San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-11-21
PERSONAL,

g., A. Howard, of Marlin. was hero on
the 10th.
Franklin Eckert, OF Dallas, was here on
Sunday last.
NJ, II. STANLEY Of Fort Worth, was here
ON the 10th.
II. G. Robinson, Of Bryan, was in the city
on tho nth.
J. o'Neil, of Ballaugor, was in the city
on Sunday last.
F, l. Busch. OF New Braunfcls was in the,
city on tho 10Th.
W. A. Childress, of Houston, was in the
city on the 18th.
WIN. A. Smith, of San Antonio, was here
one day this week.
W. ID. Crunk. of Martindale, paid San
Marcos visit this week.
ID, NJ. Goforlh. of Georgetown, paid San
Marcos visit this week.
II. II. Allen, of Austin, paid San Marcos
4 pleasant visit one day last week,
DIR. Armstrong and wife, of Salado are
visiting relatives at this place.
We learn that Albert Travis was recently
| married ut Wharton,
Capt. Wtbers of Lockhart was in the
city the first of the week.
Miss Annie Cornell, of Liberty Hill, is
s,,t ax,, laaa 81 n
The familiar face and form of DR.. Daley
has been seen on our streets for some days
past,
We were pleased 70 meet our mountain
friends Durar and Crow the other morn.
ing.
Our old friend ]. P. Kel'am, after sea-
sons sojourn in Blsnco Co.,, has returned to
his home in this place.
Messrs, Adams & Haynes are at work
fixing up Hsrpers Hall, getting in new
seats etc.
Rev j. d. Scott preached good sermon
to full house at the Methodist church
on sunday.
Senorita wanita has proved too much for
Herr Won Ahrenback, and still holds the
fort"
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and baby, of
Bastrop. who had been visiting at this
place, left for homo on Monday,
Mrs. 1--we cannot recall the nams)
daughter of the late DR.. Erhard. is visiting
at Mr., Green's.
Miss Mamie Franklin, of this city. is max
ing an extended visit to friends in San An
tonic.
Miss Mary billiard and Mr.. E. billiard
of Lockhart. spent several days in the city
this week.
Miss Abbie King left one day last week
tor Eastern Texas, where she expects to
remain some time.
VIM. Pearson and Robt. L. Summers, OF
Boston, Mass, were here several days
among our merchants.
A. W. Carpenter, of Pearsall, was shak-
ing hands with his friends in this city dur
ing the close of last week,
We are sorry to learn of the illness of
Mrs. S. FL Townsend, on Sunday last. but
hope that she may soon recover.
Miss Della Nichols, who WAS attending
Coronal Institute, left on last Saturday
morning for her home near Cuero,
AT Austin we CHANGED to meet Mr.
Yancey, photographer, formerly of this
place. He is permantney located and
is turning out fine work.
That was truly grand tour which Miss
in several late issues of the FREE PRESS.
We are gratifed to learn from our
friend Mr.. Hankla that he is again z
citizen of San Marcos Himself and lit
tie ones are at home at Mr.. Hollands.
Mr.. Louis Barbee. formerly with the
Blue Front fruit stand. this place, has
moved to Kyle to engage in like business.
Mr. Curtis Jvey, one of Hays county's
most enterprsing young farmers, we are
sorry to learn, expects to leave soon for
Louisiana.
L. .. n,
one of the leading butcher shops in this
city, was among those who visited the San
Antonio Fair last week.
Mr.. Chas. Hutchings, one of San Mar
cos most enterprising merchants. we are
sorry to learn, was confined to his room |
for several days last week.
Mr.. Chas. Stewart, formerly with Denny |
Bros left on Saturday last for his home in |
Montgomery. He expects to go to Round |
Rock, where he has accepted position.
Miss Pearl Hardy returned on Monday |
evening of this week, after spending sever |
al days in Dallas and Fort Worth. She was
by her cousin, Miss Genie |
Morrison, of Dallas.
R. H. Manlove is now holding forth at
the old Major Burleson homestead. of
which Jim Green is now the proprietor. |
Bob we learn has won golden opinions
this season as a granger.
l. W Mitchell is still with us, being de-
tanned for the settlement of some matters of |
business. We tender him the freedom of |
the city just as long as it may please him
70 re main.
Miss Bertha Mitchill, bright and attract.
i've New Jersey lass, Is spe nding some time
with her sister, Mrs. Mott. We hope she
may find her stay so pleasant that she may
be induced to protract it indefinitely.
Mr.. Motifs health. which has for some |
time been very poor. is slightly improved.
By the way, he lately visited Corpus Chris
II. and was delighted with the place. 1t
has unquestIonably by far the finest loca-