San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Lena Ansley, of Uvalde, is in the
city visiting friends.
Mrs. \. NJ. Code, of Monterey, is visit.
ing in the city.
Mr.. Fred Mayer aud wife, of Del Rio,
are in the city.
A. Long and family spent Christmas
in the city.
short illness.
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Burbank has gone TO POrtirio Diaz,
10 visit Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. johnson.
Richard Lee, son of Rev. Lee. of Aus
tin, is in the city, a guest at the Mahncke.
Mr.. August Brian, Jr., has gone on a
vacation to Galveston.
Miss Mary Thornton, of Kansas City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. j. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogardus, prominent Chi
cago people, are visiting friends in the
city.
Charles CresSen. who has been attend
ing college in the north, is home for the
holidays.
II. A. Loeffler, of Houston, is the guest
OF his mother and sisters, on Fourth
street.
Captain James NJ. Goggin, county judge
of Maverick county, and captain of the
Eagle Pass rifles, is in the city.
Miss Lizzie English and Miss Lena
AnSiay, of Uvalde, are in the city for the
holidays.
John Marbach and sons. Robert and
Paul, of Davenport, are in the city for the
holidays.
Mr.. Geo. Smith is at home for the holt
days. He has been for some time with
the 5. A. p. at Cuero
Mrs. McCulium of Austin, mother of
Mrs. A. Faulkner, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Houston.
The Lovece brothers had their fruit
stand prettily decorated Saturday night
with Chinese lanterns.
Mr.. Jno. Brady delighted his friends
yesterday morning at his commerce
street Parlor bar, with some fine eggnog.
Mr.. Joe Truax is home for the holidays.
He is engaged in business at Caldwell,
Texas.
Mr.. w. c. Rigsby and Miss Nellie Sui
livan occupied box "B.n, at The Old
Homestead" Friday.
Chas S. Morse, clerk of the supreme
court at Austin, is in the city, guest at
the Mahncke.
VIM. Tobin, son of Mrs. Bendette B.
Tobin, is in the city for the holidays, Wis
iting his aunt, MIS-. A. w. Houston.
Dr. and Mrs. G. q. Clifford and Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. r. Hines occupied box &c" at
The Old Homestead" Saturday night.
Miss Rosabel Wright will give a party
al her mothers residence Wednesday
evening, from TO 10.
Mrs G. Heborer. of Runge, aud Miss
Sphmplfypf holiday
,lr. and Mrs. Gus Schmeltzer.
Maj. Jules Randle and Miss Lucille
staDp occupied box &C" at The Old
Homestead, Friday night.
Miss Paralee Mcdowell left Saturday
for Columbus, where she will remain Wis
iting relatives during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Freeman, of Aus
tin are spending the holidays with Mrs
CrOSsOn, in this city.
Mr.. Victor ASfOrd, who has been in
Laredo for some time, representing Hunt
Booth, is at home TO spent the hOli-
DAYS.
Miss Minnie Silsbee is the guest of her
parents, on Fourth street. She has been
attending the Fort Worth University this
year.
Master Raw Tobn, son of DR.. and Mrs
WIN. II. TC bin, OF Austin, is spending tn
hol days with MS aunt Mrs. A. W. Hous-
ton.
Mr.. Alfred Evans. who has been at
ROSenburg for some time working for tue
Soul hern Petite, is at home for the hOi-
days.
Miss Jennie Ray. a popular young lady
az Petts, is spending the holidays in the
city with Miss Kate Semlinger, at 800
North street
Colonel Hart, Of Prospect hill, is enter
tanning Judge King and wife, of Iowa,
who will probably spend the winter in
Texas.
Mrs. Adams, Miss Hall. Miss Mitchell.
Mr.. u. o. Stocker and Mr.. Fl w. Adams,
composed "a box party al the "Old Home
stead" Friday night.
Col. and Mrs Wright will give a chill
dren'S party at their home Wednesday
afternoon from To 6, in nOnOr of their
youngest daughter, Miss Viva.
Geo w Grim and Geo Bartholomew.
will leave today for ROckpOrt to make
arrangements for the reception of the
drummer eXcnrSiOniStS that leave here
Wednesday afternoon.
II. w. BrOwder, the popular manager
OF the Menger hotel, gave his guests
grand Christmas dinner Yesterday. and
Harry Is more popular than ever.
The Western Texas congress of the
A. NJ. E. Church have selected the fol-
lowing ministers for san Antonio: Bethel
church, the Rev. M. l. Pendersraft: St.
James church, the Rev. A. b. Evans.
Lieutenant Sam P. Simpson, Jr.. of the
Eagle Pass Rifles, an old San Antonio
boy, is in the city, to spend the holidays
with his friends. The old Maverick Rifle
crowd are e. pecially glad to welcome Sam
for at one time he was one Of them.
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MAZDA Him na,oa