San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-06-10
Personal.

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Mr., Howell, photographer will resume
business here
s. J. Spence has just returned from trip
10 Ohio with horses.
Mrs McAllister and Mrs. Daniel have
gone 10 the Sour Wells.
Mrs. Robbins left q day or so since on her
annual flight Northward.
Mrs. Mary Manloye has been spending
some weeks at San Antonio.
Professor aud Mrs. Stanaeld, OF Benton
academy, arc visiting here.
Hofhsnz has had his dining room re-
painted. A nice Improvement
Mrs. Markley, of San Antonio, is visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. Shultz.
We regret to hear OF the illness Of our old
time veteran friend, Mr.. obanion.
Arthur Northcraft has accepted a position
in the Office Mr.. Giles, architect, San An
tonic.
Mr.. Lewis, his mother and sister are 30
journing at this place, stopping at MIR.
Briggs.
Our young friend j. II. Storey, we are
glad to hear, Is recovering from his late
illness,
Miss Rowena Lilly, an assistant teacher
Of Benton academy, Is here and will remain
for some time.
Miss Pearl Hardy has returned from Dali
las, having Just graduated at the Female
College of that city.
The funeral of Marshall Jackman was very
largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Joyce delivered
an appropriate address.
Billy Thomas, Joe Earnest and Ollie
James have gone TO Kansas with drove OF
horses purchased in Mexico.
Those veteran master workmen, Frank
Donaldson and Forsyth are laying the found
alton of Hutchins' new building.
Miss Lizzie Leavell went home with her
cousin, Miss Mamie Leavell, of Williamson
county, ona return visit on Tuesday.
Maj. Hutchinson returned last week from
out toward the northwestern frontier, and
reported abundant rains in that quarter.
Miss Lille Eichelberger is visiting at this
place. She has been residing in Illinois,
Pennsylvania and Nebraska for several |
years.
Mr., and Mrs. Allen Jones have returned |
from their journeyings and sojournings. We
learn they think they have gained in health
if not in wealth.
We notice in the Lockhart Register
notice of Miss Fannie How
ard, art teacher in Jordan's Institute, now
at home in this place.
The north-bound evening train get sup
per at Mrs. Carrington's in DuPre, the best
on the road, we believe is the general YER
dict of travellers. Hays county has cause to
be proud OF this distinction.
DIR. Barbee visited our town last week.
Apropros, we learn he was the proprietor of
the first drug store in San Marcos 1t was
started in 1856. The old frame building oc-
cupied by Reynolds & Daniel was occupied
by him.
Master Earl Fry met with rather serious
last week. He climbed tree for
some purpose, and on descending ring on
he third finger of his right hand caught on
. nail which had been driven in the tree,
md his whole weight coming upon it, the
niger was SO manSleu anu uroheu tnaI Az
lad to be amputated.
After writing the personal concerning Miss
above, we received an agreea-
Die call from her, accompanied by Mrs. &.
". Reed. She is manfestly much i'm
proved by her travels and sojourn at the
North. She will remain here about
month. The beautiful Eichelberger home
toad, in full view of town, still belongs to
he heirs.
In another place we notice the departure
# our old friend and printer, Mr.. Mofitt
OUR Office is now in charge of Mr..
!. E. Haskell, late of Robinson, ILL.,, as
listed by Mr.. Jos. Dirks, recently from Gal
eston, and whose mother and the rest of
he family have also become residents of
his place. Mr.. Haskell is authorized to
ttend to ary business of the Office in our
bsence. II
THAT tired feeling" from which you suf- {
or so much, particularly in the morning, is ,
ntirely thrown off by Hoods Sarsaparilla. i
Swiss embroideries in all widths, from 2
q. to full skirt width, at
DALEY & BRO.
Ice cream day and night. Candy Factory.