The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-12-29
Got Entirely Too Gay.

brought before Justice Nj. o.
Davis Monday morning on
charge of disturbing the peace
and pleading guilty was assessed
fine in the sum of $3.50 and Civ
Ell his liberty.
The misdemeanor to which the
defendant pleaded guilty grew out
of Il little too much Christmas
and a seemingly prenatal opinion
that he was the proper stuff when
ladies are concerned. lie is said
to have attempted to flirt with
several of the ladies of the Lam
don Hotel, finally becoming so in.
sulting in his manner that it was
found necessary to call the gem
tleman down. This was very
promptly done by one of the
young men of the hotel whereup-
on Mr.. man, being apparently
overloaded with booze, became
highly incensed and proceeded to
cuss out the whole citizenship of
San Angelo. He was told that
such conduct would not be stood
for and was asked very kindly to
go away. This, however, he re-
fused to do, so that after several
attempts to induce him to do so,
but to no avail, he was taken in
charge by an officer with the re-
suit above mentioned.
The Press believes that the peo-
pie whom he so poorly represents
will not stand for any such con-
duct IN an employee of theirs and
that he will not be sent to San
Angelo again. In case however
he does come it may safely be as
sumed that he will act the gentle
man at such times as that role is
essential to his business interests.
Philip Wuertemburg and the
other members of the San Angelo
Orchestra left Monday for Dublin
and Abiline where they go to fur
nish music for society events.
Bodily pain loses its terror if you've
Dttle of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
in the house. Instant relief in cases
of burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of
any sort.
Ben Basel, of Stephenviile, ar
rived Sunday on a visit to his
brother Charlie who is sick at his
home in Angelo Heights. Mr..
Basel returned home Monday.
The Methodist Sunday school
had their Christmas celebration
on Friday night, Dec. %. A nice
program had been arranged con-
sisting of recitations and singing.
Presents we're handed around as
ID not to have a tree.
urance policy Is as good
till you have a loss.
Il want a good one, the
cowboy wanted his pistol,
re so. Penrose n. Ions
le insurance a speciality
ty years.
Goldstein, prominent
1t of Taylor, and who re-
bought the j. l.. Benton
on Lipan Flat, arrived in
ty Sunday to look after
elton of a new farm house
le breaking of 200 acres of
lor cultivation this season.
by buy trees on representa-
is and exaggerated pictures
IN you can go to Nussbaumer's
florist, and see what you buy.
Carl Hickey left Thursday for
.orristown, Tenn, to visit his
arents and spend the HOLIDAYS.
The dinner given by the Saliva
ton Army to the poor of San
rgelc was well attended and
shly appreciated by those whose
My opportunity for a Christmas
inner depended on it. 1t is a
;ood work, this of the Salvation
Army and should have the sup
port of all well-to-do persons who
DO not realize what it is not to
have a good dinner on Christmas
day.
Services were held at almost
every church in the city on Christ
mas day. A number of the Sun
day schools had Christmas trees
and in every case these were huge
successes. The little folks were
made happy in the thought that
some one remembered them on
Christmas day. This is a good
work and one in which every one
should heartily join whenever
they have opportunity.
The Knights of the Maccabees
are IN a very flourishing condition
as result of the recent visit OF
Deputy State Commander Shane
nd the good work which he did
IT the order while in the city
hey have nearly score of APP
cations now on hand and are
ceeding with the initiation Of
didates as rapidly as possible
membership of the order has