The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-20
Personal MENTION.

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w. L. Mann OF Galveston is auar,ered at the
| Bristol.
Miss Mclaughlin of Austin is visiting in
| Houston.
J. W Barker Of Philadelphia is stopping at
| the Bristol.
Miss Susie ounby has gone TO Bryan to visit
| Miss Title Hanson
| Judge n. c. Outlet OF Tivoli, Texas, arrived
III the city last evening.
V. NJ. Donigan. a merchant OF Brockshire,
is registered at the Bristol.
MIR j. r. Kennard ana Miss Eloise Kennard
OF Gonzales are In the city
Mr.. +. q. seuter was In the city yesterday
on business trip from Dallas
Miss Ada Fox OF New Orleans 10 visiting In
the city, the guest OF Miss Petit
Mr.. w. H. Bieknell well known travelling
man from New York, is In the city
Mrs. T.. f. Taylor left over the Macaron,
yesterday to visit friends in Victoria.
j. H. marlborough and wife of NavasotA
were guests at the Bristol yesterday
Mr.. NJ NJ. Mcfarland, a popular knight OF
the grip, was here yesterday from Dallas.
Mr.. John w. Henderson. the we'll known
commercial tourist, Is here from Victoria.
Mr.. ]. u. Savers Jr., OF Gonzales, a nephew
OF Governor Savers is located at the Bristol
Mrs. S. NJ. Law and Master Prosper Packard
OF Bryan are visiting Mrs 81 Packard at i6ii
Dell.
Mr.. Vernon Leman left for New York on
the International and Great Northern yester
day.
Mrs c. H. Lucy and children left yesterday
on the International aud Great Northern for
Columbus, Ohio
Misses Lula and Ella STREET. left las, night
for two weeks visit 20 friends at Morgans
Point and La Porte.
Miss Florence McMinn who has been visit
ing friends IN Houston returns this morning
to her home in Arkansas Pass
Mir and Mrs. c. G. Pilot and small son left
yesterday on the International and Great
Northern fast mail for Chicago
Mrs. T. p. DavIss and family have gone to
Mexia and will 20 thence to Dallas, where
they expect to remain for several weeks
Mr.. Joe NJ. Sam was a passenger for Ben.
ton Harhor, Mich, on yesterday afternoon
International and Great Northern fast mail.
Mrs S. r. Fiauet has returned from au ex-
tended visit to Marlin very much improved In
health. to the delight Of her many friends
James Pryor member OF the Houston Post
Rides. has returned from Cuba and Is greet
ing his many friends with his same old Jovial
smile.
Miss Maggie May Arnold. who has been
visiting relatives In Dallas and Cotsicana, Us
al home with her grandparents at 1903 Texas
avenue,
Messrs. F. j. Dunf and j. NJ Moore tt An
gleton, who were in the city yesterday, report
That great many young quail and prairie
chickens were drowned out in Brasoria county
during the food.
MIR. Charles A. Newning. editor OF the
Southern Industrial and Lumber Review, a
prominent lumber trade journal. now pub
lshed In Austin. spent yesterday in the city
and returned to his headquarters last night
Corporal james Morlarty OF the Houston
Post Rifles has returned 10 the city after an
absence of year. He Ia the last one of tha'
command. and is the proud possessor of dis
charge bearing the words, Honest and faitn-
full service.
Mr.. F. w. Smith, president of the Meadow |
brook cotton mills. came in from Barker last
night and states that six cars of the mat
ohinery for the new cotton mill were unloaded
yesterday There are now seventy-two cars
on the way and will all arrive at Barker WITH |
in the next ten days.
Mrs. Mary Rosenheld, widow of the lata
Michael Rosenfield for thirty years a resident
OF this city left last night to spend several
days with relatives in Dallas, and from there
will proceed to Nevada. Mo. TO reside pei
with her brother. She Will be-
missed by large circle of friends