San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-07-04
Personal.
d, s. Combs is at home.

d, S. Combs Is at home.
DIR. Denton made us an agreeable call OF
Tuesday.
The Misses Bruce left yesterday morning
for Nashville. Tenn.
Our friend W. F. shinn made US pleas
ant call a few days since.
Mrs. b. NJ. Hubbard. OF Sweet Home, Il
visiting at Mr.. Neighbors.
G. sinz has his removed his office and
shop to Mead's Lumber yard.
Mr.. Capron aud family, Of Austin, were
In attendance at our Chautauqua Sunday.
l.. II. Browne, Esq, returned the first OF
the week from sojourn in the lower coun-
try,
Mr.. Bascom Lyell, the tourist, came In
from North Texas Tuesday so spend few
days ut home.
Major Hutchinson has gone to visit his
mother in Virginia, who is Ill. Mrs. IL.
accompanied him.
Mrs. Walter O. Digger and her children
left yesterday for Washington Arkansas on
q visit to relatives.
Miss Eva Hill, of Hills Prairie, and Miss
Annie Hubbard, Of Kyle. spent tho day
Saturday at Mr.. Neighbors.
Jere Horn left yesterday morning for
Holly Grove, Ark, for sojourn for tho
benefit of his health.
| b. Wise, moved his residence last week
from tho Mrs. Garrett place to the house
next to Mrs. Mann's.
We notice that d, A. Sanderson, the
barber. is making some improvements in
his place of business.
We were glad last week to receive call
from our distinguished temperance co-lab-
oror, DR.. ]. b, Cranfill, of Waco.
Mr.. Chas. Pepper and younger brother,
nephews of Mr.. D. A. Glover, are visiting
him here. They are Kentuckians.
"Donde-esta .Mestro- Samma-Kohn" is the
the first thing our Aztec-Spanish brother
remarks on entering Hardy & Cos. store.
At the meeting of our County Alliance,
OF Kyle, DIR. j. G. Barbee was elected
president in place of the late j. Il. Burle-
son. A good selection.
A. Hart, the blacksmith. and machinist
made some repairs on our George Washing
ton hand press this week better than
George himself could have done it.
Misses Fannie and Nellie McLendon, two
beautiful and accomplished young ladies
from Cavlert are here in attendance on our
Chautauqua, the guests of Judge w. d.
Wood.
Mr.. Quinn, q young lawyer of Poplar
Bluffs, Missouri, came in last week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Glover. He
is relative of the family and thinks of
making his home in Texas near San Angelo.
Mr.. Quinn has been in Europe negotiating
the sale of railroad lands.
| Our old friend j. Ward returned q few
DAYS since from visit to Shelbyville. his
old homo in Tennessee. Was also at Nash
vile, Monteagle the Tennessee Chautauqua,
etc. Mr.. Ward had not been back for
twenty years. AS an evidence of the good
time he had, he looks quite reiuvenated.
We are in receipt of tho Childress, Chill
dress county Index, and find at its mast
head the name of our former foreman, l..
e. Haskell, as editor and proprietor. We
wish him SUCCESS. Childress county is in
the Panhandle and derives It's name from
the gentleman who wrote the Texas declar-
alton of Independence.
Through inadveltence we failed last week
to noti,e the visit to this vicinity of Miss
Emma Eve. Since she left San Marcos
she has resided in Caldwell county, San
Saba and Austin. She is now on visit to
Mrs. John Motheral and other friends of
this vicinity. Our Martindale correspon-
dent expresses q very correct estimate of
this excellent and accomplished lady.