The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-01
Personal MENTION

Miss Susie Quinby is visiting HienuS
La Porte
]. NJ. Brownson. the wel-known banker Oh
Victoria. is located at the BrlsVoi'
Mr. vt,l,am Dissen has returned home alter
a pleasant trip through Colorado ana oVa"
f. b. Carlton and wife OF wharton we're WI,
among the arrivals yesterday al the pIl9'o'
Mr.. Il. b. Hardie Of Greenville, travelling
agent OF Texas Farm and Ranch. Is ID 'ne
city
Miss Zeolide Pilot has returned home after
being much benefited by months stay Ill
Marlin.
Mr.. w. e. Buckley and family have re-
turned to the city after months outing IN
West Texas.
An old Houston boy. Mr.. T. P. Junkl9. now
of Charlottesville, Va. stopped yesterday a'
the Latham.
Mr.. ]. E. McAshan. cashier of the South
Texas National bank. will return today from
trip 10 Atlanta
Miss May Grunewald of New Orleans mas
arrived in the city to spend Few Gays WIN
her uncle. Mr. g. Grunewald.
Miss Madeline Norris, one OF Eagle Lake
popular young ladies' Is visiting Houston AS
the guest of Miss Kate Bringhurst.
Mr. Werner white the artist. is up from
Galveston and contemplates trip 10 suul
Lake in the interest OF his health.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hackney and children,
after an absence of week, have returned 70
the city and are again at the Bristol'
! Mrs Frank J. Smith and daughter have re
! turned from Comfort, Texas. where they have
been visiting for the past two months
| Mr.. Ed Settegast and wife returned home
after ar extensive bridal tour, visiting al
points OF interest in Colorado and Utah
Mrs. Presley X. Ewing left yesterday foi
La Porte being called there on account OF
the critical illness of her father. Captain c
r. Williams
MIR. Frank II. Meyer. the architect OF the
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone com
pany left last night for San Antonio oil
company business
Colonel P. G. Rucker, recently engaged
in the real estate and Insurance business II
this city, has gone to Beaumont where NJ
expects to reside in future.
Mrs. W. A. Malin. after a very pleasan
stay at the surfslde hotel Veasco beach, ha
returned to the Bristol Mrs. Malin vii
shortly return to the Surfside to remain
throughout the season
MIR. l. G. Parr and bride, mes Miss Ami
l.. Green, the daughter OF Mr.. W. L. Greer
OF Waelder. are spending Il few days OF thei
bridal tour in this city and are now stopping
at the LawlUr hotel
The we'll known cotton men, Messrs. W
q. Hatchen OF Montgomery Ala; NJ A
Mitaranga, head man of Ralli Brothers il
Texas. and William Pngen of Liverpool ar
stopping at the Latham.
At the Capitol were registered yesterda
Judge Wells Thompson OF Matagorda county
E4bbcue WILSON, VI blhLNI ~ MI W II IN'u
inson Of the Equitable Life INSURANCE. com
pany, Austin, and Mr.. II. pullman, Dallas
l.. ]. Lantzenheser of Denver, Angus
kautzmann OF Dallas Il. f. Jalonick OF Dial
las w II. Ottman OF Galveston and VIM. +
Sonneman of Sheboygan, Wis. were anon
} the arrivals yesterday at the Hutchins house
$. b. We'll, manager tor l.. NJ. Rich, ma
returned from visit Ia New York and othe
, Northern points Mr. We'll says the outloo
} for business the coming fall and winter
good. Everywhere he went he found busi
ness men optimistic.
The following travelling men are among tn
, arrivals at the Bristol: w H Nichols Ok;
, homa; J. g. Jones, George Simmons $
Louis; Joseph Holm, Rochester; c. G. Bruc
f, Galveston; W L. Coleman Dallas; J "
Woodson. Cuero; L. B Leslie Dallas J. I
Hagers, Shreveport Paul Fancon, y. T. AZ
Z ans, New Orleans; A. NJ Bowers. Kansa
/ City.