San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-10
PERSONAL.

Col ID. ID. Monroe is seriously Ill at
his residence, 232 East Commerce street.
j. A. Master and son, OF Kentucky, are
at the Southern.
Dan p. Price, a prominent lawyer OF
Pearsall, is ut the Southern.
Charles W. Ogden is visiting Austin on
legal business.
Oscar Bergstrom is looking after the
legal business in Austin:
Mr.. S. C. Olive, of Sunset, is a guest at
the NJ enger.
Mr.. Alfred F. Osborn. OF Port Chester,
n. Y, is at the Maverick hotel.
Mr.. r. -. Lauderdale, of Lampasas, is
quartered at the Maverick hotel.
Captain n. NJ. Rust, prominent lawyer
Of Seguin, is again In the city.
Major o. NJ. Watkins, a welI-known
attorney of Laredo, is visiting the city.
j.. W. Rutledge and wife, of Helena,
karnes county, are at the Central.
G. 5. Walker and bride, of Moulton,
are at the 81. Leonard.
J. A. White, of BALCONIES ranch, left
for Il trip to New York yesterday.
Henry L. DlgnOwity left yesterday for
Chicago with two carloads of fine fat
cattle.
Mr. Simon Fest, ST., and wife left on
last nights train for California, where
they will spend the summer months.
Mrs. W. A. Bennett and Sam w. Ben
nett have gone to Little Rock, Ark, to
attend the wedding Of Miss Mamie Davis.
William II. Simms, formerly of the
Fashion theatre, Is expected to return to
San Antonio this week.
Mr. h. Morris, a prominent merchant
OF Corpus Christi, Is autographed at the
Menger
Mr.. w. ). Fly, a popular lawyer Of
Gonzales, accompanied by his family,
are paying II visit to the Alamo city.
w. ii. House, OF Uvalde, and Mrs.
Matte Sweeney, OF Hubbard city, are at
the Central.
The genial w. II. Winfield, passenger
agent, for the Wabash Route, is rustling
around the city.
Mr.. w. X. Sharpe, the we'll known
New Hampshire wOOl-buyer, is in the
city.
Mrs. b. Heard, of Burnett, ana Mrs. Z.
Cockerill, of Flstonia, are stopping at
the Menger hotel.
Mr.. Albert Maverick and his family
left yesterday for Virginia. where they
propose to spend the summer months.
Mr.. W. A. Bowen like Philkins), Mrs.
w. A. Bowen and Miss Fl. 4. LeOvy, are
at the Maverick.
The Hon. V. A. Nelson Hood, ar
rived at the Maverick this morning from
Davenport.
Miss p. Gray and Mrs. Worsham,
ladies of FIOresVille, who are here to go
a-shOp ing, are stopping at the st.
Leonard.
Mrs. 4. A. Cochran, Of Austin, Mrs. Z.
5. Edgar. of Waco, and Miss Minnie
Decherd. of Weimar, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for Austin.
Mrs. Kittie Stovall, and her son, f. d.
Stovall, arrived at the Menger hotel
this morning. and proceed to Floresville
in the morning.
J. L. A. Thomas, Of Denver, COL, and
). Nj. Finley, Of Dallas. came in on the
noon train, and are quartered at the
Menger hotel.
Mr.. George Lopas, Jr., and family, Of
FlOresville, came in last night and stop
morning for Der Quoin, Illinois, where
shSy opOhu thO
Mr.. M. Behrend, the veteran cigar
drummer, who has been travelling in
Texas during the past 20 years, is pay
ing one of his periodical visits to the
city.
Major Ben W. Walker, contracting
freight agent for the Missouri Pacific
system, is in the city making good con-
tracts for the extensive shipment of cat
tie and produce to the northern and
eastern markets.
Colonel Augustus Belknap, Of the
Street railway line, returned to-day at
ll:50 o'clock from quite business abb
sence in New York. He is looking
well, though very tired from his long
journey.
B. j. Parker, G. d. Craig, Mrs. L. j.
Parker, Mrs. +. J. Anders, of Oak wood,
and j. e. Womack and children, Miss
MOllie Fowler, and Mrs. Emily Turf, of
Hubbard city, are party of visitors at
the Central.
Miss May BOwles, of Uvalde, is at the
Southern hotel, having returned from a
visit to the Switzerland Spring. She is
on her way home. She Is at the st.
Leonard.