San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

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among our visitors.
Joseph G. Davy. of Covington, Ky,
is in town for his health.
Tom Carson, of Junction City, is in
the city.
Colonel Breckenridge started for
New York last evening.
DR.. Meter has returned from Rock
port.
Mr.. w. Schoch has returned from
Boerne.
Frank A. Campbell, of Houston, is
In town.
J. A. Orth, a stockman of Yoakum,
is in the city.
r. B. Craig, a merchant of Lavernia,
is among the arrivals.
Mr.. August Trash has returned
from Llano county.
Paul Hesse, a surveyor of Laredo,
is in town today.
w. P. Poland. prominent cotton
buyer of Marshall, is in town today.
E. A. Hellnan, OF Marion, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
o. E. Stevenson, q merchant of
Floresville, is in town.
E. r. Hawkins, of Dallas, is among
the hotel arrivals.
Joseph Dibrell, a merchant of Sc
gum, is among our visitors.
J. s. Stauffer, of Dallas, is in the
city.
I'D. Smyth, stockma of BurIing-
ton, is looking at the city.
Emanuel Zanders, of Galveston, is
, in the city.
G. w. Johnson, a merchant of La
vernia, is in town.
Captain TumIinson, of Pearsall, is
in the city.
Ed. e. LaseIsr, a prominent stock
man, is in town from Oakville.
John X. Barretta returned from a
lengthy visit to New York, yesterday.
Walker F. Moore, a prominent law.
yer of Houston, is among the visitors
to the Alamo City.
y. R. Miller, a we'll known stock
man of La Sale, is in the city on
business.
E. Sandmeyer and Chas. T. Sharp
shire, two prominent citizens of
Columbus, are In town today.
w. J. Rutledge, wealthy stock
man, of Karnes county, is among the
hotel guests.
w. J. Carpenter. a citizen of Utah,
Ala, Is in town with his family, with
a view of locating.
B. F. Yoakum, J. R. Gordon and G.
B. Mullaly have returned from Kerr
vile.
A.. J. Alice and Jas Lyon, two we'll
known stockmen, of Pearsall. are in
the city.
D. M. Wilson, a prominent stock
man and builder and boomer of Bu-
clair, is in town today.
Mrs. J. Barton and children, of
Yoakum, passed through the city, on
their way to Missouri.
Prof. w. T. Gaines, a teacher of
Moore Station, is among the hotel
guests.
J. NJ. Campbell, of Del Rio, and S.
B. Moore, OF Flatonio, two prominent
ranchmen of their section, are in the
city.
Prof. Charles J. Lukin, principal OF
the FIRST ward public school, has re-
turned from mis- vacation trip to his
old home in England.
Rev. Frank Green, of Austin is Wis
iting friends in the city today. He is
en- route for Galveston to fill a tenn
porary appointment next Sunday.
The anniversary of the Jaegerlust
shooting association occurs on the 18th
of September, but it is scarcely prob
able the contemplated scheutzenfest
will take place. A stiftungfest will,
however, be given.
Grand jury convenes next Mon.
day.
Several new and artistic fountain
are being erected on Main plaza.
There were Is cases before the
recorder today.
The party to the West End tc.
morrow night has been changed tC
occur at Muth's garden.
The young ladies have organized
the Butterfly society,"" social club
which will give hops about twice
per month.
st. Louis day yesterday was OBJ
served in Castroville with great re
joicing. Father Petferkorn, of st. 10
seph's church, this city, attended.
The examination of Charley VIII
liams, colored, charged with rape
will come before Justice McAlliste
tomorrow afternoon.
Samuel Woodwork, colored, ha
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