The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

llhe VI WILL paper
S. D. Arthur, of Knickerbock-
er, was in the city last week.
A good rain is reported to have
fallen on the y Q 2 ranch last
week. <.
Mrs. A. J. Baker and children,
Courtenay and Andrew, have been
visiting in Coke county.
John Arthur and family of
Knickerbocker, were trading in
San Angelo last week.
T. r. Wells, the West Tom
Green stockman, was in the city
last week for supplies.
Mrs. Ida Hilburn left last
Thursday afternoon for visit to
relatives at Santa Anna.
Lee Spring and Frank Robinson,
well known Water Valley citizens,
were in the city Thursday.
Miss Magness, who was the
guest of Mrs. J. G. Landon, left
last Thursday afternoon for Cole
man.
Homer Hooker and Allie
Rutherford, of Sterling City, had
business in San Angelo Thurs
day.
Col. John R. Nasworthy. who
has been quite sick since his re-
turn from Mineral Wells, is up
and about again.
Joe Verbert, the building con-
tractor, has returned from his re-
cuperating trip, feeling as he
looks very much better.
Hubbard Herring has returned
from trip to West Tom Green.
He reported some rains in the bar
S and Sugg pastures.
Col. A. J. Baker returned Fri
day morning from Galveston,
where he attended the State
Democratic Convention.
H. V. Schintz, the Robert Lee
druggist, was in the city Thurs
day. He reported some good
rains up his way recently.
7. w. Craddock, Lee Powell
and Rufe Whitesides were promi-
nent representatives of our neigh
Dor county of Coke in San Angelo
last Thursday.
A fine asphalt-gravel combina.
ton sidewalk is being placed in
front of the handsome residence
of j. S. Miles on Beauregard
avenue.
w. B. Henderson, Sterling
City's popular hardware man, &C.
companied by John Cooper OF
that place, were in San Angelo
Thursday.
Rod Campbell was in Miles
Thursday to assist in putting uE
a car of furniture sold to Mr.
levin at that place by A. S
, CAN'T & Son.
County Surveyor H. B. Tarver
has returned from a five weeks
surveying trip in the Pecos region
He reported some rains and cattle
looking pretty well.
The automobile company hat
provided an indicator, giving the
direction of it's destination or
the regular trips around anc
through the city.
Joe Kemp, the chief assistant
on the X @ z ranch, was in thu
city last week for medical atten
tion to his eye, in which a foreign
body had become lodged.
The boys at the shop have re
} ceived a communication from
: Charley Murray, who was el
route to the Territory, stain,
that the greater portion of thei
trip from Gainesville on wa
made through heavy rains,
J. M. Watson was in from tn,
upper Main Concho Thursday
and was exhibiting some fin,
specimens of cotton from hi
field, of which he has about thirt,
acres. The stalks were from TIVE
to three feet high, and were wei
> loaded with squares, blooms ant
bolls. Mr.. Watson stated tina
he has had an abundance of rail-
and has fine prospect for an i'm
mense crop.
, Mr.. A. T. Lyle, who, for sever
Z al years past, has held the respon
sible position of manager of tn
/ dry goods department in G. A
q Probandt's mammoth genera
! merchandise business, expects t.
leave shortly for other points, an,
possibly, take travelling position
: Mr.. Lyle's long experience a
salesman, buyer and manager
make him a valuable man to an