San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-29
PGISlIIlI Mention.

Mr.. Il. C. Ceryantes is i'll with the
dengue.
Mr.. Henry Eberhardt is i'll with the
dengue.
Miss Emrlia Groben is i'll with the
dengue.
Mr.. Ben Klollbassa is Ill with the
dengue
J. c. Crawford, Of Galveston is in
the city
Miss Louise Spille hasrecoyered from
the dengue.
J. Ralph McFadden is in bed with
the dengue.
j. II. Brown, of Schulenburg, is at
the Southern.
Judge VI. f. Lowe is at the Southern
from Pearsall.
Capt. II. S. Tom, is at the Southern
from Floresviue.
+. w. Fowler. of Arkansas Harbor, is
at the st. James.
L. L. Baldrldge, of Wagner, l. T.,
is at the Southern.
John T. Anderson is at the Southern
! from Monterey, Mexico.
Mr.. Robert Stayton returned yester-
day from a visit to Corpus.
E. G.. Mclean, an attorney of Evans
| vile, Ind, is at the Southern.
Mr.. Aug Proll has returned from a
visit to the Nashville exposition.
Mr.. S. Half, who has been suffering
with the dengue, is much improved.
L. L. Cartwright, well known citi-
zen or San Marcos, is at the Southern.
Mr.. Otto Koehler, president of the
City brewery, has returned from Aus
tin.
Henry Torres, a well known hotel
man of Schulenberg, is at the South
ern.
County Treasurer Ed. Froboese and
family are out on the ranch recupera-
ting.
r. S. Mcclure, of Bastrop, is at the
Arcade hotel. He is iii the city on a
visit
Mr.. l.. Porter has returned from the
Rob Roy ranch, where he spent his va
cation. .N
Mr.. Ed. Vinck leaves today to spend
his vacation with relatives in Freder-
icksburg.
Volney Ellis, Jr., ranchman of
Uvalde county is registered at the
Southern.
Miss G. Groos has returned from La
Grange where she has been spending
her vacation
w. III. Atteberry and wife are at
the Southern on their way home to
Marshall. Texas.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gerst and Mrs. f. B.
Jordan and daughter are at the South
ern from Encinal.
Miss Lena Klappenbach, cashier for
Mic Tengg, will return from her va
cation trip Sept. list.
Mr.. J. X. Beretta, formerly of San
Antonio, now well to do citizen of
Laredo, is visiting the city.
Mr.. Harmand Half leaves todayon a
business trip for Half Bros, toward
the Galveston coast country.
Miss f. Zacher has returned from
Houston where she spent two months
with her sister, Mrs. ]. Wipf.
Auditor ]. J. Kink, of the San Anto-
MO Street railway company, returned
yesterday from his three weeks vaca.
| ton.
Louis Robin, brother of Mr.. Au-
guste Robin, of this city, has gone to
Monterey, Mexico, to accept a position
there.
Miss Mollie Gallagher, who has been
seriously i'll with the dengue. is much
improved though not yet out of her
room.
Capt. Jake Marshall expects, to
leave this week for a months bust.
ness trip to Hondo and other western
| towns.
Colonel James NJ. Chittim. the well
known stockman, has returned from
Waukesha, Wis, and his family will
return in few days.
Mrs. T.. A. Holmgreen and family
and Mrs. II. L. Steele and little daugh-
ter are spending few days in the
mountains near Comfort.
Mr.. Charles Noble, a young bust
ness man of Louisville, Ky, is in the
city visiting his brother, Mr.. A. L. No.
bic, the popular insurance man.
George Gilleland, Joe Fuller and Lee
Miller, of the pOstoffice department,
are on the sick list and Ferdinand
Muench is suffering from a relapse.
Prof. b. L. Cabell, of Potter college,
Bowling Green, KY, arrived in the
city last night to accompany n number
of young ladies of this city to that in,
stitution.
Mrs. NJ. Half writes from Far
Rockaway near New York city,
where she has been spending the sum-
mer, that she will return to San Anto-
Mo - - ober next.
Mr.. Il. b. Sinner has returned from
visit to his ranch in McMullen and
Live Oak counties and reports very
little rain as having fallen. Though
he says the Nueces river is booming
from rains higher up stream.
Mr.. Otto Wahrmund, vice-president
of the City brewery, will report for
duty tomorrow after taking an ex-
tended business and pleasure trip
over the northwestern branch of the
Arkansas Pass road. He reports hav-
ling encountered fine business and en-