San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-04
DIR. HENRY J. TRoLINoER.

DIR. HENRY J. TRoLINGER.
The Whitesboro News of the 25th
of Decem Der, 1888, has the following
complimentary notice Of medical
gentleman who is to make his future
home in this city. The doctor is the
brother-in-law of our own well known
fellow townsman, staunch republican,
and aDle lawyer, Chas. Ogden, Esq.
The LIGHT bids the doctor cordial
welcome to the Alamo city:
"The subject of this sketch was
born IN Henry county, Mo-, A. ID. 1850,
and moved with his father, the Hon.
w. H. Trolinger, to Texas in 1861.
DIR. Trolinger graduated at Baylor
university, Waco, in 1872, after which
he read medicine under his father
and DR.. w. w. Graves, at Whites
boro. After a thorough course of
reading, DIR. Trolinger attended the
medical college at st. Louis, Mo-,
from which he graduated in 1875.
He then returned to his home in
Whitesboro and entered upon the
practice of his profession. Dur
ing the thirteen years that DR.. Tro-
linger has practiced at this place, he
has built up an extensive and lucra
tive practice, and given general salts
faction to ALL"
In addition to his home practice, Dr.
Trolinger has also for several years
held the responsible position of local
surgeon for the Missouri Pacific and
Texas Pacific railroads, discharging
the arduOus duties encumbent upon
him to the en- ire satisfaction of said
roads. He has also been for years the
examining physician fer several insur-
ance companies doing business at this
place, and is also a member of the
board of examining physicians for ap-
plicants for u. S. pensions.
Under all circums tances and in
every position d.. Trolinger has ac-
quilted himself with honor, and gave
Ell tire satisfaction to those who have
employed him.
Too many of our medical men have
considered their education complete
upon receiving their diploma; such
have, and ever will constitute the
drones of the profession. Not so with
DIR. Trolinger, who possessing firm
natural ability, and withal untiring
energy and laudable determination
to stand at the head of his profession,
he has by assiduity to study placed
himself where he so deservedly be-
longs, in the front rank of the most
noted and skilled physicians and
surgeons of the state. TITS with feel
ings of pain "a feeling that is shared
in common by this entire community
that we have recently been appraised
of the fact that DR.. Trolinger is soon
to leave us.
Soon to disrupt long years Of social
intercourse cemented by ties of friend
ship and professional services. Soon
to leave the ancestral hall, 1.-The orch
ard, the meadows, the deep tangled
WILDWOOD and scenes made sacred
by a thousand followed "reminiscences
of youths halcyon days, when a
mothers provided and fathers hand
skillfully guided the barque of life.
Soon to leave the playmates and
schoolmates of boyhood, and.
THE school boy spot,
We never forget, though there we are
forgot" .
DR.. Trolinger goes to San Antonio
make his home in the future. This
StSp 10 SSu W ny a
stern, pressing and paramount to all
else.
Mrs. Trolinger has long been a
great sufferer from asthma, which
dread disease with her is aggravated
by the vigorous climate of North
Texas, and from which she enjoys
comparative immunity in the mllder
and more salubrious climate of the
south. In his new home of sun
shine and song, where birds of
the brightest plumage fit mid
flowers of sweetest odor that
blush in perennial beauty, where the
beautiful river meandering through
the city dashes its playful wave
against rock ribbed battlements hoar
with age, then throw their sportive
sprays imparting refreshing GOODNESS
to the air, may he find lasting pena-
cea for the i'll with which his love done
is afflicted, and friends, as constant
and true as "those he left behind
him.
Surrounded with monuments OF
martyrdom and scenes redOlent with
glory and the grave, we trust his fu-
ture life in the Alamo City may be one
of prosperity, happiness and content
ment.
Recorders Court.
Reinhold Wolforth, riding on public
sidewalk, 81.