The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-30
rEpyoNAL MENTION.

Mr.. Geo. II. Madden OF Louisville is In the
city.
Mr.. b. NJ. Gregory of Denison Is at th'
Bristol.
Mr. John C. Underwood OF Columbia is II
| the city
Mr.. f. T. Barnes of Pasadena is gucs'
| DR.. Dixie Bohan Tucker registered at tue
| Bristol last night
| Mr.. O. E. Payne OF Lutcher. La. Is .
guest at the Bristol.
| Mr. w. H. Galloway OF Fort Worth spent
| yesterday in the city.
p. j. Mantooth and E. A. Frost OF Lufkin
arc in the city on business.
NJ Miller. travelling auditor of the Crescent
News company. is in the city.
Greville A. Stallyhrass and r. r. England
Liverpool. ENGLAND, are In the city.
Captain George Locke of Locke Moore g.
Co.. Is in the CITY from Westlake. La.
Mrs. Lock of Canton Miss. is visiting rela-
tivcs In Houston and on Cedar BAYOU,
Mr. and Mrs. II X. Harrison OF Denison
were guests at the Bristol Yesterday.
Dr.. and Mrs. S. w. sholars of Orange
are the guests Of Mrs. M. j. Briscoe
Mr. w. J. Bently of New Orleans was
among Yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol
Mr. James S. Partridge of Texarkana was in
the city Yesterday, "A guest at the Bristol.
Mr. James Moore. well known business
man Of Galveston. was in the city yesterday
Mr. Randolph Dixon left last night on a
hunting and fishing trim In Montgomery
county
MIR NJ. Wolf, representing the Klmt:
Hearne company. registered at the Bristol
yesterday.
Mr.. Charles 3. sloat, well known railroad
man of Fort Worth, was among yesterdays
guests at the Bristol
Miss Ada Chambers has lust returned from
two months trip to Los Angeles and other
points OF interest in California,
Mrs w. s Wall and her sister, Miss Molle
Brown, have returned from Morgan Point,
where they have been spending the Sumner.
A letter from MIR Joe NJ. Sam states that
ho will leave Battle Creek, Mich. September
for II trip through some of the Eastern
States.
Mrs j. z. CASTOR and family have re-
turned from their summer residence at Nor
gan Point and are at home. 17l9 WASHINGTON
avenue.
$50 over the Central for Syracuse. N ~,
to spend a couple of months with the old
folks at home.
The families of Messrs, Adam and John
CLAY OF the Sixth ward have returned from
La Porte. where they have spent most de-
liehtful summer.
Mrs, John Hall (nee Miss Lillian Baldwin,,
with her daughter. Ida Ruth. is In the city
for three weeks visit to her mother. Mrs.
A. II Baldwin of 1904 Iceland avenue.
Major Spencer Hutchins left last night for
Memphis. Tenn. After transactin2 some mat
tiers of business there he will proceed to New
York. where he will spend three weeks or a
month.
MI e. S. Holmes. the government expert
repre- sentine the agricultural department
went to Halletsville yesterday morning and
returning to the citv last night. left imme-
diatey thereafter for Waco.
Rabbie H. Cohen OF Galveston came UP 10
visit Rabbi Lazarus. who is living dangerously
ill at St Josephs iniirmary. He remained
at the bedside of his sick confreree all after
noon, returning to Galveston at night.
Captain Sinclair Talaferro. trustee In bank
ruptcy for the w. d. Cleveland & Co. stock.
left last night for Austin, and while there
will confer with Governor Savers in regard
to his recent appointment as criminal district
Judge. Captain Talaferro says that Judging
from conversations he has had with II num-
her OF the creditors of Cleveland Co. he is
satisfied a satisfactory settlement can be ef-
feCted. should Mr.. Cleveland again assume
control of the business, Captain Taliaferro
thinks he can readily pull through.