San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-06
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The fire laddies anticipate most
successful ball, which will be given at
Beethoven hall Friday night for the
benefit of the Firemens' Relief Fund
association.
-Runge, Tex, Nov 16. lS9,.-"My
brother has been sickly for some time
and he took two bottles of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and he has not been complain
ing any since. He says now he feels
much better and has no more pains in
his side. Albert Ditmer. l1-So-u
Thomas ID. Walsh, ageu Do years,
died early yesterday morning at 5Ol
Avenue G.. The remains will be
shipped TO Chicago tonight.
Lost: Pair of gold spectacles near
Sunset freight depot. or Austin street
Finder will be rewarded if returned
to 800 Burleson street.
Hon. VIM. J. Bryan and ex-GOv-
ernOr Crittenden, of Missouri, i'll ar
rive in San Antonio next Friday, en-
route to Mexico.
-Cooley's Register-will serve bust
ness mems lunch, II to 2:3O p. m,
Change of bill of fare daily. 11-29-lm
Members of fire company No. 6
will have barbecued mutton on Dec.
oath for the special dedication for
their brother firemen and members of
the newspaper fraternity.
HUTCHINSON & FRANKEL will
SELL you SWELL SINGLE DRIV-
Ell or TEAM at a moderate price.
Come and see them.
NJ. H., NUnll, Of tho hpa Si xya
Material company, Philadelphia, Pa,
is in tine city shaking hands with
many friends.
Gentlemen, call and, examine our
Home Industry" $3.50 shoes. They
are the best on earth for the money.
Sullivan Shoe Co. 12-0-3t
A horse attached TO a City brew
cry delivery wagon fell and was hurt
on Rusk street yesterday afternoon.
PERFUMES and toilet articles,
suitable for holiday presents.
l2-1-1m JAMES CIAVIN.
Visitors to the cemetery yesterday
afternoon were numerous and traffic
on the Commerce street car line was
unusually heavy.
Next Wednesday is the annual hOl-
iday of obligation, the feast of the I'm
aculate Conception, to the catholic
faith As it is the patronal feast for
St Mary's church, solemn services
will be held, as on Sundays.
Mr.. James Wahrenberger's daugh-
ter is quite i'll.
Mr.. W. w. Campbell has been APP
pointed by the mayor as one of the
levelment for the city engineers de-
partment.
John Wilke,a boy living on Water
street, fell from the roof of a
stable at the residence of Mr.. ID. @.
Bitter yesterday afternoon and one of
his arms was fractured.
--Messrs. Joe Dugosh. Henry
Schneider, Adam Seibel and Bud
Gabbart went out hunting and killed
a large number of quail and rabbits,
bringing their friend, John Kuppers, a
rabbit
The residence of Mr.. Harry Bull
No. 100 Barrera street, was stormed
yesterday by n party of twenty couples
who remembered Mr.. Bulls thirtietl
birthday anniversary and called TO ten
ider their congratulations.
The dramatic section of the Beet
hoven Maennerchor presented the "Sa
Ion Tyroler" at Beethoven hall, to
good audience last night. with n splen
did cast of characters including twent,
actors.
"A lively badger fight was held OF
Blum street yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. L. l.. Marks is up and on
again.
-Messrs. John Bauer and III. SIREN
mel leave tomorrow for Ottene, Con
Zales county, to institute lodge No. $50
of the Hermann Sons.
Mr.. w. 4. Merriwether has BEEF
appointed levelman on the city engin
GERS force by Mayor Callaghan.
Assistant City Clerk Scheidemante
has recovered sufficiently from hi
carbuncle affiiction to come down tow
today.
"A. ID. Hill and wife. OF No. 524 f.
sex street, South Heights. are rejOicin
over the safe arrival of a new bab
daughter in their household
The county commissioners gran
ed an application of Assessor Lou
Huth this morning for two dcputit
clerk in his office.
Major Lynn. colored, ana +.
Saul. white. two express wagon driver