San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-05
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Starch.
: EQUITABLE accident. Mackey
Block-SHOFF & T0ULLERTON. I'm
The White Diamond society will
have picnic on the oath.
The block paving ON Military
plaza is nearly completed.
Angelo Battaglia, Jr., is the proud
papa of q fine baby son today.
The fire company was out at 4
o'clock yesterday for q drill and
thoroughly sprinkled Travis park.
MIR. VIM. Pieper, Jr., is the happy
father of q fine baby boy, born yes.
terday. Grandpa Pieper wears an ex-
ira smile today.
Alberto Villastriago, who was
fined $40 for wounding meat-stealing
dog, has appealed his case to the dis.
trict court.
Charles A. Filler was taken i'll
yesterday with fever and is now con-
fined to his apartments on Avenue G.
Fifty applications were made to
the mayor this morning for police ap-
pointments.
Having made every effort to So.
cure the best line of Ladies' Oxford
Ties in U. g., we are proud to say we
have accomplished what we aimed at.
We respectfully invite the ladies to in
spect our stock. Sullivan Shoe Go. ct
For Sale-EJegsnt Saloon Fix
lures In . first-class locality, Must
be sold within one week. Enquire
Lone Star Brewing Co. 441w
The Christian endeavor members
of the Paine M. E. church, held .
meeting last night, to talk over the
matter of changing the.society into an
Epsworth League.
Mr.. Adolph Scholz passed his
Goth mile post yesterday and received
the congratulations of many friends.
The orchestra of Scholz's Palm Gar
den serenaded him at night and he
responded with champagne.
There will be sociable at the
residence of Mrs. Silsbee, AZ Fourth
street, Friday night under the man
agement of the Aid Society of Trinity
church.
The San Antonio Gas company's
poles are not painted, although the
city compels all electric railways and
the telephone companies to paint
their poles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cadwallader,
at their home inLakeview, will enter
tain a number of their friends this
evening in the way of 5 O'Clock tea.
The Eek ert- Heck trou badours and
Swedish singers have secured dates
at the Grand opera house for April s
and 8.
Miss Addie G. Crowther, presi-
dent of the Christian Endeavor soci.
etp of Travis Park M. E. church, has
arranged for q musical and literary
entertainment to be given at RIsche's
theatre, April 2s.
Tho death of Mrs. Mollie Pleas
ants, aged 33 years, who die of
Bright's disease Sunday, at II War
rem street, 4th ward, was reported at
the health office this morning.
The members of the "Baptist
Union" of the First Baptist church,
spent pleasant and profitable hour
last night at the church, In discus
sion of the subject, presents vs..
Possession
MIR. Mortimer Hewitt and wife
had serious runaway out near the
head of the river yesterday and Mr..
Hewitt was quite seriously bruised
by being thrown out of the vehicle.
Prof. l.. d. Daggett, in the
Westerly of Trinity church last night,
organized an "old fashioned singing
class" There were large number
of young and old people in attend
ance and the school started off with q
boom.
The Ladies' Aid society of
Trinity church met In the parsonage
yesterday at o'clock and transacted
some important business. They de-
cided to have the April supper entire
ly under the management of men and
this will, no doubt, be quite novel.