The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-10-08

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town; $3.50, part on time. In
qnire at Press office or to
NJ +. JOPLIN, Owner.
You can buy a good watch for
little money, at H. d. Leffels.
The Woman's Club meets next
Friday afternoon, Oct. 10, with
Mrs G. G. Kirkpatrick, on West
Twohig avenue.
No one who wants good
watch can tail to be suited at
Leffel's. Selection and price
can't be beat.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church will meet Oct.
Sth at / p. III. with Mrs. Spencer,
at the residence of Mrs. s. W.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
as the pastor, Rev. + b. Wither-
spoon, is attending Synod at
Cleburne.
Mrs. NJ. Hagelsten, who has
been seriously iii for several days
at her home on east Harris avenue,
was reported much better yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. A. Currie and family
arrived recently from Tyler to
make San Angelo their home.
Mr.. Currie had been very i'll be-
fore coming here, but two weeks
of our pure atmosphere and revivi-
flying climate have made him feel,
as he expressed it, like fighting
cock" Mr.. Currie will go into
business here and has the best
wishes of The Press.
Send the children to the Turn
Verein gymnasium, Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, at 4:8O.
Billy Whytock Is in charge and
will take good care of them, i'm
parting instruction and giving
training that is conducive to
health, strength, energy, vitality,
graceful poise and erect carriage.
Col. r. H. Hill, president of
that best known business college,
Hill's of Waco, was in the city
Saturday and called on The Press.
Hills Business College has turn
: ed out more business men than
any two similar institutions in the
! state, and young men desiring a
business education can find no
. better place to obtain it than
Hills Business College, Waco.
B, The proper kind of physical
. training adds years to life and
,. life to years. Billy Why.
took has made the subject
>, matter of deep, careful,
/, painstaking and exhaustive study
and will "raise the children
: right"-physically. Send them
< to him at the Turn Verein
Gymnasium, Tuesday and Friday
e afternoons, 4 80 o'clock.
The subscription list and print
! ing business of The Press is grow
, ing at such a rapid pace, continu-
p ed improvement in the mechani-
{ cal department is a necessity.
, During the past week a new and
, improved gasoline engine has
I been installed-a Fairbanks
Morse, handled by G. q G.. Hagel-
= stein Co., which greatly increas-
v es the capacity of our force in
turning out work promptly and
more rapidly than heretofore.
DR.. R. l.. Greene was expected
t to return from Fort Worth this
morning and the genial doctor and
his splendid wife will make pre-
parations to remove to FIT. Worth.
The announcement will be nothing
less than n shock to their friends
here and it will be parting that
will, indeed, give pain. However,
they will go with the very best
wishes of those friends for their
happiness and complete satisfac-
ton in their new home and envi
ronments and in this The Press
joins.
Experience has proven that
proper physical training is
superior in the endurance it
creates, to natural born
strength. The training given
children by Billy Whytock at the
Turn Verein gymnasium is of
that kind Jim Corbett was
weak and puny by nature, but
by careful physical training won
the championship. Billy Why
took does not train for the ring but
for that physical strength, energy
and endurance which gives the
gladlators in all of life's battles
the advantage over their weaker
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