The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-Governor j. s. Hogg is at the Logan,
y. T. Ranllle OF Dallas is at the Lawlor.
Mr.. Gus Heyne has returned from wootan
wells,
Mr.. w. c. MCGOWAN of Columbus is at
the Rice.
Ed Call Of CorsIcann is ;ate arrival at
r. c. Judge Of Louisville is registered
at the Lawlor
A.. Young Of Kansas City is registered
at the Bristol.
X. J.. Krbcn OF Dallas is autographed
A at the Lawlor.
G. E. Forester of Salt Lake City Is a
guest at the Bristol.
a C. H. bell and wife OF San Antonio are
\ guests at the Lawlor.
q Attorney j. NJ Mathis of Brennan was
Y in the city last night
W. f. Bradley of Dallas is among the
a guests at TIE LaNlor.
" j. f. Mcknight n Haletsville contrac
tor, Is at the Hotel Logan.
II u Hoskins of st. Louis Is among
v the arrivals at the Lawlor.
Hon. Joe Lee Jamison Of Austin is among
a the guests at the Rice hotel.
r A. Lelamaine, accompanied by his
"A wife, are guests at the Logan.
4 II u. Patrick and NJ. Burter of Austin
81 nre among the Lawlor guests.
v Messrs. C. II. Drake aud b. II. McNulty
q of Austin are registered at the Rice hotel.
"a MtcSiH W. ~ uUl H. NJ. Munstu OF An
a gleton are guests at the Iutchns house.
Captain j g Smithers aud wife ~
a Huntsville are registered at the Lawlor.
& Judge Wells Thompson of Matagorda is
q among the prominent arrivals at the Rice.
n Mr.. w. II. Jerslg of Caldwell, prominent
& in the cotton circles there, is Mt the Rice.
"a Mr. +. b. Hughes, a popular salesman OF
W Austin. Is spending few days In the city.
n Mr.. Forster Rose and wife, promineu.
"A Beaumonters, ave apartments at the o,
M gan.
81 Mr.. Branch r. Masterson, well.known
VI Galvestonian, is in the city, a guest OF the
~ Logan.
Mr. b S. woodhead came in from Reau-
mont last night and Is registered at the
# Logon.
George ]. McManus came in last evening
"a from Beaumont and is chartered at the
"a Logan.
Mr.. Minor Stewart of the. law firm OF
81 Stewart q Stewart is stationed at the
s Logan.
Mr.. u. B.. Hussey, prominent real es.
the Logan.
Mr.. John Watson of BRENNAN, prominent
In the nursery circles Of South Texas is
In the city.
Miss Lucinda Singleton has returned to
Humble after a most delightful visit here
with friends
Miss Claire Convey has returned home ar
ter q month spent with friends in Cuero
and Thomaston.
Mr.. W. G. Scarf of Dallas president Of
the Scarf & O'Connor company, Is regis
4tered at the Rice.
Messrs. Dan Dickson Jr., and Jerome
Kelley left last night for NaYasota to spend
Sunday with friends.
j. r. Check, an attorney and general
solicitor of Galveston, is among the late
arrivals at the Logan.
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Oakley of Denver.
Colo. are in the city. stopping with Mrs
3Alberts, S12 Travis street.
W. s. Mesmer editor Of the San Antonio
Daily Light. was a visitor to the city "es
terday and Il guest of the Logan.
Miss Annie Beal after n pleasant visit
10 Mr. and Mrs. d. y. Hatch of Milan
street, will return to Galveston this morn
ing,
Mr.. C; ]. Palmer and family and Miss
margaret RAY returned home yesterday af-
ter pleasant vacation spent ON the great
lakes.
Messrs. F. c. Mitchell and c. A. IA
8sard of the contracting firm of c. y.
Gauthier & Co. are recent arrivals at the
e Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Mcintyre of Brennan
are in the city, having come down yester-
day g attend the funeral of Captain q.
a Quinlan.
f. NJ. cullman and w H. VAUGHAN, oil
men of Dallas, are at the Logan, after
spending the last week over at the Beau
M mont fields
# Mrs. j. c. thinner and daughter, Miss
a Edith have returned after an absence Of
two months spent at Winona Lake and
Indianapolis.
Mr. and. Mrs. l. N. Fitzgerald of DEM,
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs John McNeely.
12O6 La Brancn.
Miss Bertha Haler left Friday for her
home in Victoria after Il ten days, pleasant
kislt to her sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Haskell of
pail Chase street.
Mr. W. A. Malin proprietor of the
Bristol hotel returned home yesterday after
having visited Buffalo and other important
points in the East.
Mrs d. II. Saunders and son Earnest re
turned to the city yesterday morning after
having spent the summer very pleasantly
In Kentucky with relatives.
Mr.. P. c. Foley of the firm of Foley
Bros, returned yesterday on the lnterna-
sonal and Great Northern fast mail from
d business trip to New York.
& Mr.. II. f. MacGregor, general manager
of the Houston Electric Street Railway
company, left over the International and
Great Northern yesterday for Boston, Mass
Mrs. II y. Dudley has returned from a
three months visit TO Colorado and Kan;
x sas CITY, where she took o course OF vocal
obstruction from Prof Francis Fischer
OF music.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Newbauer, after spend
ing the summer sojourning in the East Wis
Citing relatives, returned to the city yes
terday and are again located at the Brls
tol hotel.
3f Bud" Conner Of Dallas, exmayor of
Beading citizens of North Texas, was In the
city yesterday and attended Captain Qnin,
Mans funeral.
@ Mrs Lawrence Ludlow Cohen and daugh.
Ger Miss Elizabeth Beatrice returned yes
teIday from the Pacific slope aud Les An
geles, where they have soiourned for the
past nVe months.
Miss Kate Brlnghurst left Wednesday
hight to visit relatives In New York city
Long Branch, n. j., and Philadelphia. She
will also visit the Pan-Amerlcan exposi
fion before returning.
Mr.. W. p. Doran of Hampstead the old
war correspondent under the non de plume
of Sioux" came down yesterday TO at
end the fureral Of his former comrade Ia
arms, Captain Quinan.
Mr.. ]. w. Payne, treasurer of the Hous
ton Electric Street Railway company, re
turned to the city yesterday from an ex
tended soiourn in New York aud othel
tities of the North and East,
Mrs. Ed Newbouer has returned from the
East. While absent she visited Buffalo
Thousand Islands, Canada and New York
She and Mr. Newbouer are now at the
Bristol hotel for the winter.
W Miss Hattie Weber of st. Louis, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss CqrSle
friester, POOP Rusk avenue, returned to
her homo last Thursday ufpht a the re-