The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-25
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and a
List Of Recent Arrivals.

A billiard, Texas ranger, is among the re-
cent arrivals at HOrd's.
Capt. Archibald Boyle, of Bracket, is in
the city on business.
John Desmuke has sold his farm and intends
to leave the country.
E. A. Stevens, wife and child, of Boerne.
are guests at the Menger.
A. Braustedt and family. Of New Braunfels,
are staying at the Menger.
Policeman Smith has gone to Hot Springs
for his health.
Officer Fitzhenry is in Austin. Fred Marsh
is filling Fitzhensy's position.
F. d. Levy, Palestine, and w. w. Golson,
Waco, went out on the International to-day.
X. II. Boykin, travelling agent for f. O..
Stannard & Co., St. Louis, is registered at the
Menger.
Mrs. c. M. Donaldson, Of st. Louis, wife
of the attorney of the Iron Mountain railway,
left for home this morning.
Gus S. Smith left for St. Louis to-day to
accept an office with Dodson & Hill, dealers
in pickles.
T. S. Harrison and his wife will start for
Kentucky and Indiana Tomorrow to visit
friends and relatives.
The recorders court clerk makes his own
cigarettes and smokes them when too many
friends are not near.
ID. Y. Without, his bride and her sister, Miss
S. Jarvis, are still occupying the bridal apart
ments at Hord's hotel.
A. J. Culpepper, of Pearsall, one of the
guests at Hord's, is making arrangements for
purchasing stock rancho in Fro county and
another in Dimmitt county.
Mrs. Power and Mrs ]. B. Murphy, Corpus
Christi; John A. Kerr, Cotulla, and Max
Raub, Galveston, arrived at the Menger to-
day.
S. H. Shannon. ST. Louis; J. II. COIN, Gal
weston; Miss Vale Campbell, Bryan; d..
Wineburgh, Mexico, and A. Dreyfus, New
York, are at the Maverick.
w. w. Holcombe, stock raiser of Rance;
Geo. Morgan, Houston; Jas F. Halle, Lare-
do. and Miss Florence Archer, Helena, are at
the Vance.
J. ]. Roberts, Del Rio; Dan Murphy, San
Diego; T. J. Lee, Fort Ewell; J. X. Weaver.
Pecos; and +. Blake; Rolly's Peak, are quar-
tered at the Central.
T. J. Pouton. prominent lawyer and w.
f. Jones, Gonzales; w. A. Sheppard, Ban
dera; Mrs. Bush Cockrill, Miss Stella Chism
and Bryan Heard, Flatonia; C.. w. Young
and wife, independence; and J. Mandola and
wife, Mexico, are at Hord's hotel
Richard Weymiller and his Bride left for
their rancho in Uvalde county this morning
They enjoyed their stay here, and before leav-
ing were the recipients of many pleasing dem
constructions of cordial friendship from both
old and new acquaintances.
Col. X. J. Shelton has returned from Cor
pus Christi and Laredo, where, during three
months stay, he bought large quantities of
wool. He will be in San Antonio through
the autumn business season.
JuniuS Means has announced himselfa can
didate tor county assessor, und Justice Anton
Adam is DESTROYS of re election. Both base
their hopes on the approaching democratic
convention.
COL Carny w. Stiles, some time an ed-
toria writer for the Galveston News, has sew
cred his connection with that paper and &C
cepted an editorial position on the Fort Worth
Gazette, Col Styles is known as vigorous,
graceful writer. Before he came to Texas he
was journalist In Georgia.
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