San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-09-19
PERSONAL.

fEhsONAL.
We are glad to SOC MIR. Fourqurean out
again.
Mr.. Fielder Ia spending some time a.
homo
Mr.. Lawhon il travelling for q San An.
tonic drug house. Mrs. L. ls residing In
this city.
The Mrs. Axton place IL being put in re-
pair for the occupancy Of Mrs. Randle and
her sons.
]. Z. Morris is busily engaged in turning
out his popular Mountain Wagons, and
can scarcely meet the demand.
Mrs. Sandorson returned yesterday from
a somewhat lengthy visit to her parents at
Hearne.
Jere Horn has returned from his sojourn
in Arkansas. lie confesses TO feeling bet
ter. aud looks very much better.
Miss Laura Julian is boarding at Mrs.
Lizzie Woods while continuing TO receive
instruction in music at Caronal Institute.
Victor has reached Seattle, W. L. and
writes that It is the ''ivest" townyet. 'Iis
difficult to hnd lodging, but there is plenty
TO eat.
Mrs. Bell aud children left on yesterday
TO join Mr. b. in San Antonio. May good
fortune attend the excellent lady aud her
family.
Mr.. T. j. Hartley, foreman of tho FREE
Pass, is occupying portion of The
Hermita &c, "and the editor is boarding with
him.
J. G. Rogers was buried by the side Of
his son, Major. who was the first person
inferred in the new cemetery, in 1876. II
is populons enough now.
Wilson died after slow. painless decline,
and was conscious to the lust. Literally
worn ont, 'the weary wheels of life stood
still ut last"
Miss Pearl Cheatham was married on yea
terday at the Presbyterian church in Lock
hart. The groom is Mr.. E. d. Flower of
the same place.
r. NJ. Smith, Esq. an old newspaper man
of Bryan, is spending some time at this
place prospecting for u new location for
the benefit of his wife's health. He made
the FREE Press call, and We were pleased
to make his acquaintance.
Rev. Mr.. Gillett of Lockhart was In town
on Yesterday. He informed us that Mr.. A.
B. Storey was suffering from having stepped
on a nail which penetrated the foot. We
trust no serious consequences may follow.
A young lady who went from this place
to Tennessee not very long since, and " rites
very interesting letters, favors us with a
long one from which we extract the follow
ing passage: II think the FREE PPEss gets
better and better every week. You don't
know how much 1 enjoy the paper; don't
know what should do without it. l did
not know how much I loved Texas and my
friends there until we were separated.
Each paper is like letter from home"
Mrs. Nellie Julian Thomas lief. with her
husband on Sunday for Kimberley, where
he is engaged in teaching. Her departure
was the virtual breaking up of the little
IuIulIy ONCk toh VIVA WI J So.'
past, she has so faithfully and effectively
presided, taking her departed mothers
place. OF course the occasion was sad
one to the members present But such re-
suits seem to be in the order of Nature and
Providence, against which tits vain for ''old
folks" to demur, but which they must bear
with such philosophy as they may be able
to command.
Distress after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates good
appetite.
See notice from the Los Angeles Herald
of distinguished new, law partnership OF
which Mr.. j. E. Hunter Is member.
Glad to learn that our young friend is pros
pering.
Hitchcock's New and Complete Analysis
of the Bible will be delivered in San Mar
cos to September subscribers at P. I. Tai
bots store, on Saturday, September 2lst.
Please call for your books A few who are
not subscribers, can procure copy by call
ing on that date, or if preferred, can place
their orders for October delivery.
j, G.. BALDWIN.