San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-15
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The steam rollers have again been
put to work after their thorough over
hauling and the engineers say they
run like sewing machines.
Cook Wanted-Apply to Mrs. J.
Muir, Jr., els Hays street, Dignowity
Hill. 1O-l2&14-2t
The wedding of Mr.. A. S. Perkins
and Miss Dove Thompson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IN. Thompson, will
take place October 20 at p. m, at the
First Baptist church. They will be
at home after November LIST in Devine,
Texas.
knights and Ladies of Honor, Con-
cordia lodge, will give their ball at
Muth's garden, October 18th. 1879
R. C. Pryor is suing the San An
tonic Street Railway company for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries
sustained October 10, by being elected
from defendant company's car on
South Alamo street.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
will give their anniversary entertain
ment at Mission garden November IL.
Ivy OPENING BALL at Mission
Garden tomorrow night. 1t
Columbus club held a final meet
ing last night, in perfecting arrange
ments for their celebration at San Pc
-dro park. The director of the fire.
works, Mr.. Grisafi, of Galveston, will
arrive next Monday. s
A balloon ascension will be made
next Sunday at San Pedro park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan Houston are
rejoicing over the safe arrival of a
new son, the sixth. Reagan claims
this is a presage of war.
Mr.. Sam Hoehstadter left this af-
ternoon for two weeks trip through
West Texas, and he says he will tell
the people about the suspicious case. ;"
The life insurance policy Of the late
Judge John T. Lewis, for $4,000 was
paid today. j Sc 0...
The county commissioners this
morning appointed Charles Haas over
seer of the Austin road, from the city
limits to the tenth-mile post, to sue
coed, A. Reitmeier, resigned.
In the Probate court this morning
Bert Shangle was granted temporary
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of R. NJ. Kerr, deceased.
The gutter on Commerce street
near Casino choked up today after the
rain and had to be flushed out.
FREDERICK F. L. jain lodge, Son:
of Hermann, met last night and in
itiated two new members, DR.. Blail
and Mr.. Gus Heberer.
A bill of sale was filed in the couu
ty clerks Office yesterday, whereby II
r. Ihrie conveys to Thomas w. Lar
kin certain photographs and appurte
nances for $3.50 cash and four lots ii
Kansas City.
B. F. Baugh has filed application
in the Thirty-seventh District cour
for license to practice law.
Ivy OPENING BALL at Mission
Garden tomorrow night. =
-"All quarantine has been called of
in Colorado county and the road is de
clared open between here an Houston,
is a message received this Afternoon
by the Light from the Southern Pa
cifiC train dispatChers office.
Mr.. Ludlow, local manager Pacif
ic Express company, says every tow
Oh the l. az ". ~. Is now open 10
traffic except Hearne.
George Morgan and Fran
Herbert, drove fourteen mile
south of the city last night, sho
a 135-pOund deer and returnei
this morning.
-Wanted-A reliable man.
ID. b. KINGSLEY.
Two sinkhOles on Navarr,
street, near the corner of Houston
this morning. There is anothe
bad sinkhOle at the corner O
Navarro and College streets
where water was standing cor
tinuOusly, even before the rain t.
day.
delicious lunch from II to
daily at Webb's Palace, Alan
Plaza.
The rain last night and thi
morning caused a rise c
about four inches in the river.
will be instrumental in giving til
river bed a thorough cleaning.
Eight suppers were supple
the city prisoners last night. f