The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-22
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and q
List Of Recent Arrivals.

Judge J. A. Ware is in town
A. w. Scoble, Fort Worth, is to be found
! at the Vance.
G. w. S. Baker, a merchant of Sabine, is
on the books at the Vance.
Mr. Thomas A. Dwyer is absent from the
city, visiting friends and relatives.
C. A. Palmer has returned from prospect
ing excursion in Kimble county.
Daniel H. Crowders, of the G. H. & S. A.
railway, is at the Central hotel.
T. P. Stevens, Colorado, Tex, and E. R.
Rodgers, Waco, are guests at the Maverick.
The Hon. Scion Stewart and his bride
have returned to San Antonio for a brief
visit
Neal Caldwell, rampant ranger under o.
lesby, is beaming on his acquaintance at
Hord's.
DR.. V. o. King, one Of the delegates to the
senatorial convention, left for Menardville
to-day.
A. G.. Pickett, prominent citizen of Flor
esville and mail contractor, is quartered at the
Central.
S. w. Snowden. a merchant of Tilden, re-
turned to this city o-day, and took apartments
al the Central.
Mrs. Fannie Porter, an old resident of this
city, but now postmistress Of Ell Paso, is in
the city on business.
E. Gauwain and wife are at the Menger
with twenty-three school children, on an ex-
cursion from Menardville.
T. P. McDavitt, N. O.; J. E. Jackson, Kan
sas City; and H. ID. Bradley and c. Tom, Of
Brady, registered at Hord's hotel this morn
ing.
Jake Mitchell, Galveston; M. c. Racer,
Eagle Pass; J. H. Burtis, St. Louis, and Geo.
B. Harrison, Chicago, left on the north bound
train this morning.
Prof. Thos. Doach, is stopping at the Vance,
| on the way from his home in Weldon, to
Mexico, where he intends to regain, if posi-
BILE, lost health.
Lee Hall, deputy U. S. marshal, came in
| from St. Louis to-day, and will leave soon for
his stock ranch in LaSalle county. He is
staying at the Menger.
o. S. Newell. a sheep raiser. and D. J.
Crouch, a cattle dealer, arrived from Kinney
county this morning, and met their friends in
the corridors at Hord's. =
Bryan Heard, Miss Matte G.. Ccckrill,
Miss Stella Chunn and Eugene Cockrill have
made pleasure excursion from Flatonia, and
are visiting friends in the city.
c. R. Prouty and w. X. Adams came up
from Laredo and report good time while en-
| transit over land. Mr.. A. is building some
So h,c in hot huru
S. T. DOVE, LaSalle county: S. S. Evans,
Laredo; F. S. Waldrope and P. Wimberly,
Hano; w. H. Wimberly, Pearsall, and w. b.
Wofford, Cuero, are at the Central.
Miss Mary Mayer, Miss Sallie Green and
Mr.. X. A. Holland started for Floresville yes
terday to attend Prof. Hunts musical con
vention. Others leave for there to-day.
w. II. Eastland, New York commercial
traveller; R. Walther, New Orleans; E. Buech-
ell. Eagle Pass, accompanying Miss F. West
hoff, Cuero, and Geo. L. North, Menardville,
are registered at the Menger.
A report Is current that Thad. w. Smith,
the present incumbent Of the county clerks
Office, will be opposed before the democratic
convention by J. F. Minter and possibly
Mayor French. The friends OF the latter say,
however, that he does not want any other po-
sition than the one he now occupies.
A large body of citizens left for Austin at
l O'Clock to-day to attend the congressional
convention. The delegates we're F.. II. Gun
niagham, w. l.. Thompson, f. R. Lane, Ed,
Braden, S. G. Newton, Bryan Callaghan, T.
J. Devine, J. f. Dryer, N. Q. Green, II. B.
Andrews, b. I. Boone, Jay Minter, w. w.
Heron, Joe Cassiano, A. s. Chevalier, w.
H. Young, James NJ. Eckford, J. p. Simpson,
!. M. Penaloza, c. L. Wnrzbach, A. w.
Houston, j. X. Mason, J. Il. McLeary, w.
K. Story and Geo. R. Dashiell.
A Call for Aid.