The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Personal MENTION.

w, l.. Hall Of Wharton Is at the Capitol.
c. II. Low of Dallas is at tho Lawlor.
w. l.. Mann Of Galveston is at tho Capitol
r. kiber OF Angleton is a guest at the
Bristol.
judge f. J. Dun OF AnEeton is at tn.
Capitol.
W. y. nrazeiton OF Waco was at the Capt
H.. C, Langham of beaumont is registered
at the Lawor,
c.. ". Carr OF Navasota is among the
Lawlors guests
r. Charles Hume OF Galveston is stopping
AZ the Bristol.
Chnrles r. Dunn OF New York is located
at tho Bristol.
e. A. Fletcher. a Beaumont lumberman,
Is at the Lawlor.
J. G. Paul Of Panhandle. Texas Is regis
tered at the Bristol
W. A. Lutcs OF Victoria. Texas. is DOM
ieled at the Bristol.
j. NJ. Moore OF Angleton Is among the
arrivals at the Capitol
Charles II Flnto and wife Of sinner is
among the guests OF the Capitol
Joe Sackman. accompanied by his son.
Eugene. Is stopping at the Latham.
Judge Wells Thompson Of Mntagorda is
among the late arrivals at tho Capitol.
I. p 1'ruylor came In Yesterday evening
from Victoria and Is a guest at the Capitol.
Alex. Khan leaves today over the Inter-
national ana Great Northern for Hartford.
Conn.
A. Sinclair prominent travelling sales
man ct Denison. is a recent arrival at the
latham
Clarence Rechman and wife left yesterday
for Few York by the International and Great
Northern flyer.
J; II. coryell Jr.. and w. II. Watson.
beth. Of Galveston. are anions the arrivals
at the Latham.
Mrs. Henrietta Bill has moved to 7o5 La
mar. where She VIII be pleased to SEQ her
friends on Fridays.
MI agd Mrs II. w. HcIneman and Mr.. w.
L. Kemp or Baltimore arrived last night and
nut up ut the Bristol.
J. Nj. Collins OF Birmingham. Ala. who
mas beon visiting his sister Mrs. Charlie
Cunyus, left for home last evening.
Dr, Charles H. EDGE left yesterday for
Mobile. Ala. and Atlanta. Ga. in the in
terest OF his journal, Dental Clippings.
DR.. X. A. Johnson, city health officer OF
Flatonls Is in the city Tor a few DAYS. Wis,
DaBby.
captain and Mrs, NJ, C. Howe arc in
Martin for the benefit OF the captains health,
VINO is reoorted improving. They viii re-
main until June !.
a. A. Green. .Jr. prominent insurance
man OF Dallas. is registered at the Lawlor,
hutus Cage an old Houstouinn IS u the
/ AS'-''N'' ithioNOltu from Ballab
The many friends OF Mrs. NJ r. Hunt Of
Clebufne. Texas nee Miss Katlo Martin OF
this city Will regret to learn OF her illness
! e. tho residence OF her mother Mrs. James
| Martin. Ills Hardy street
Meesrs. W. a. Rich of Columbus. Ohio. S.
| 10. Ludwig Of Cincinnati J. r. Chelf OF
London. kE. l.. q. Doney Of Tyler and II.
q. Rogers Of Waco are recent arrivals at the
Bristol.
! General O. G. heavens Is back from Mexico
whtre he went TO see Mao Stewart who is
/ stu in prison there. He found Stewart soma
what weak from his long confinement, but
not so sick to make it necessary for him
/ to 10 10 the hospital. Stewart has only now
about two more years to serve. when he
viii be u free man.
| Mr.. w. A. Hartman. editor OF tho Cor.
sicana sun, spent yesterday in Houston on
! his way home from Galveston Mir. Hart
! man Is enthusiastic over tho prospects OF the
| Central Texas metropolis Cursicana, he
SAYS. VIII solve the fuel problem for a large
area OF country. The DEVELOPMENT OF oil and
natural gas will enable manufacturers Ia
secure fuel at q nominal cost and this is =
great consideration IN fact big item OF
| expense to large manufacturing plant. The
| wells are neither owned nor operated by
tho Standard Oh trust though the trust buys
| the output and at present is paying good
| prices for the crude oil.