San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-16
Personal Mention.

Frank Wash is up and out again.
Chas. Bamberger is i'll with the den
que.
NJ. Deutz, of Laredo. is at the Men
ger.
f. H. Uye, of Dallas, is at the Nav
erick.
Chas. b. Mullaly is recovering from
the dengue.
W. d. Jenkins, of Tarpon, Texas, is
at the Menger.
C. o. Stanback, of Atlanta, Ga, is
at the Maverick.
Mr.. w. A. Virgins, of the First Ma
tiOnal bank, is i'll.
Thomas HI. Saunders, of Fort Worth,
is at the Maverick.
Mr.. Henry Schumacher, of the Light,
is i'll with the dengue.
Mr.. Herman Heiligmanns family is
suffering from the dengue.
Mrs. Joe McAllister and children
have returned from BOerne.
Detective George Shoaf is one of
the late victims of the dengue.
Miss Lizzie Franz. of North street,
is i'll with the prevalent dengue.
Mr.. r. Singer. of Joske Brothers
store, has returned from New York.
Mrs. r. f. Blair went TO Kerrville
yesterday for the benefit of her health.
Clarence Waters left this morning
for Chicago. He will go via Nashville.
Mr.. Newt. NJ. Smith, the insurance
man, is i'll at his residence with dem
que.
]. w. SturgeS is in the city from
Fort Worth and is stopping at the
Mahncke.
Henry Burns returned from Califor-
mia yesterday and is Iuartered at the
st. James.
Police Officer Thurman reported for
duty yesterday for the first time in
eight days.
Miss Rosa Lee Felthouse, of Mon
tana street, has partly recovered from
the dengue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman, of Montana
street have recovered from an attack
of the dengHe.
7. ]. Newton and wife have return
ed from two months visit to West
Texas and Saltillo, Mexico.
Miss Emily Little, a charming young
lady of 1903 North Pine street, is suf-
fering from an attack of the dengue.
Henry PHILIPPE, cashier of the City
Brewery is down with the dengue.
Vice President Wahrmund is much
better.
G. +. Oliver and E. L. Rudolph, two
are in the city and are stopping at the
Arcade. o..
Miss Katie Nuremberg, a charming
young lady of North street, has gon
to st. Louis on a business and pleas
ure trip.
Miss Mary Schwegmann will leave
Saturday for Germany where she ex-
poets to visit relatives for several
months.
w. W. Harding, travelling man of
Austin is in the city attending to the
wants of his customers. He is a guest
of the Arcade.
Deputy Sheriff II. Faust is i'll with
the dengue at his home on Lafitte
street. He has been confined TO his
bed since last Thursday.
+. ]. Scudder and wife engaged
apartments at the Menger hotel last
night and left for New York this
morning on their honeymoon trip.
William Aubrey, who has been laid
up with the dengue, is able to be up
again, but has to wear colOred spec.
tacles, as his eyes have been affected
Hon Dick Wynn, of Fort Worth
a prospective gubernatorial candidate
was in the city yesterday circulating
among his friends. Police Officer Pal
Stevens escorted him about the city
Henry I. Wilson and Clarence L
Waters left this morning for Louis
Vile, Ky. The latter will remain Their,
about a month and then go to Chicag,
after which he will return to San An
tonic, Mr.. Wilson will remain il
Louisville to engage in the embalm
ing business, and his friends wish hin
a successful career.