The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-29
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned in tho Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

EX-GOv. E. j. Davis is in the city.
Branch II. Masterson, of the Galveston fed
eral court, is at the Menger
W. Walling is jubilant over the arrival of
son.
DR.. Robert s. Froard, of Columbus, is booked
ut the Menger.
Capt. A. Wyschctzk, of the international
railway land department, passed through the
city last night.
Tom Kmgsly. an International conductor,
and ). Tuttie of FriO county, an cX-cOndllc-
tor, are at the Menger.
II. Jugh, of st. Louis, and Charles Genella.
of New Orleans, two well known commercial
travellers, are displaying samples at the Men,
ger.
J. Fought, a popular international cOnduc-
tor, is again running passenger train.
Mr.. Cashell, of the Kyle Nutshell, is in the
city,
j.. T. Newton has gone to Laredo to take
charge of the Western Union Telegraph Office
in that town.
Ed. NJ. billy, a Sunset contractor, is registered
at the Hotel Maverick.
Charley Barnes has returned from. a trip to
Austin and Brennan.
W.O. Monroe and wife of Louisville and J.
Smith, actors, are at the Vance
j. Wilson and W. Good, prominent stockmcn
of Kyle, are q,lartered at the Hord.
Alfred Giles, the architect, has gone on a bust
ness trip to Fredericksburg.
DR.. John b. Lllard started for his home in
| Laredo last night.
Ex-Shcritf Schmidt, of New Braunfes, is in
town.
Mrs DIR. Kocbiy and Mrs. Classen, of New
Braunfels have apartments at the Menger.
Joe Kohn is gaining Il reputation for marks
| nElnship. He shot several rabbits yesterday.
W Boyle. of the Minas Vegas Mexican
district, arrived home in time to make the ac-
ulaintance of an infant daughter.
Charles Scheidemante has been appointed
the Sunset railway.
Houston Chaing and Miss Mary Stephens Of
| Iiandera and j. W. johnson, StOck-graZcr of
| note III friO county arc at the Central.
George Schlochtcr has started for Laredo and
il is rumOrcd that he will come back u benc-
dict.
Dr. J. l.. Powell of the L. S. army, and his
| bride, nee Miss Adele Grenet, will, soon leaN t.
for their future home in Fort Davis.
p Finney of Philadelphia and J. l.. Fonda
| of New l}riiuntels, gentlemen engaged in the
land business, are staying at the liOrd Hotel.
Capt. Phil Shardcin has gone to FrederckS-
burg to appear as a witness III court. During
Ills aSeHct tnc uutles vi CITY ma iSiHil VIII ~
ably discharged by Capt. Tom Hughes.
Col. Il. NJ. Moore took Il prominent part in
the conference of the clcrgymcn at Trinity
church. He provided quarters for many of the
visitors and was valuable in assisting in the
work.
Mrs. J. J. Burke of COtua, the wife of the
rOadnaSter of the International ralway,iS now
cOnNaleScent, after II serious illness OF several
weeks duration.
:. Martin has resumed charge of the suns, t
| restaurant on Accquia street. He opened ly
supplying Il tempting breakfast this morning.
70 morrow he will spread an oid-tinc Thank
giving dinner
Erastus Reed to-day shipped for Tom W.
Howard, managerOf Tnrner Opera Hall and
lessee and manager of Adams Opera Hail. Lat
redo, 200 chairs and scenery for tine tlestas.
We congratulate our friends in Laredo upon
securing SO energetic and able an amusement
caterer as Manager Howard.