The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-28
,lu to be in readiness for the opening of the

thu to be In readiness for the opening Of the
legislature.
Mrs James u Eel. recently Of Philadelphia
but now o. San An a Is visiting Ma AZ s sns
l street
l. s. Ruppin. a hat man, who has been in
ne city loT several days. left last night over
points.
Mr. McMlllen has returned from Iowa.
| whittier he went on the cad mission OF accom-
panying the remains OF his daughter back
! Mrs. Thomas s. Foster Of sIo Crawford
| street has lust returned from New forh,
wnere she has been Waiting friends for the
| past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs ] w Garland Couson OF
| Waco are registered at tho Lswlor, Mr. Coui-
aon will remain In Houston for about a week
before leaving for Galveston.
Prof. w. NJ. Coleman OF the Sam Houston
| normal huntsville, mas been in the city for
several days. having been called here by the
serious Illness OF his mother.
l.. p. Tanner, representing w y. Cleveland
Co. came in yesterday evening and is quar-
tered at the Hutchips. business was very
good he reports. previous to the holidays.
Miss II. Mccormick and Miss l.. NJ. lin Of
Weimar wer,r. In the city last night. registered
ut the Hutchins house. and left for the north
ut II o'clock the International train.
Miss Eunice Hunter daughter OF Thomas
J. Hunter of Fort Bend county, Is on visit
to her sister, Mrs Frank Williford In this
Mr.. 7. j. Pat!llo and Mr.. De La Matyr, both
principals OF the Houston schools. have gone
to Austin TO attend the meeting of school SUI
periniondcnts and principals which is now In
session there.
Mi. Percy McGary, son OF MINOR d. L. Nc
Gary Of Age fame is IN the city from Geld
springs. where he Is now engaged In publish
Ing II newspaper and conducting ii very sue
cessful job office.
DR.. John 8. Logan Of ST. Joseph. Mo-, tn,
owner Of tho Lnwlor hotel building, has ar
nv ed In the city 10 spend rev ot the winter
which he is Interested.
:. General Manager W. G.. Van Yitek az the
Southern Pacific and his private secretary,
sa hw,d maoener' VII leave this morning. for
they Will be absent several days.
Prof. II. +. Egtnl OF Huntsville was in the
city Yesterday, He accompanied his wife and
Southern Pacific for lei Paso, where they viii
sDsnd several weeks with relatives.
Mr., j. n. Williams Of MILFORD. Texas. IL
spending few days in the city. Mr.. VIII
Texas infantry. He says the members OF the
Fourth regiment all have warm place In
their their hearts heart for Houston, and that within a
regiment would have gladly returned to Hous-
ton.
Mr., J. II. Dickinson Of New York. who ar
rived in the city yesterday and registered at
the Lawlor. has very happy mission in view.
Through the accidental obtaining of piece
OF information. 1T WAS made known that his
long lost brother, of whom he had not seen
ncr heard for forty years, was located on the
Santa Fe railroad only few miles from
Houston. 1t can be imagined that the meet.
Ing will be one Of rejoicing.
Mr., NJ. Stanley Robson, brother OF Frank
De Elass Robson. the baseball magnate of
Cleveland. Ohio. left the city early yesterday
morning for an outing of fishing and hunting
in the vicinity Of Sabine Pass Mr. C. Halna.
wav also of Cleveland and owner of a seventy
mile line OF street railway at Fort Wayne,
IA aI
Sar Antoaio, Galveston and Rockport in due
appreciation OF the South ms winter resort
II Is Thought likely that the object OF the trim
south may be the contemplation of bringing
the Cleveland baseball team to some point fin
IeNas to DO their spring training before COM
mencing the professional season.