San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-10
PERSONAL.

VIII. Fireoaugh, of Austin, is at
the Menger.
The Janauschek company has ar
rived in the city.
Capt. M. Kennedy is at the Menger
from Corpus Christi.
Alderman Jesse Pressnall is re-
ported as much improved.
Sheriff w. l.. Rudd, of Karnes
county, is at the st. Leonard.
w. f. Wood and bride, of Fort
Worth, are at the st. Leonard.
Bennett Johnson, a merchant of
Calaveras, is at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. w. w. Jones and Miss u. West,
of Beeville, are at the st. Leonard.
Mrs. Bessie Bell Brown left yes
day for Cuero, to sing in concert to-
night.
Superintendent Murray, western di-
vision of the Southern Pacific railway,
is i'll.
Mr.. B. w. Green, representing the
Boston Globe, is in the city for bust
ness.
Gustav Wagner, who registers from
Santa Rosa, Mexico, is staying at the
Mahncke.
F. Flores Guajardo, a merchant of
Musquiz, Mexico, is registered at the
MahDcke.
B. B. Kelley, an official of the I. &
G.. n. railway, is at the Menger, from
Palestine.
Manager Mullaly, of the Grand
Opera house, returned last night from
Galveston.
Mrs. A. B. Close, business woman
and citizen of Del Rio, is at the st.
Leonard.
Mr.. #. E. Campbell, of this city, left
yesterday for Laredo, to visit his FAM
lily there.
Mr.. Albert Schmidt of Nacogdoches,
late of Houston, is visiting his old
friend DIR. Lindner.
James M. Means, the well known
emissary of the Piedmont Air Line
railway, is at the Menger.
Miss Katie Gardner, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Murray, at
Capt. Lockwood's residence, avenue
d, has returned home.
Mrs. F. B. Berry and daughters
nave arrived from Springfield, ILL.,, to
make San Antonio their abiding place,
with Mr.. w. G.. Berry, the son and
brother.
G. d. Potter, young newspaper
man and advertising agent OfSOcOrrO,
New Mexico, is at the Maverick hotel.
He was formerly a resident of San An
tonic, and will remain for two weeks
and look around to note the improve
ments we have made.
The Beethoven MaennerchOr as
sisted their fellow-member, Prof. J.
w. Schuwirth, to celebrate the Goth
milepost of his life at his residence
last night, and celebrated it as if it
had been theirs, individually and col
lectively.
-Messrs. w. c. Robards, VIM.
Heuermann, ST., J. w. Richardson,
G. A. Duerler. &. Epson, and Geo. II.
Kalteyer were elected the new board
of directors of the BeXar Building and
Loan association yesterday by meet
ing of some of the stockholders.
The wife of Wiley Hamilton, the
we'll known variety performer, was
reported as dying from consumption
last night. His mother has arrived to
be with the poor woman during her
last hours on earth. Wiley has been
very kind and attentive to his poor
sick wife, and his many friends deep
ly sympathize with HIM.
An entertainment was given Jan.
Sth, at the Baptist mission chapel, in
the western part of the city, in which
many of the scholars took part. Those
deserving special mention were Ella
n oft 10 rni.a
Dowell, Lucy Nantz and Willie How
ell. Master Willie disclosed wonder
full oratorical genius in the delivery of
multuous applause.
"A buyer for well known Del
Rio firm cam2 to this city last week
with the money to buy bill of goods
from wholesale firm here, and had
orders to send the goods as soon as
bought. He had passion for sport,
however, and fell into the lair of the
tiger. This mild natured animal bit
out $40 chunk from his purse and he
had to rustic to buy the goods and
ship them in time. He had hard
time of it, too, among strangers.
Swallowed 1t Whole: Tramp-"Hi
say, sir! cahn't you 'elp me bit?
Him Hinglish meseIf, sir" Ameri-
can dude (pleased) -"Aw-what's
that, me good fellow taking out a
billy, and-aw-why d'you think I'm
English, y'know ?'' Tramp-''Hoh,
sir, benny one could see that! I beg
pardin; harn't you the Duke Of South
ampton, sir-your grace, I mean?"
American dude sick with Bliss
"'There, there, me good fellow, take
that to help you back TO Lunnun"
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