The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-30

ed from quite an extended visit to
the Alamo city.
g. w. Barnes, of Sterling
county, was doing business in
San Angelo Saturday.
In q contest held at Ardmore,
on the 22nd, Faurote, of Dallas,
led in the blue rock shoot.
John Chaillet, the dam con-
tractor, went to Brentwood on
Tuesdays train, returning next
day.
Mrs. J. E. Witcher returned
home last week from a visit to
her father, G.. w. Jones, at Cher
okee.
The painters have been busy the
past few days decorating the ex-
terror of the new Jackson & Nicely
Bros. rock building.
G. F. Winfield, student of Poly
technic College at Fort Worth,
was in the city Friday in the
interest Of that school.
John Gardoni told all of his
friends that he could see good
bye" last Thursday and returned
to his business in Arizona.
Mrs. George NJ. Vaughn return
ed to her home in Ballinger Thurs
day after visit of several days to
her sister, Mrs. A. P. Holman.
Master Painter VIM. Trick is
dressing up the interior of the
Harris drug store in a manner
that will give it a morning star
brightness.
Mark Week, who has been
spending several months at Knick-
erbocker, returned to San Ange-
10 last week and is once more at
home here.
George Gregory, who has been
doing tonsorial work in the city
for some time, left with his fami-
ly last week for Dublin, where he
expects to locate.
Miss Mile Philips, an accom-.
plished young lady and teacher in
the Sonora school, took the train
Friday afternoon for visit to
friends in Comanche.
Mrs. Edens, who was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Hubbell, on
East Twohig avenue, for two OF
three weeks, left for her home in
Big Springs last Wednesday.
The Winkler & Hudson Com.
pany have bought "The Famous
shoe stock of E. J. Farr on Con.
cho avenue and moved the goods
to their own store on upper Chad
bourne street.
Tom Knight, a Runnels county
fruit grower, was here Saturday
with some fine peaches and plums
which sold like hot cakes. He
left a highly appreciated samp.t
with The Press.
Editor J. E. Werner has sold 6
third interest in the Lampasa:
Leader to J. II. Abney and they
expect to make Improvements il
the paper. The Leader is already
a number one paper.
Steve Murphy, the genial man
ager of the DEVILS River News al
Sonora, was in the city Friday
enroute home from q two weeks
stay at Mineral Wells, going t.
that point from the Weatherforc
congressional convention.
w. J. D. ("Bill") Carr, o
Sherwood, was in San Angelo
Friday and reported a regular
good, all time rain there yester
day. 1t began falling at 6 p. m.
came down heavy at about Z, AM
rained, off and on, nearly al
night.
1t is reported that w. E
March, late of the Bertram News
will soon start a newspaper a
Sherwood, and we trust that h
will be more fortunate thal
those who have launched q news
paper on the journalistic fields o
Irion county, heretofore. -Ozon
Kicker.
James A. Wray, late of tn
Hillsboro Democrat, is now O
the reportorial force of the Sa
, Angelo Press. Mr.. Wray is
good writer and will do good sci
vice for The Press, and his man
friends are glad to see him bac
in the journalistic field.-Hills
boro Record,
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