The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-15
LOCAL DOTS.

Mr.. w. G. Hughes of Kendall county is
in the city selling his wool clip.
There is to be private picnic and hop a
San Pedro Springs tomorrow night.
"A license was issued this morning for the
marriage of John Foster to Annie Lanford.
Prof Rote lefethe printers banquet just
in time to escape responding to toast.
Tom Harrison was admitted to practice
law this morning.
The San Pedro springs was well attended
yesterday afternoon by pleasure seekers.
Colonel Freer's second excursion to the
Medina was quite success and generally en-
joyed.
The aesthetic young job printer of the
"Woor' was at the Medina gathering Sunhow-
ers yesterday.
MIR A. w. Clifford treasurer of the Texas
Press association, has returned from the edit
orial excursion.
Quite number of fishing parties were out
yesterday. A number of fish, terripins and
red-bugs were caught.
Jonas at his garden yesterday afternoon
and night had the usual big croud Of visitors,
and lots of fun generally.
The handsome young foreman of the
"Siftings" delighted some of the ladies on the
excursion with his singing.
A snake charmer frightened some of the
boys at the Medina SO badly yesterday they
did not recover until this morning.
The new dancing pavilion at Medina is
nearly completed, and the grounds generally
are in much better condition than last season.
The purchaser Of restaurant No. 2, Gen.
trail Garder Volksfest is Frank Umscheid, and
not A. Muscheid, as reported in Fridays
LIGHT.
Mrs. Helmina Ealo, will give her first
grand vocal and instrumental concert some
time during the latter part of this month. A
number of our best amateurs will assist her.
Governor Roberts intended to have &C
companied the printers party, but he was de-
tanned by important business.
John Crosby was placed in $500 bond in
Judge Quentena's court, for selling load Of
coal, the property Of Pat Kinney.
-"It is amusing to see the "happy family"
who were so bitter against Mr.. Ireland in the
Sol hnl tho,,-
breath when the prospective candidate for
governor comes to town.
The county commissioners were this
morning engaged on the road business, but
were obliged to defer details until Tomorrow.
Cur church reporter was so much engag.
ed yesterday he failed to hear what Reversed
Young had to say about some of our wicked
citizens"
When Col. II. B. Andrews left the print
ers banquet he found his head had grown so
that he could not get his hat ONT was mt his
own hat however.
-E:band Of the New Braunfels Zetung,
was discovered Sunday morning in front OF
Scholz' saloon making the speech he intended
to make at the printers banquet.
The Land League met last evening and
adopted resolutions condemning the murder
in Ireland. We have an extended report Of
the speeches made, the publication of which
is deferred until tomorrow for want of space.
The B. B. A. have withdrawn from the
prosecution of Henry Kaplan, their late Sec
rotary.
The sociable hop given by the Mexican
ladies at the Springs last Saturday night was
decided success. The LIGHT re,urnes
thanks for attention paid to its representative.
Otto Hilgers was entertained by party
of friends on Saturday night in good shape
and renewed the good wishes of his friends.
Don't forget the B. B. A. picnic and hop
at the Springs tonight in compliment to their
late treasurer Mr.. Fred Locke.
MIR. Harrison appeared for the defence Of
Vim. Crosby in Judge Quintena's court on
Saturday, and while SO engaged his horse and
buggy disappeared and could not be found
for long time, until discovered in the brush
next day. The buggy had sustained no dam
age, but the whip and rug were missing.
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