San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02
Personal,

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MIR, Rapp, Of Carboudsle. H., ba,
bee" sisish'g his brsthsrIstthis siY.
We Sno,ice Prov Barker andy, NJ
killough in town.
Among tue new arrivals that we have
heard "i 10 that oiiMr. French Of Ala
bama,
Mr.. Farris, for the present. Il least,
has closed tho salo VI liquor iu bis
saloon. % 58f r. + eT
MIR. Evans Of Galveston. IN nrqusin.
tnnco of Mr. j. Ross Brown, is here for
his health. lie is au agreeable gentle.
AIR. AE D.r !. enjoying relief
fran. the care and tribula,iou Of city
ffs at Gulleii's rancho.
Mr., lHpp is going to rough Il" out
at Co"cho. Hope liz may speedily NJ.
gain his hoHlth ~ I,.f,tlUSs
Mrs, Mead is preparing for a trip and
visit uorthwsrd, to be- absentg several
weeks. -.
{ Mrs Il. II. slitchclli warns tho pub.
lie again.t buying wood cut On her iprm
See notice in this Issue. - a'hpf -
We are glad to see friend HoIkips
able to be on. the street again after his
long illnes'9i&il F'IGE.iii
2 Frank Mitchell, former cmployc for
Mr. Hsnkla, it il Learned, has joined tic
u, s, army on the .troniiCr-----.---.-,
B. +. Xanlaudipgham, is selling n
good srticle Of wash blue ofhis pwn gct
ting up. Remember and all the blind.
We met at San Antonio this week
Mrs. Cochran, wife OF the conductor
of the Evening FINES. of hut city, tor-
::msfB Of this place. y n - 4
We met GINS Brackucy. at the Vance
House San "A ntonio, Monday. lie was
ifurmcrly of this place, but il not III the
mercantile busindss latStaples' Store.
Young Mr.. Gull4t has flock Of
sheep at Dauch's Gplch, Hisryfa'her
aud f,milyare residing isouie1hero be-
You'd San Autouioy jrYwaMfM
A child Of john Hoover, tenant OF
j. L. Malone. formerly from Kansas
was buried on the same day Arthur
Denton's funeral took place. 4
AT the s. $. convention We were nap
by to greet Mr.. Vim. Roach, the faith.
full secretary. and our talented CORE.
spcndent from Kyle. Many long and
happy days we bespeak for Willie.
We had a call last week from p. r.
Rogers, formerly &, of Henry county
indiana, now aeneralwcstern agent Of
the Memphis aud Charleston Il. Il ,
resident at Dallas,
Rev. Mr.. Joyce presided at the ,funer-
al services ot.Arthur Denton, Rey. tMr.
Fisher prayed. Messrs. Brewer, East
ham, Hutchins, Glover, Cameron AMI
Reed, young men about the age of the
deceased, otficiuted as pail bearers. The
funeral was largely attended, .,s".
Mr.Griffin. the husband Of the lady
whose death was recorded in our last,
"a daughter Of Mr.. Galloway, SEN, OF
this place.) was at work in eastern Tex.
rs, and was unable to reach here till
some three or four days after her burial
Sad. 30" ... 2 r &sa
The late Col. Lycll was one Of. the
persons whore lives have been rrolong
cd by coming to this country. We
have hear him say when he came here
some twenty five years since, he, was
SO far gone that he could not get out Of
his carriage without help. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left for San An
tonic, May ii, where ttcy Will remain
a short time, 1t is thought Mrs. Is
will remain there the entire summer.
1t is learned that Mr.. Brown will pro-
coed TO an active canvass Tor a proml
ncnt firm in this part Of the state. The
best wishes OF friends accompany them.
= We metat San Antonio, Major Penn,
the, noted reviyalist, and had consider
able conversation with him. We also
attended one of hissmeetiDgs, which lie
was shout closing SITTER some six or seven
weeks service. lie gotauext to Gonzales.
He wished ussto say to Out. people that
he had become satisfied that he cannot
come 10 fbis'pIaces before October. but
will be certain TO conc at that time.
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