The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
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personal MENTION.


H. l.. Benson of Sour Lake is in the city.
Mr.. P. B. Caldwell of Cuero was in the city
yesterday.
John B. Chace of Olga. N. D., is at the
Bristol
b. Lindemuth of velasco is registered at the
Rristol
w j. Moroney of Dallas was in the city
w. L. Sanford OF Sherman was in the city
yesterday.
S. c. Boiling Of Springfield. ILL.,, is stopping
o. the Bristol.
T. w Reneau OF San Antonio was IN the
city yesterday.
Charles A. Doerlng left for Austin yester
W. j. Branch and T. II. Mottler OF Palestine
are In the city.
Harley Il. Gibbs of Cleveland. Ohio, is regis
tered at the Bristol.
Mr. j. c. Crisp was an arrival In Houston
yesterday from Beevlle.
George S. Howell and s. Marsh Of Chicago
are stopping at the Bristol
Mr.. f. c. Taylor of Hot Springs. Ark. is
in the city, expecting to locate permanently.
Manager Van Week OF the Southern Pa
cihc returned yesterday from trip to New
| Orleans.
Mr.. ]. w Short and wife and Miss Evelyn
! Short Of Segun were prominent visitors to the
city yesterday.
| Miss Josephine Mitchell of Columbus, Mo-,
is visiting her sister, Miss Henrietta Price,
2616 Brazos street.
Mr. Lon II. Curtin has returned from the
East, where he has been receiving instruc-
tons as an optician.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. Adds and little ones VIII
spend the day in Rosenberg today with Mes
danes Adams and Habermacher.
Mrs John f. Boring, daughter Kathleen and
sister. Miss Morrison leave for Chicago OIL
Tuesday night to spend the sumemr
| ubo has
family of Mr. b. + Weems 1916 Rusk ave
nue., left yesterday over the Santa Pc for hei
home in New York.
Mrs. w. A. Polk and daughter, Miss Jessie
lave Just returned from three months Vlsl
To Hot Springs where Mrs Folks parents re
side. They are again at home in Cah Lawn
Mr. Robert Sanford of Sherman and Mr..
p. Duncan of Waco were in Houston yestef
day attending a meeting Of the executive
committee OF the Texas Hardware Jobbers as
ISOLATION, and left last night for their MONIES
Mrs +. W. Hoffman, and Mrs. =. {. Lo
, renzen and daughters have gone FOR a visl
to Virginia. From there they WIN VISIT NeN
ork City for a few days on their way TO tn
White mountains, where they will spend III
summer
, Miss Fannie Clemow was one Of the steam
ship Concho's passengers for New YORK o
: Thursday She goes to Philadelphia TO Vis
< friends for a month, and will later JOIN ne
4, relatives in England to return with them !
A October.
, Bishop Tikhon OF the Greek church OF IN
A United States arrived in Houston last Mgr
OF the Southern Pacific train from New OF
leans, en- route to his home in san Franclsc
:. from a trip East. He will 60 to GalYe5to
this morning to visit the Greek church
i that city
8 Mr. Herman Brown. buyer for Henry Brow
= G. Co. left yesterday for the Eastern ma
[, kets Mr. Brown says that their summit
:, trade has been exceptionally good and I'M
he is forced to buy almost new stock
goods to finish out the summer months
a The following were passengers who lie
Houston yesterday on the International ar
Great Northern fast mail train: Mrs. a.
/ Richardson and Miss Jennie Richardson, u
troit. Mich Miss Joyce Lucas, s. Lou
= Mo: J. b. Hne Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. XII
brough Griffin, Ga; K, G whiting, n,
York City John McCaffe, Albany, ~ y, vi
J P Cook. Admission. Ala; Mrs c, r Mem
Ian, St Paul, MINI, w. D. Routt, Cnat'
nooga, Tenn. d Slagle. st, Louis
Major E G. Hoyler OF Akron, ohio. arriv
IN the city yesterday with Mr. w. Slossc
who met him in Kansas city and accompanl
him to Houston. where he comes TO go u
the lumber business, He had arranged
purchase saw mill at Dayton, this state, !
on arriving he received telegram from
owners that they had sold the mil to or
parties on the day of his arrival, Major Ht
Ter is DESTROYS of engaging in some manui'
turing business in the South. and, being mi
pleased with Houston may be induced to c
bark i'm some enterprise here