merchant ant
planter from Stmonton was IN the city las
niEht and took apartments at the Bristol III
came to meet his son Carl who was expected
TO arrive here last night.
| Andrew Henderson, In charge Of the sta
tlorery supply department OF the southern PA
cutie. with headquarters AT New orleans. is II
the city and will remain several days with hi
friends in Houston, whom he counts by tn
score
i. g, Iiaslam OF Baltimore Charles II
pcn8cn OF Cincinnati. e. A. Truber OF Tren
ton n. j., E, Edmund and Charles W
Jones Of Louisville aud i. F,nton OF Dotrol
were sister state representatives here yes
terday.
W, II. Lloyd, lr., Of Iiilcndnhl was in tn
city yesterday He says a construction force o
sixteen mon arrived at iiillcndahl and tina
the line of the Postal Telegraph company |
J hcing pushed vigorously forward towar'
Houston.
, Mrs c. Towles lett yesterday morning witt
her family Tor Fort Sam Houston, san An
tonic where she will Join her husband, Majo
G. rowlcs. OF tho cavalry regiment. The
will romolr there until the cavalry is sen
to the FROM,
G A. Bush, wife and SON Of Anglcton wer
In the city yesterday aud stopped at the Bris
toll MI, Bush is an attorney and came her
10 see his family away on n visit to tn
North to spend the summer, lie viii remain
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