San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-01
PeTS)||l| Mention.

DR.. McKenna is laid up with the
dengue.
DR.. w. w. Duke is recovering from
the dengue.
Mr.. Fred Fries has fallen a victim
to the dengue.
Mr.. Clarence Waters has returned
from California.
Mr.. Gus Kampmann is in the city
from Calaveras.
Col. Ike West and family have re-
turned from Boerne.
Messrs Henry and Ernst Gimbel are
down with the dengue.
William r. Patrick, of Bracket
vile, is at the Mahncke.
Mr.. VIM. Vollbreeht is improving
from his attack of the dengue.
Judge c. W. STANDARD and wife are
again in the city from STANDARD, Tex.
Col. Peter G. Rucker has returned
to San Antonio to locate permanently.
Col. James P. Newcomb celebrated
his Goth birthday anniversary yester-
day.
Col. John L. Peeler and family, of
Austin, are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. John Russell is ill at his home
on San Marcos street with the dengue
fever.
Mr.. Thad. W. Smith and family |
have returned from a trip to Corpus |
Christi.
Henry L. Monroe, J. r. Cravens and |
Henry S. Crawford, of Dallas, are at |
the Menger.
z. S. Harris and Geo. Holmes, cat
tie buyers from Kansas City, are at |
the Southern.
Senator Roger Q. Mills returned yes
terday from Rockport, and is at the
Menger today.
Congressman James l.. Slayden left
today for Arkansas Pass to have try /
at tarpon fishing.
DR.. w. b. Seeley and wife have re-
turned from their summer visit to
Maine and Massachusetts,.
Mrs. j. C. Yantis, wife of the eff
Gent member of the city's blue-coat
force, has returned from Comfort.
Mr. Jesse G. Thomas, nephew of ex-
Police officer Frank Dawson, is in the
city visiting his uncle at 81 Devine
street.
Mr. Frank Dawson, late of the city
police force, leaves September for
the east with about 125 head of cattle
to go on the trail.
Mr.. p. McKeand, of the Waters
Pierce Oil company, this city, left to-
day on q business trip to. Fredericks-
burg and vicinity.
Father z. +. Brannan, Catholic
Of Weatherford, Texas,
is in the city on his way home from
trip to California.
Mr.. L. G. Cervantes has returned to
Tengg's book store, after suffering
with the delgue. He cured himself |
with red peppers his friends say.
Mr.. W.,J. Irwin leaves this evening
for chihuahua, Mexico, to bid on some
more sewer work for that city. His
firm has just completed seven miles
of sewers in that city.
Hon. A. w. Houston, who has re-
turned from Asheville, n. c., whittier
he accompanied his son, Augustus
Houston, Jr., to college, has been
down with the dengue the past few
days.
Mr.. L. L. Moody, prominent mer-
chant of Stockdale, came up to the
city yesterday over the Gulf Shore to
purchase fall goods. He is stopping |
at the Mahncke. He will return to-
morrow.
Mr.. Seymour S. Heymann, the VOL
mist, after an absence of several |
months, has returned very i'll and is |
now confined TO his room. His speedy |
recovery is anxiously looked for by |
his many friends in this city.
IVof. b. II. Cabell, of the Potter |
college of Bowling Green, KY, leaves |
over the International tomorrow morn
ing with the following young ladies: |
Miss May Stevens, daughter of John |
j. Stevens; Miss Nellie Rigsby and |
Miss Bernice Vanham, of Uvalde.