San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-08-22
Personal.

Miss Addice Ivey is visiting in Louisiana
The walls of DR.. Daniels new dwelling
are going up fast.
Miss Pegues, of Louisiana, is visiting
relatives at this place.
j. Il. Green, we learn bids far to recove
from his injuries noticed in our last.
Capt. Mcbride has gone to the Panhandle
to attend to some business before the courts
Mr.. Gillis, Attorney of Alpine, was here
last week, having brought his sister to at
tend the Institute.
Misses Annie Polk, of Prairie Lea, and
Carrie White, of Dripping Springs, are
stopping at Alex Smiths, in this place.
One or more of the Littlepage young
ladies, we learned from Miss Kellam, have
Joined their brother in Arizona.
Thos. Taylor has returned from trip TO
Menard county. He will remain in San
Marcos.
Digger is INDUCING in the delights Of
the chills "reminiscences of his late sojurn in
his native Arkansas or Eastern Texas.
Nlr. Gi6ScU lulOTlHeu uS vi ycotcAuoy
that while cotton has come in as yet rather
slowly, he has bought lis bales to date.
Mr.. John Denny and Miss Belle Prince
were married ON Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. The FREE
PRESS heartily congratulates the gallant
young Baltimorean and his beautiful bride.
We had pleasant call last week from
Jno. X. Thrill. representing the famous
Graham Paper Co., st. Louis. We found
him very nice young gentleman. While
here he visited the head of the river and ex-
pressed great admiration of what he saw.
1t was Prof. whipple of Science Hall,
and not Prof. Phinney, AS our pencil got 1t
who made us call as mentioned in our last.
G. Billingsly, last week, presented us
with some extra large and hne peaches.
His home place where they were grown is
for sale.
The fatal casualty to r. s. Williams OF
Staples Store, brings sorrow to his many
friends. For particulars, see our Pleasant
Ridge letter.
Among the purchases of cotton By Mr..
cott within q few days, was bale
lOa cents The bale with the price of the
seed added, brought S75.
David Crockett Burleson, the only sur
yiyinp son of Gen. Ed. Burleson, called on
MS on Monday and paid for copies of the
FREE PRESS and Atlanta Constitution for
year. His postoffice is Buda.
Mrs. Mamie Morrow and infant daughter
L. nfc Mt nlaep.
are thus led 10 remark that the youthful
looking Mrs. Prescott figures in the
role of grandmother.
We had n pleasant call Tuesday from our
yiyacious friend. Miss Cappie Kellam. She
has for some considerable time been III
business in Keuyille. Glad to see her
looking we'll and to hear that she is doing
we'll.
Mrs. Emma F. Briggs, Of San Marcos
has purchased the lot on north side OF
Main street, now occupied BY Mr.. Mccoy
as a bakery, ETC., and will at once erec'
thereon a two-storY rock or brick livery
stable. 80. 717O feet.-Llano News
When Parson Williamson left Loekhar'
o., Arkansas some months since, we pre-
dicted he would ere long again be found IN
Texas, Sure enough, as we learn from MI
Green. after visiting his old stamping
groupdn in Tennesse, the ParsOn has aceePt-
ed n call to San Angelo.
The many friends of Mrs. L. W. Mitchell
xlI read With sorrov. the notice OF her
death. which We copy elsewhere from Los
Angeles paper, and their symPaihies Sih 20
ont 20 her bsreaved husband add family
A vel known, Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell
we're among the pioneers Of San Marcos
Mrs. vredsubureh. Of Austin. whose eH
-.iI-nt address before our G. l. & AP-
',,s-ss In our last. writes ne As follows
Wv visit 10 san Marcos . pleasant
,-.-,l,-.nos and vii live N my memory
:. =, ;ov forever" Why Do usnot sore
= ,-,sr;oriss With more such days
49, Travelled al over The Iniieo
-. III never saE asything - trsn.-
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