San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Henry NJ. Brown is seriously
ill.
Mrs. L. Weiss is ill on Centre
street.
Miss Alma Finck has returned from
| Boerne.
Miss Lydia Ulrich has returned from
New York.
Robt. Driscoll has returned from a
trip to Europe.
Capt. w. I. Jackman, of San Marcos
spent Sunday in the city.
A. A. Zizik has sufficiently recovered
dengue to be able to be out again.
Hon. J. G. Wilson, district Judge of
Karnes county, is at the Southern.
Miss Clara Zum Berge, who has bee
i'll for several days, is convalescing.
Mr.. Rudolph Jersig and Mr.. Tom
Tengg have returned from Comfort.
Mrs. John Lager, of Blum street.
left this morning for Comfort, to spend
several weeks.
r. 3. Jones, of Wichita Falls. and
A. Laird, of Vernon, Tex, stockmen.
are at the Southern.
Mr.. L. Veith, Miss Martha Epstein.
Mrs. Geo. b. Epstein and children.
returned from Corpus today.
Mr.. Sol Mayer of Sonora, Texas, a
prominent merchant and cattle raiser,
is visiting relatives in the city. ..
Mr. w. l. Harper, foreman of Cues
saZ Il Ferlets press room, is confined
to his home with the dengue.
Mr.. Frank Arnold, vice president
and general manager of the Lcne Star
Brewery has returned from st. Louis.
Mr.. NJ. T. Jesse, who is largely in
terested in mining ia Mexico, state of
Coahuila, is in the city to visit mis-
family
Mr.. Chas. Reade, a well known cit
izen of Centre Point, and recently of
the Centre Ppoint Fair association, is
at the Southern.
Guy d. Anderson, of Kerrville pass
ed through the city yesterday for
Texas, where he will mar
ry Miss billiard, of that city.
Mr.. G. b. Clegg, secretary and treas
urer of the Johnson Bros Printing
LCluIhCu W NOlh LulS
ing after a weeks tussle with the den
que.
l.. II. Coley has returned from a |
trip to South Texas and reports good |
rains. He says the Rio Granda is |
booming between Laredo and Browns |
vile.
Miss Hannah Picard, one of our |
popular teachers in the public schools, |
yesterday from an extended |
journey through the eastern and wes |
tern cities.
Miss Lucy Williamson, of Karnes
City, returned home this morning, af- |
ter spending a pleasant week with |
Miss Louise Schroeder at her home on |
street.
Mrs. George G. Campbell is i'll at her !
residence, corner of Avenue G and |
Eighth street. Her daughter, Miss |
Rose Campbell, has just recovered |
from a spell of illness.
Miss Willie Scott passed through |
the city yesterday from Kerrville to !
Texas, at which latter |
place she will take charge of the art |
instruction in the Brentwood schools |
! SdpI' IL. AdFOSr, the Senldl city |
drummer for the City Brewery, has
recovered from . severe attack of the |
dengue fever and resGmcd his duties |
today, much to the delight of his |
many friends.
Miss Sarah s. King, one of our
Charming lady principals of the public |
schools, will return tomorrow from
Mexico where she has beer spending
her vacation. She has been to the
City of Mexico, to Saltille aud to To-
pc Chico.
Mr. ]. e. Rennie, the well kpowa
representative of the Eberhard Faber
Pencil company, writes to his friend
Mr.. Mic Tengg, Jr., that he fiends bus
mess over the country improving vast
ly and says he hopes to soon make an.
other pleasant visit to San Antonio.