San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-03-13
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DIR. j.. w. Cock writes us that no ex,
poets to make Laredo his permanent home
Mr.. Frank Peyton, Of Wills Point, spen,
day with his aunt, Mrs. Prescott, last
week.
Our old friend Reuben Donnell. Of VIM
berley, made US apleasant call one day last
week.
Born on the 10th inst. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ii. Alvey, fine son. DIR. Atkinson in
attendance.
jim Chinaman had visitor of his race
one day this week, in costume. Jim says
he was doctor from Austin.
nj. L. Reed, p. M, Henly, ono of the
old time friends Of the FREE PREss, made
us an agreeable call last week.
We regret TO learn that the family Of our
friend, Prof. Saunders, Of kimberley, are
nearly oil Frustrated with the measles.
Mr.. Finney has been confined to his
homo for several weeks by combined at
tack Of measles and grip, but Is now recov-
ering.
d. = Combs and family expect to 60 for
sojourn on his ranch in Preside county
for the benefit OF Mrs. C's health, as soon m
she is able 10 mako the trip.
A familiar figure has disappeared from
our midst by the removal of Sam Kone 10
Waco, where'he has resumed the grocery
business. We'wish him success.
Among the ienths at Wimbcrly We re
GREETED much to hear of that of Miss Lillian.
Leath. the interesting young daughter Of
our old friend. W. A. Leath. Esq.
Judge Cook was among the distinguished
parties in attendance at the district court
last week. Apropos, our Buda correspond
ont dominates the Judge for Governor.
Mrs. V. O. Macarthur Of Burlington,
Iowa, and an invalid sister, having spent
tn zee month at San Antonio. came here on
Monday intending to take furnished rooms
and remain for some time. bnt not finding
accommodations to suit went on to Austin.
We were favored 10 partake last Sunday
of one OF Madame Prescott's famous turkey
dinners. The company WAS very agreeable,
comprising the new Baptist minister and
his wife. MIR. and Mrs. Keller, both pre-
possessing. Perhaps the fact that both
were originally from indiana may have
commended them somewhat the more to
our favorable regard.
DR.. Fromme visited Dallas some time
since and while there took observations AZ
to street improvements and WAS good
enough to hand us statement of the result.
We laid the paper away and it was over
looked for some weeks, and now, we regret
to say. after diligent search, we are unable
to find II.
Our young friend. Peter Woods, we'll
known ranchman Of the upper Banco, son
by" our Office one day last week. He owed
us for the FREE Press from April 20, 1888.
He paid for the past anil ahead to April 20,
1891. and also for the Fort Worth Gazette
and Farm and Ranch, under our clubbing
rates. Mr.. Woods is q fine manly young
fellow, of whom his family connections and
IrlehuS nave great reusou u. oe PTouo'
We enjoyed great treat one day this
week in meeting at this place Paul Wash
burn. ESD, formerly of our old home.
Richmond, Ind, bu. for the last two years
in business at Fort Worth. We think the
number of questions we fired at him for
some two hours abont persons and things
in our old stamping ground" would, If
pnt in print. fill pamphlet of considerable
size. all of which he..answered to our great
satisfaction. All who have enjoyed sim
liar experience will appreciate the situation.
The DIR. Daley residence for rent. APP
ply to Daley & Bro.
New spring stock of dry goods at
FINNIE & EDwAnDs'.