San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-11
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beWis Vook mas Ieturncu uomo itotn
the North west.
II, b. Minor is out witha proposition
for . boys school at Seguiu,
NJ. Won Rondsu has removed to New
Brsunfels.
Geo. II. Wards saloon has been closed
for about . week. We understand no
has left town.
Miss Nsttio Mauford. Of Luling, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Basil
Daley.
Mr,. Andrews, Of Science Hall Acad.
envy. visited the Normal School on yes
terday and to day.
Our young friend, Mr.. Irion, Is hap
py--we might say exultant. It's = ten
pound boy.
Sidney 8. Coz, formerly student
10 Coronal Iustitue, is publishing tho
Lesarto News, an interesting little
sheet.
q, Billingsly has handed US a seed.
Ing cling stone peach, grown on his
mountain place, which is hard to beat.
Mr.. Good has retired from the Ex.
change Hotel, and is succeeded, az we
arc informed, By Mrs. Shaffer, of Round
Rock.
Il. Smith has closed his boarding
house and removed with his family to
San Antonio, and is succeeded by MIR.
Wilson, recently from Tennessee.
Kimberley and Bozar,h are tho par
ties who furnish Sau Marcos with
vegetables. Their garden is near
jacobs we'll"
Since writing the paragraph below
concerning Rev. Q. W. Cock, we notice
he has put in 40 appearance in pe,son
in our midst, but We presume only tenn
porarily.
Rev G. W. Cock writes US from
Runuels city that it is burning dry and
hot there, Good demand for land, sheep
taking the country, cattle moving furth'
or out.
Thanks to Ed. j. L Green. Ed. for
interesting facts concerning the lato Ma.
sonic demonstration ut Dripping Springs,
| We hope to have a continuance OF cor
respondenco from that quarter.
| Miss House, of San AutoGioo, one Of
the teachers Of the public schools Of that
city, 10 attendance at our Normal School
and handsome and graceful young lady
lectures with ability and effect.
Miss Caldwell, dressmaksr, is already
receiving frequent orders at her new loca
tion. Hiuze's building, and has letters
from a di,tance complimonting very
highly the execution of work which HAD
been entrusted to her.
Our fair friend, Miss Adice Harvey
has received from her brother, residing a
Abilene, a pair Of pets OF very move
and interesting characterize NEAR
prairie dogs. They resemble squirrels
and also puppies, and arc as gentle snc
sportive as kittens.
We had the pleasure OF Call las
week from Prof. Wiun, Principal .
the Austin city schools. He impressed
us as az uuassuming gentleman, OF ster
ling worth. He is engaged in an impor
tapt and responsible work, in which We
are glad to believe he will ultimately b.
we'll sustained at Austin.
Mr., Hufines, Of the Singer sewinl
machine agency, has removed to Terrell
The Office has been removed into The
rear part of Mr.. Hinzie's warehouse, and
is in charge of the two travelling agents
assisted by Miss Ada Caldwellas regula
ales- woman. She also has her dress,
making establish ment in the same build
ing.
We are informed that our typos were
guilty last week of converting I
young lady in attendance at the Norma
School into a married lady. We allud'
to Miss Olga Vahldicck, Of Cuero. Well
we suppose that is the anticipated fate o
all young ladies still we must admit tn
types were iuexcusable in getting ahea'
of the facts in this unceremouiou
fashion. II,
| ILL., SLoto1 Rook Auatin ia III