San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
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"A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Nester and Misses Mary, Annie and
Johanna Groos and Miss Hulda Koerps,
Koerps and Bitter spent Sunday in the
ME and Willie Groos, Wolfenstein,
Koerps and Bitter spent Sunday on the
beautiful pecan grove of Mr.. Groos on
the Medina, returning last evening with
plenty of pecans and well pleased with
their days outing.
-wolfson's opening October 18th to
18th.
Chris Pfeil was arrested this morn
ing by Deputy Constable Pobukosh on
a charge of making threats towards
Amelia Lschapelle, and is being tried
in Justice Shocks court this after
noon.
-wOLFSON'S FALL OPENING of
imported pattern Hats, takes place Oc-
tubel 18th and 18th.
-Messrs. Alois Altman, Charles
wipf, Charles wesenberg and Gus
wesenberg spent yesterday at Schel-
per's ranch on the Calaveras, where
the forty-fifth anniversary of Mr.. Alt
mann was celebrated with all the ne
cessary trimmings.
THE GRANDEST DISPLAY of
Pattern Hats ever seen in this city Will
he shown at our fall opening Wednes-
day. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
L. wOLFSON.
Sheriff Nolan, of Kinney county and
Deputy Sheriff Oglesby, of Midland
county. arrived in the city yesterday
from the west with George and jim
Brown. wanted in Midland for horse
theft, and will be taken there tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Every lady in the city is invited to
attend our Fall Opening Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
@.- L. wOLFSON.
Petra Villareal, aged IS years. died
Yesterday at S25 South East street Vi
paralysis of the heart. "
Justice E. Griff Jones called his
civil docket this morning.
DIR. Jekyll and Hyde at Y. M. c
A. hall Tuesday eve at Sfo'clock q
weeping Joe" Harding had large
congregation at his open air meet
ing at the corner of Brooks and PINE
streets last night.
Will Tengg and Anton Adam were
out hunting yesterday.
Robert ]. Brown, the impersona
tor and public reader at Y. M. c, A
hall, Tuesday eve at o'clock. 1O-lO-2
"A concert and hop has been arrang
ed to take place at Mission garden oct
20.
The Italian Columbus club met las
night and decided to hold their thre
days celebration in San Pedro park.
If you want to be instructed AM
entertained hear Robert J. Brown, tn
impersonator, at Y. NJ. c. A. hail
Tuesday eve. Admission 25c. 1G-1O-2
Mr.. Hal Howard, manager of tn
Deweese ranch was thrown from hi
horse yesterday and severely but no
fatally injured. He has been brough
to this city.
The roof of San Fernando cathedrs
has been reprinted.
Eight permits for laying drain pipe
were issued by the city engineer tn
morning.
DO not fail to hear Robert
Brown in DR.. Joykll and Hyde at
NJ. c. A. hall Tuesday eve. The be!
bit of impersonation ever seen in Au'
tin-Statesman, Oct. s. 1910
Complaint is made that black co
is seen patrolling the vicinity of DIV!
err avenue every morning early.
Police made only ten arrests SUI
day.
C. E. Hooper is suffering from a s
verely injured hand, cut by broke
glass. He attempted to throw som
thing out of a window not knowing Il
window was closed.
If you want an enjoyable evenin
go to the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Tuesday e.
ing and hear Robert ]. Brown, the ir
personator. 1910
"A dangerous hole in the street
the corner of North Flores and r
mana streets, caused evidently by I
bursting Of water pipe, was report
to police headquarters this morning a
orders were issued for it's repair.
The Government Hills and "
bowl tonight at Muth's garden.
This mornings arrivals at the v
rious hotels did not fill over hundr
pages Of the registers, and there g
rooms for many more.
&C. H. Griem, aged 40 years, died