San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-22
Personals.
Jere Smith has resumed draying,


Miss Matte lively, We are glad to notice,
has returned home.
Tom Glover has gone on apleasure trip to
st. Louis.
Miss Matte Heaton's school is out and
she is at home again.
Mr.. Fromme has very nice article OF
honey OF his own raising.
/ Mr.. Brewer left on Monday for his new
field of labor, Lampasos.
A. b. Daley, who has been in bad health
for some time, is again at the store.
The Pritchett brothers have gone with
their families TO see 1.-THE Old folks ut home, ="
| in Missouri
Mrs. Gentry's wedding, was the second
case in which we have known the enterpris-
ing gossips of our town TO have been beaten
Miss Julia Markley, of San Antonio, was
among the visitors to the commencement ex-
| ercises last week.
| The confusion incident to the festivities
last week caused US to overlook mention of
several personal and other matters.
| DR.. Harm, of the Carrollton House Austin,
has hooking bird which is the champion
singer of his tribe.
Prof. Richardson and daughter Mary
leave to-day OH visit to old Virginia. We
wish them pleasant trip and safe return.
DIR. Champion has sold out his drug store
to party VINO is removing it to Luling
| The Doctor we learn will not remain with u.s.
| Elder Leak preached at the Christian
church on Sunday, and we think mus have
imdressed his audience with his Christian
candor and earnestness
Mrs. Manlove was on the northward
bound train on Monday, having been sum-
moned from San Antonio to Mountain City
by the serious illness of her Oldest boy.
Mr.. Collins, who gave us the big pota-
toes, wants us to state that he is an Illinois
and not an Indiana farmer. Very little
if any difference we should say.
We called on Elder Williamson, and fam
| lily at Austin on Monday, and found them
all well. The Elder is still publican, but
we trust not sinner.
Our friends Mr. and Mrs. Moore have
great reason to be proud of the young rep
resentative of their house and name, a splen-
did boy of two months, weighing Is lbs.
DIR. Baldwin and family returned from
the west via this place on Sunday, and left
Austin for Huntsville the next, the next
MORNING.
Jno. R. Mathieson, late of Toledo, Ohio
and Mrs. Wilson of Detroit Mich, who
lately came to Austin for their health, both
died their on Sunday.
S. B. Mcbride is now the agent for the
sale of the splendid body of land in front Of
our town, known as the B. O'Kane tract
See advertisement.
We notice by late Minnesota paper that
Col. Stoever, who visited our town last win
ter, is spoken of as probable candidate TO,
Congress from his district.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Brown, form.
erly with Mr. Hinzie, is in critical condi-
ton having had repeated hemorrhages from.
the lungs he is now in Canada, with Mrs.
Brown.
Mr.. Murchison, by his bright little daugh.
ter. recently sent us sample of his Missis.
sippi BEANS which we meant to acknowledge
last week; they were the best we have had
| this season.
The infant child of Mark Rogers attract
| ed considerable attention one day during the
proceedings at the Institute by keeping
time, with feet and hands, to the music. An
incipient musical genius, perhaps.
We notice at the stare of P r. Turner 4
Co., a portrait of of Capt. Us brother in
| Tennessee. 1t represents fine looking
gentleman-almost as good looking as the
Captain.
Mr.. Dening, in his article which we cop.
| led last week, spoke of Mr.. Wilhelm as the
builder of the new court house. This was
an error-he is only the supervisor. Donal,
| son an Rogers are the builders.
| Miss Annie Haynes has been 'laid up
for some ten days past in consequence OF
having run needle into one of her feet.
We are glad to learn she is now coming
around all right.
| DIR. Erhard told us while here that when
he was in business here in early times Ia,
BILE spoonful of castor oil would do his Gus
toners yearl Also that the first stage
coach from Houston to Bastrop, was started
in 1916.
Mr.. Snyder, printer. of Austin, is blessed
with smart and handsome wife, as bright
and neat as a new pin, who is an accom-
plished type-setter, and assists him in his
cfice Having so often to look out for as.
sistants in that capacity, We almost enyied
him his superior good fortune. However
the good lady consoled us somewhat by
promising to look out for us among the lady
printers.
Dissolution Of Partnership.