The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-03
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and q List
of Recent Arrivals.

Hon. w. II. Burgess, Of Seguin, is at the
Menger.
Maj. Bethel Coopwood started for Uvalde
this morning, to attend to court.
DR.. N. M. Newton and wife and G. A.
Wheat, of Lavernia, are at the Central.
Maj. Alex Moore came in from Capote Farm
last evening and registered at the Menger
Col. Geo. w. Breckenridge has returned
from his trip to Skibereen. He looks in fine
health.
Fred Berger, the manager for Sol Smith
Russell, has been connected with that gentle
man for ~ years.
Mr.. Joseph F.. Farnsworth, book keeper of
the Lowell (Mass.) Morning Times, paid the
LIGHT Office visit yesterday. He comes to
San Antonio for the benefit of his health.
At the Vance are Sol Smith Russell and
company, Oxford Owens, Fort Clark; G. H.
Jennings, Floresville; Thos. McMulleny, New
Orleans; L. Goodman, louisiana; w d..
Wood, Goliad; Jas. Longenotto, Del Rio;
Geo Pearl, Lagrange.
II. J. Lutcher, owner Of the largest tract of
land in the possession of any one man in
Louisiana, started westward this morning
with Maj. Converse, general manager of the
Sunset railway. Mr.. Lutcher has in Louis-
ana farm 40 miles long and 10 wide on
which 100 persons are employed.
At the Central are A. J. Hill, Lampasas; c.
H. Williams, Abiline; J. B. Julian, Atascosa;
H. C. Arnold, Devils river; w. S. Amsby,
Longvicw; Dan Campbell, Indianapolis; G.
H. Sara, Hempstead; C. K. Ellis, Dallas; ]
S Coleman. and brother, Waco; ]. c. and
Mrs. Herriug GAINESVILLE; A. ]. Humphreys,
Coleman; John Lane, Deadwood, D. T.
At the Hotel Maverick are c. A. Hotch-
kiss, Austin; Chas. F. Shea. Albert Urbahn,
Henry Wilson, Laredo; E. o. bartholomew,
St. Louis; B. +. Voakum, Palestine; Jos. T.
Graham, Boerne; 7. A. Gcbbard, New York;
| J. Lehman, Georgia; Leslie Thompson,
Castroville; f. Cheney, Uvalde; w. A
Crocker, Jr., New York; G.. G. Williams, St.
Louis; l.. Rheinstrom, Cincinnati; VIM. Freed,
Philadelphia; II. M. Wickes, P. G. Mcmahon,
Chicago; M. c. Witbeck, Austin.
At the Hord-J. J. Ellison. Leona river;
G. M. Fenner, Luling; Thos. H. Thompson.
Pearsall Pedro Nava, Gregoria Cara, Lare-
do; Mrs. w. d. Pruitt and children, A. p.
Harris, Seguin; J. w. Merriam Palestine; d.
T. Cahill F. B. Hudson, Texas; c. L. Kauff,
man, Kansas city; Gle Egelsen. Waterford,
Wis; d. A. Bugg and wife, Somerset; Dan
McClusky, Deadwood, ID. T. Joseph Geof.
frey, st. Louis; J. P. Richardson, Geo. Sher-
lock, Seguin.
At the Menger are d. Sanchez, Laredo; H.
l.. Coke, Pennsylvania; VIM. D. Winter,
New York; Sam Allen, Houston; T. D. Wills,
Hartly; ]. d. Hicks, Miles City. Montana;
John Fl. Reagan and family. Texas; M. Marx,
New York; Frank H. Colby, Houston; Waldo
Reed and wife, Mrs. A. Barton, Mrs. F.. S
Barton, Bandera county; A. Striklin. Eagle
Pass; c. S. Crazy, Galveston; A. T. Daniels
and wife, Chicago; J. c. Clarke, Galveston; J.
| M. Leonard. Mexican Pacific railway: M. C.
Robinson, Detroit; Mrs. Anna E. Morgan,
Galveston; Walter Burns, Galveston; w. w
Cox, Mrs. F. E. Cox, VIM. Tully, St. Louis
Sol Smith Russell's Matinee,
Saturday, Nov. 4th, at 2 p. IN. Ladies and
children especially invited, Admission 50 cents