The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-20
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and . List
of Recent Arrivals.

Major Lerich leaves for Monterey tonight.
Fred Locker has returned home from the
PecOs, and met with hearty reception.
B. l.. Crouch, a well-knOwn stock graZer of
Pearsal, is at the Menger.
MajOrT. NJ. HARDWOOD a prominent citizen of
Gonzales, has apartments at the Menger.
p. H. Ware, an attorney of this city, started
westward this morning.
s. NJ. Bibbs. stock agent of the Mexican and
Pacific railway, is registered ut the Menger.
booked at the Menger.
DIR. r.. l.. Graves has recovered from his ill
ness sufficiently to be out
CT. Cannon of Carthage, H.. and his two
brothers have purchased an extensive ranch
near Pearsall Mr.. c. Y. Canno II arrived from
Cart hage this morning. accompanied by Mr..
Rush Clark, who will take their abode on the
Cannon ranch.
Mrs. Hndrea Martinez de Ayalo, Miss GenO-
veva Ayaa, Miss Maria ViZcaya and Miss Sew
era PaeZ. of NuevO Laredo, Mexico, are visit
ing the city. They are registered at the Men,
ger.
B. Bunker, lumber dealer of Orange, Tex.
arrived last evening and registered at the Men,
ger.
f Thompson, assistant superintendent of
the Sunset railway, accompanied by his wife
and Miss Latte Blish, of Seymour. Ind, came in
the Menger.
Cecil F. Williams arrived from England Sat-
urday and started for BacOni's ranch this
morning. He will probably make Texas his
home.
Joseph Bosch and Jasper Fossati, two Ital-
ian gentlemen. staying at the Menger are
looking about for a business location in the
state.
At the Maverick j II Aln, Bridgeport, CT;
J l.: kirkland, New York; w l, shelton, Gal
Louisville, Ky; A NJ Finlay, Galveston; J
MOlcsworth England; w b Munson, wife and
| child, Sherman.
At the Menger-H BOykin, st Louis; d r
Dennie, st Louis: VIM II II Phelps, New York;
w W Pickering, st Louis; Jackson, Austin;
| Leonard, Mexican and Pacific railway; A
Scott. Fort Worth; r NJ HARDWOOD, Gonzales;
Charles Kurt, ,, Ed Kuhn, CINCINNATI; E G
Latte l5lish, Seymour, Ind.
A. G. Crane, an English baritone who is in
dulging in the pleasures of ranch life in Ban
| dert, visited the city yesterday and returned
home to-day.
F.. c. Haucisen will have charge of Major
l.erich's Alamo saloon and other business on
| Alamo plaza during the Majors absence in
| Mexico.
N. II. Miller, of the Sunset railway, was in
| the city yesterday. He come from Harrisburg
where he rugged up force pump.
w. II. Rose, the city editor of the Austin
| Statesman, spent Sunday in San Antonio. He
and his force are doing good work. Mr.. ROs,
i started for Austin this afternoon.
T. p. Lenoir, II prominent resident Of FriU
| county, is at the lIOrd.
| Miss Estca Ellani, Miss NewcOmb, Miss
Emma Jones, Mrs. Ince', Mrs. Kelly, Geo.
Walker, Chas. Allison, Harry Mack and John
| f. Ince of the lnce theatrical company, are Il,
| the HOrd.
E. II. Talmage, Few York; c. C. Moore
| Waldo; A. w. Hughes, Laredo; j. NJ. Martin
New York; G. +. Carroll, Wilson county; j. L.
| Thomas, st. Paul, Mimi; Joe Roy, Thos. Bur
| ton, Wilmington, Ills A. F. Grllnndler, New
| Orleans, are at the HOrd
G. II. Jennings of Floresville, an owner of
| large drOves of stock, is quartered a the Cen
trail. a
John Fare, George Sarr and J. Manning
arrived from New York last Sunday and regis
tered ut the Central. They have letters from
the Texas Farm association and will probably
establish themselves here.