The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. W. II. Stratton of Dallas was In the cit.
yesterday,
MIR. w. II. Prince of Waco was In Houston
yesterday.
Mr.. ]. NJ Sloan OF Navasota is staying
the Bristol.
Mr.. Fort Smith OF Galveston is quartere'
at the Bristol.
Mr.. w NJ Boyle OF Galveston spent yes'er
day in the city.
Mr.. r. r Brandon OF New orleans is regis
tered at the Bristol.
Mayor d. F. Wheat of Beaumont. arrived
in tle city last night.
Mr.. Nat F. Wolfe OF San Antonio is late
arrival at the Bristol
Messrs E.. H. Lipscomh ana M NJ staten
OF Lockhart are In the city.
Mr. Robert NJ, Franklin OF Galveston regis
tered at the Bristol yesterday
Mrs w. E. Fowler of Huntsville was Q
guest at the Bristol yesterday.
Mr.. w. C. Abercrombie registered at the
Llistol from Huntsville yesterday
Miss Pearle Dickson of Wharton is the
guest of Miss Florence Townsend
Mr.. D. b. Hatch of Galveston was amons
yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol.
Messrs. Carey Shaw and L. D. Shaw of Co.
lumbus spent yesterday in Houston
pr. w r.. Eckhardt is back from month $
outing at the mouth of the san Bernard.
7. H. spooner OF Gonzales, superintendent
OF penitentiary inspectors, is in the city.
Mrs. c. Munger and daughter Miss
Edith, are spending few Gays in Galveston
Mr.. A. Mohr OF Arcadia. Iowa, en- route to
Haywood. Texas spent the night at the Brls-
toll.
Miss Lula Thornhill of Brennan is visiting
her aunt, Mrs William Howard at 1910 Craw-
fora street.
Mr.. John Kennedy left yesterday for Hot
springs. Ark, over the International and
Great Northern.
q. Peden, who has just returned from visit
Ing South Carolina and Georgia, is confined to
his room by fever
MI. C. e. Blankenship, well known travel
Ing man, has returned TO fls headquarters
here after Tip TO interior points.
Messrs. w. 4. Morris of Karnes City, j. e.
Folts and A. Y. Baker OF Affair came in last
night and registered at the Bristol.
Miss Nina NlcFarlane and little brother of
Navasota arc in the city, visiting their aunt,
Mrs c. b Summers. PIG Jackson street.
Miss Leila CLAW Robbins has returned from
a months visit to relatives In Washington
county and is now at home at 1910 Crawford
Miss b. r. QUITS OF Galveston has returned
home. after very pleasant stay in Houston,
the guest OF her friend, Miss Angelo Du
mestre.
Miss Matte Stricklng left yesterday morn
ing for Navasota to take charge of the MILL
merry department of Mistrot Bros. q Co. in
that city
Mrs Charles j. Grant was in the city yes
terday en- route to her home In Dallas after a
stay Of several weeks in Galveston and other
points on the coast
Mr.. VIII Robb left for Galveston yesterday
morning. on route for New York by the Nal
Tory line. 10 accept position with the Ameri-
can Cotton company
Mr.. and MIS-. B. F. Bonner are enjoying a
visit from the formers mother. Mrs. w FL
Bonner Of Lufkin. and his sister, Mrs. j.
Coulter Means OF Gatesyille.
Mr., and Mrs. George &. Timmns aud daush-
ter, Frances Virginia. have returned from
their summer residence By-the-Sea. Sea-
brook, ahG are at home, 1910 Clay avenue.
Misses Rose and Lillian Schrumpf who have
been spending the summer with their COUSIN
Hiss Lillian sutherland, leave for Guthrie,
O. T., where they will spend a few days pre-
v,ous to their return TO Kansas City.
MIR S, D. Fisher formerly connected with
the Direct Navigation company of this city
has accented n position with the Central Texas
and Northwestern railroad. with headquarters
at WaNahachle Texas. Mr.. Fisher leaves to-
night for his future home.
DR.. Folseter State veterinary surgeon and
a member of the State board OF stock commits
sloners, was IN the city yesterday on his re-
turn from Jackson and Dewitt counties In
Jackson county he found some Charlton, and
IN Dewitt he found something that was un-
usual, namely, native cattle dying from Texas
fever