San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-03-30
Personals.

Personals.
Our devil" has departed.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Geo. T.
Malone continues seriously III.
Mr.. Hutchinson, of Galveston, IN OF.
Hoosier, called on US on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Garrett and his "better half Of
Lockhart were here on Tuesday.
Miss Henne went home to New Braunfels
last week, and returned Tuesday.
Rev. ]. p. Lane win furnish blanks for
Sunday school reports on application to him
at HARDWOOD.
Mrs. Clark and child of Caldwell are stop
ping for some time with Mrs. Randall, Mr..
C's mother.
Mr.. Griffin IL sick Of pneumonia at the
house of his father.in-law, Mr.. Galloway, in
this place. He was taken sick In Eastern
Texas where he had been at work.
Mr.. Flagge, formerly Of Martindale, will
open new meat market about April I, in
the room lately occupied by Cohn 4 Co., ON
the west side Of the square.
A little daughter of Mr.. Collins. at the
head Of the river, died the FIRST of the week,
Of diptheria. Some other cases of the dis
ease are reported, but we trust erroneously.
DR.. Blakemore last week installed new
partner in the house Of j. w. Nance, furni-
ture dealer, and now w. B. NJ core, Of p. r.
Turner 4 Co., follows suite by favor Of his
'better half"
Mr.. Flaherty, Of Webster county, Iowa,
the father Of the young man whom we no.
ticed in our last as lying sick at Mrs. Col
Inns, reached here and notwithstanding his
son is 80 low, concluded to try and take
him home.
We had call last week from Rev. H. A.
Graves. He was en- route for Nashville and
Memphis to superintend the publication of
new editien of his life of Parson Andrew
jackson Potter. He informed us that his
sister-in-law, Mrs s. J. Thomas, formerly
formerly of this place, had come down
to DIR. Cruseturners for treatment for
cancer, from which disease she is great
sufferer.
Mr.. II. g. Lneweber and Miss Mary r.
Mohler were married at the residence Of the
brides parents on the Blanco. We learn
from our splendid young English beauty,
Miss Annie Box, who was resent, that the
occasion was one of great enjoyment, the
dancing continuing all night. The wedding
was last Thursday.
We had the pleasure of meeting on Friday
DR.. John Daley, another of the numerous
Daley brothers, just from Alabama, and who
now expects to remain in Texas. He is a
dentist, and the father of the young gentle
man who has been for some time with DR..
Combs. We believe they intend engaging
in the practice of their profession at some
point in this region of country. We welcome
the last of the Daley brothers to Texas, and
are only sorry there are not more of them
yet to come.
Since our last we have had another inter-
view with our venerable Arkansas friend.
Mr.. Phillips. He knew Davy Crockett
we'll; the first time he saw him, he (Davy)
was walking along the streets of Nashville,
leading horse on which bis wife-a large
Heshy woman-was mounted. Mr.. Phillips
went to California in 40, Mr.. Mullins of
this place being one of his, travelling COM
panions At San Francisco he became well
acquainted with Col. Jack Hays. He re-
turned via the city of Mexico. He also vol
unteered to aid the Texans and came to San
Antonio in 1885, but not liking the pros
pect returned home in some haste.