The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-09
Personal.

Mr.. H. SchOheld, has arrived rom d.
Petersburg.
DR.. Mills, of Pleasanton, arrived in the city
on Sunday. r--...
Mr.. E. R. Lane, of Goliad, has arrived at
Hord's hotel.
Mr.. H. T. Debartleben, the coal king, is
again in our city.
Colonel Oglesby, of the state troops, is
again in our city. ,
The Hon. John Ireland, of Seguin, is pass
ing through the city.
Colonel Zanderson, the 'well-known wool
buyer, has returned.
Mr.. John T. Lyle, the cattle king, is
guest at Hord's hotel.
Mr.. N. R. Maxwell, Sunset contractor, is
staying at the Menger.
Sergeant Rudd, of the state troops, is con-
fined to his bed by fever.
Capt. Kicker, of the firm of Kicker & Lee,
contractors, is in the city.
Mr.. B. A. Sheidley, stock man, Of Kansas
City, is at the Menger hotel.
Mr.. w. r. Wallace, attorney, of Castroviile,
is quartered at the Central hotel.
Mr.. John A. and Mrs. Green, of Austin,
are registered at the Vance hotel.
J. B. Bowman, prominent capitalist from
Kentucky, is quartered at Hord's.
The Evangeline troupe arrived in the city
yesterday, and are ready for business.
Capt. N. w. Hunter, right-of-way agent Of
the l. & G. N, is doing business in the city.
Mr.. G. w. Angle, of the I. & G. N. rail-
road, passed through the city to-day for
Laredo.
Mr.. w. E. Springall, engineer, left this
morning for Devils river, to take part in the
extension work there.
Mr.. w. G. Hughes, ofKendall county, is in
the city. He reports the sheep interests in his
county in Aourishing condition.
Mr.. Moritz Rosy, one Of San Antonio's
honored sons, has returned to his old home
after an absence of nearly one year.
Don Ruperto Regulado and his wife, who
are we'll known at Lampasas, are visiting the
city and are staying at the county clerks resi-
dence.
Mr.. G. D. Roemer left for Sherman yester-
day as deputy from the Milan Lodge No. 2.
A. o. u. w., to the Grand Lodge, which
meets at Sherman, Texas.
Mr.. John M. Bullock and A. T. Stephens,
two lively eastern railroad gentlemen. with
headquarters at Dallas, are in the city for day
or two, stopping at the Hord.
MAR. Masterson, one of Houston's prom
inenrattorneys, has located in western Texas
On account of failing health, he has abandoned
his profession, and will embark in the sheep
business.
Mr.. Shelton Sturgess, the we'll known
banker of Chicago, has arrived in the city, &C
companied by his family. His daughter will
remain in the city during the winter for the
benefit of her health.
Mr.. Charles Mathews, representing the
firm of w. S. Mathews & Sons, tobacco mer-
chants, and Mathews Leaf Tobacco Extract
Co., of Louisville, KY, is in the Alamo city,
in interest Of his firm, and is a guest at Hord's
hotel.
Mr.. T. M. Mcdaniel and John T.. Lyle,
the enterprising and solid stock men Of Medina
county, are in the city for few days, quarter
ed at Hord's They report cattle and sheep in
finer condition than for years, and stockmen
consequently happy.
Mr.. Sam. S. Smith, the county clerk, and
his family, have returned from Laredo. Mr..
Smith is looking remarkably well, and what is
better, says that he feels SO. He reports that
Laredo is still booming, and there appears to
be plenty of business and money. San Anto-
mans are there in plenty-in fact, every third
man seems to be resident Of the Alamo City.
5000 Texas grown Peach and Apple trees
for sale, Main street, opposite Express Office.
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