The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and a
List of Recent Arrivals.

Charley. Small is again in the city.
Ar L. Baker, Of Seguin, is at the Vance
hotel.
Mr.. F. Groos has returned from his trip TO
Leon Springs.
r. H. Brown, an Oakville lawyer, has
apartments at the Vance.
Will f. Race, prominent merchant Of
Uvalde, is staying at Hord's.
F.. M. Miller, a citizen of Floresville, is
diffusing smiles at the Vance.
George c. Miller, stock dealer of Daven-
port, Texas, is booked at Hord's.
ID. II. Crowden and 10. Reid, of the G. II.
& S. A. railway, are at the Central.
A. r. Masterson, of Grove Rancho, and J..
G. Brown, of Uvalde, are registered at Hord' s
Hotel.
District Attorney J. d. Morrison quilted
the city for his home in Pieasanton this
morning.
!. II. Harrigan, Del Rio: Ben M. Patterson,
Junus Sweek and S. M. Thomas, Uvalde, are
at Hord's Hotel!'
George B. Dealy, of the Galveston News.
who was here on business trip last week, left
for home this morning.
c. Epson. an aspirant for political prefer
ence by the democratic party, is haunting the
cool corridors Of the Menger.
Hal. Costing, U. S. Marshal for this dis
trict was seen in Capitalization with COL
Epson at the Menger to-day.
Thomas c. Sheldon, wealthy stock dealer,
arrived with his family from Laredo last even
jig and is quartered at the Menger.
Hon. John Ireland, the democratic nominee
for governor, arrived at the Menger hotel from
Seguin last evening and left on the east-bound
train this morning.
Frank L. Tanning, of the Sunset r. r.,
has returned from a trip to north Texas, where
he visited his mother, and will return to his
post on the extension.
Among the guests at the Maverick are J. n.
Pace, of Waco; Henry II. Wood, of Balti
more; Edward Ambron and wife, Hampstead,
and !. H. Burtis, of St. Louis.
Tom. Piggott, a merchant of Brackets; A. ]
Williams, Floresville lawyer, aid w. H.
Brooker, a well-known travelling salesman,
are enjoying the hospitality of the Vance.
Registered at the Central are the names of
Frank Cook and J. II. Haston, Pecos; c. G.
Roberts. Eagle Pass; r. Klappenbach, Austin;
II. c. Criswell, Cuero, and E. Murphy, Bee
county.
John A. Harper, Eureka Springs, Ark; J..
T. McCarty, Monterey, Mex: Robt. Derum,
Helm; Mrs. Martin, Uvalde, and S. E Utley,
a railroad man of Palestine, are to be found at
Hord's
Departures on the train for Austin this
morning were &. c. Holland and wife, F. C..
fiouser of Monterey, II. f. Barnard, J. c.
Martin, and Major G. J. Gooch, division SUI
perintendent of the International railway.
Attorney General McLleary and Senator A.
w. Houston started for Menardville this
senatorial convention, to be held there. They
persons.
The Menger hotel register bears the sigma
lures of c. D. Jones, New York; w. +. Adair,
Louisville. Ky D. H. Brdsall, San Francis
CO: c. II. CARL, Eagle Pass; N. Q fIender-
son, a newspaper hend, accompanied by his
sister; ID. E. Bentley, of Tom Green county:
w. b. Hubbard, of Cotulla and K. M. Hall,
of La Sale.
Mr.. Nat Q Henderson. of the George
town Record, came in on last nights train,
bringing his sister, Miss Sallie Henderson,
here for medical treatment and such aid as a
change of climate, ETC.. will, probably bring
about. She has been quite i'll for many months
and has been conhued to her room for some
time. 1t is to he sincerely hoped that our
salubrious climate will prove beneficial.