The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-28

LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and List
Of Recent Arrivals.

Policeman Wagenfuhr is i'll.
Ed. Dignowity has returned to the city.
Captain OPlesby has gone to Eagle Pass.
Miss Kate Scudder, of Galveston, is in
Paris, France.
L. Burr and Chas. o. Geilhard, of this city,
are in Galveston.
Thos. F. Binnie, of Edinburgh, Scotland,
is guest at the Menger.
James Couri and family, of Houston, are at
the City hotel, New Orleans.
Chas. Sullivan and Pierce Johnston, Of
La Sale, are at the Hord hotel.
Thos. L. Darby, we'll known Sunset con-
tractor at the Pecos, is at the Menger.
Charles A. Davis is here in the interests of
Callender's colossal colored mnstrels.
Mrs. Agnes Schott was buried yesterday.
The funeral concourse was quite large.
Capt. G. J. Gooch, of Palestine, accom-
panied by Master Nat Brooks, are at the
Menger.
Mrs. Harley and family and William and
Mrs. Davidson left this morning on the Austin
train.
CT. D. Beck, proprietor of the Braden
hotel, was married Tuesday to Miss Mary
Miltenberger.
John Shlobohn, one of the Texas pioneers
who came here in 1896, died Monday on
Green's Bayou.
A. Banker Davis, of San Francisco, and A.
l.. Giles, of Laredo, are among the guests at
the Hotel Maverick.
]. A. Pillsbury, representing the old estab-
lished house of David Nichoiso, of St. Louis,
is soliciting orders in this city.
Wheat Thompson and the sons Of N. o.
Green left for the mechanical and agricultural
college at Bryan this morning.
Mr.. John James returned from Monterey
yesterday. He narrowly. escaped being shot
at Laredo during the Scott-Schilling fight.
Mr.. E. P. Claudon has received telegram
stating that Mr.. A. Cert will soon leave Havre,
France, with lot of Ramboulet bucks for
this city.
TT. Martin, recently Of the firm Of Cayce
& Martin, started to-day for Dripping Springs,
to accept position in Prof. Jordan's school
there.
Mr.. James Wahrenberger, a young archi-
tect recently Of Austin, has connected himself
with MIR. Dobson, well-known architect Of
this city.
F. S. and Mrs. Chittenden, Of Kansas City,
have arrived at the Menger. Mr.. Chittenden
seeks the vitalising climate Of San Antonio to
restore his health.
Harry Roberts, of Burnley, England, left
this morning on the Concho stage for Mccall
stay for several weeks.
E. G.. Smyth, the gentleman who was with
Mr.. King, the Boerne hotel keeper, when the
latter was accidentally killed, registered at
the Menger to-day.
Capt. F. A. Hill, formerly superintendent
and chief engineer of the Austin and North
western railroad, is at the Menger. lie is
here en- route for the headquarters of the San
Antonio and Gulf railroad.
Peter Jonas, A. Scholz and daughter, Paul
Wagner and two daughters, and Miss Louise
Fries, took the 7:I5 International train for
St. Louis, via Fort Worth to interview the
"veiled phrophet" and take in the St. Louis
fair next week.
Col. ]. c. Andrews, the railroad man; ].
w. Johnson, of the Houston Post; l. c. Stat
ford, treasurer Of the Anglo-Texas and Mexi-
can Mining Co.; w. II. Carleton, Of Hous-
ton and W. H. Owen, of San Antonio, were
in Washington, d. c., Monday.
Charley Mutually is happy man. He has
travelled in Canada, visited the principal
northern cities, dinedwith the Princess Louise
and the Marquis of Lorne, fraternzed with
Hanlon at his Island home and attended a
grand lodge meeting of the Knights Of Honor
/ Detroit.
E. H. Baker and T. M. Fuller are in
Memphis, w. T. Jones in Philadelphia, Miss
c. Helensworth (of Austin), A. M. Hatfield,
H. c. Robinson, J. D. Bryan and wife Fort
WORTH, A. V. Richards and family Calves
tony, Hon. T. H. Bowman (AAtin), E. M.
Haure and wife, J. H. Stevens (Goliad), w.
S. Bryant (Palestine), c. c. Chapman (El
Paso), John J. Knight (Dallas), were in St.
Louis Tuesday.