The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-15
Personal MENTION.

Judge A c. Bulitt came in last night from
Mr. p C. Henderson of velasco is at the
nC \ s'hnelle OF Dallas is staying at the
Mr. George W Field of Halletsvillc is at
at the Bristol.
Mr.. Ea- Warren of Wallis is registered
az the Bristol.
Judge S L, Perryman returned last night
from East Texas.
Messrs. Y. A. Trnny and ]. A. Bass have
returned from st. Louis
Mr. Ben Burger is home after pleasant
visit to Columbus. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs +. II. Farweli OF Orange
we're in the city yesterday.
MIR w, p Woods and wife of ST. Louis
are guests al the Bristol.
Mr. james A. Harvey of Liverpool, Eng,
is ouartered al the Bristol,
Mr. c. b. Martin of Kirby & Martin re-
turned last night from Liberty.
MIR. j. r. Holman of Comanche. Texas.
vas among Yesterdays arrivals at the Bris-
tot.
Mr. r. King and wife of Dallas. en- route
to Mexico. were guests at the Bristol yes
tefday,
Miss Agnes Nitchke of Austin is on visit
to Mrs. D. c. sandel. corner Smith and
Tuam streets.
! Mr.. Sidney Murray has returned from the
East. where he has made quite success In
vaudeville.
MIR. VIM. KirlIcks. general manager of the
Hearne and Brazos Valley road. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. John McNeelv and little son Raymond
returned Yesterday from q three weeks visit
to friends in Denison.
Mr.. w NJ. crehan has returned from a
business trim to New York Hartford and
Icthor pcinta North and East
Mi. A. Breyer. a prominent cotton man OF
this city. returned yesterday after pleasure
trip cf two months In Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Flewelen left yes
to-day for their home nj Flewellen, Texas,
after short visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Baker and son 7. j..
Jr. left yesterday afternoon via the Interna-
tonal and Great Northern for Mexico.
Mrs, b. F Darlington. who has been Wis
itng her sister. Mrs. Gus TIPS. Will leave
this week for her home in San Antonio
Ntessrs, j. s. Markhata. j q. Ashford and
Keenan, Barrett, all well known citizens OF
huntsville, we're in the city yesterday.
MIR. Jack" Waties. son OF General j. r.
Nnties, is at home from Suwanee. Tcnn,
whore lie has been pursuing his studies.
Rev Or. T. w. Lingle of the Second Pres
byterlnn church and Edward o. Jones have
ing at Seabrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Taub. Misses Risa
Olga and Master Ben. returned Yesterday
from Manitou Colo. where they have been
spending several weeks.
C Weiss. who has been spending his vaca;;
ton at Marlin. returned Yesterday. He will
start to work again this morning in the mail
carrier department of the Dostofhce.
Mr.. B. oMalev and family Mr.. Ad6lph
Engel Mr.. Burnet and Mr.. j. Hamilton left
yesterday on tho International and Great
Northern merchants excursion to points in
Mexico.
Mrs. Robert McElroy after a visit with
relatives al Sst:Le Pass has gone To Pierce
City. Mo-, where she will spend some time
with her nctl er. Later she will go TO Ben
tonyille. Ark. for visit with her uncle.
United state- Senator James Berry.
DR.. A. NJ, Hobby. who has been In the
hos pital service OF the United States army
since the beginning OF the late war. arrived
in the city yesterday from san Franclsco,
and 10 with his parents. Judge and Mrs.
Edwin Hobby. Or. Hobby has been stationed
for n year with battery A, Third artillery,
at Fort St Mchaels, Alaska.
Mr.. Sam Park, manager OF large lumber
concern al Beaumont and MIR. T.. A. VIII
son. representative of the Arm al Monterey.
Mexico. spent Yesterday in the city on busi-
ness. Both gentlemen report the lumber
trade as hemg unusually good lust at present
and say that lie big order recently placed
with Texas company by the British gov
eminent will give a decided impetus TO all
branches OF the business. Mr.. Park is OF
the opinion that the lumber will be used
chiefly In tho British possessions In Africa.