San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04
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DR.. Daley is here on visit.
JEFF Travis is clerking for Mr.. Ahranback.
Jerry Horn has gone for sojourn at Hot
Sp.ings, Ark.
Chapman, the photographer, writes us
that his return to San Marcos is indefinitely
postponed.
Mrs. ]. L. Sample, of Calvert, was visit
ing here recently.
L. Owen retires from the contest for
county commissioner.
Will Combs has gone to Nashville to pros
cute the study of dentistry.
Mr.. Donohoo is arranging to remove soon
to Cleburne, his old home.
Miss Lena Beverly left on yesterday on a
visit to friends at Cleburne.
Mr.. Reed. the baker, has removed his
family into the Dr. DALEY property.
Allie Smith has taken a position with
Hansford & Co., of Burnet, as book keeper.
Mrs. Fl. G. Thompson, of Floresville, was
present at the marriage of her niece, Miss
Joyce.
8. P. Chastain has been gone over week
to Kendall county looking after his STOCK
interests.
FEE. Lesson, of Eagle Pass, came In on
Tuesday to attend the wedding of his friend
Judge Kelso.
Will Joyce has position with johnson q
johnson, and Elmer Richardson with j. V.
Hutchins.
VIM. Barbee, one of the several brothers
of this county, died ct Kyle short time
since,
Miss KITE Billirgsley is officiating as first
assistant teacher In Franklin College, Wood
vile, Texas.
Mr.. Frank Ellison and Miss Matte Dixon
will be married this evening at O'Clock,
at the residence of the brides mother.
Rev. Mr.. Galbraith, of st. Marks church,
we believe it is understood, has gone away
to get married..
Mrs. w. w. Martin, con and daughter, OF
Blanco were here last week. Her daugh-
tar enters Coronal as q student
Frank Loudeuslager, one of the partners
in the Red Diamond, has returned from
six months sojourn in Kansas.
Hamilton, of the San Marcos hotel, has
vacated it and removed to Kyle. The rent
was paid in advance this time, and the own
or is happy.
Mr.. Fortson and Rev. Mr.. Beverly leave
for Belton tomorrow to attend the Baptist
State convention to which they are dele
gates.
Our sturdy blacksmith friend, j. E. Nor:
ris has built himself new barn, rival
to that of DIR. Pendleton. Our farmers
should follow suit as fast as possible.
John Rylander, brother OF l. d. Ryan
der died a day or two since of lingering
and distressing malady. He leaves wife
and three children. Funeral atthe Rylan-
der cemetery.
The Eagle Pass correspondent of the San
Antonio Express says that Judge Kelso and
bride will proceed at once to Del Rio,
where the Judge is to hold court, and will
not return to Eagle Pass till about the first
of November.
Brown & Lindsey, our enterprising stable
men. have taken lulO puItboinhiP L. O'
Evans, of Kendall county. Mr.. L, has ex.
perience in the business, is q fine judge Of
horses. and will be an accession to the hrm
and to our community.
We read with deep regret in Santa Ana
California paper notice of the death OF
Hubert Mosher, only son of A. G. Mosher.
formerly of this place. We tender our sin
cere coincidence to the bereaved family. We
are sorry to learn they have experienced
considerable sickness in their new home.
our friend D. W. Pritchett, for year OF
en- nagtor of the Christian church at this
Mace, and now nearing the close Of his third
wear al Mason, Texas, dropped in on rs
Unexpectedly on yesterday. We were righ'
dad 10 meet him again. He is an eminent
IL straight and solid gentleman, gooo
preacher AID a good man. We would lax,
10 see the church here muster up energy anc
life sufficient to secure il possible his re
turn. They could not DO a better thing ic'
themselves. Mr. P. informed Us that ~
f-;end Uoucbips. who visited him here, y
10 the missionary service in Australia