Local Items Highlight San Antonio News Harbors and Notices
Local items report Mrs J F Cassiano ill and confined to bed. Emerson advertises loans and sewing machines. Various notices include divorces, a marriage license, a boy with a broken arm, lamp outage, barbed wire stock, lumber, and a forthcoming holiday edition. The text notes several business updates and a temple society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young & Arxoip
J. F. Cassiano Sa
Pancoast & Son
J. M. Emerson
Pancernist
Emerson’s
Alamo Lodge
Pattie Scott
Wm. Scott
Prs
Millie Murphy
John Murphy
San Antonio
G C. Douglass
Luy Childress
J. T. Smith
Sally Lindsey
J. F. Crossley
Martin & Schryver’s
West
Commerce Street
Lient
Sim Hart
G. HiLeach
Fort Stockton
Stockton
Avenue C
Temple Beth el Literary Society
Martin & Sehryver
West Commerce Street
Martin & Schryver
San Antonio Electric Light Company
Dallas Street
Madison Square
T. W. Carrico
Emerson
Ignatz Wenz
Wurzbach
Notable Visitors and Local News at the Southern
A parade of residents and guests linger in the city with trips to Liverpool and Philadelphia noted. Local leaders and businessmen from San Marcos, Lampasas, Gonzales, and St. Louis are listed among visitors at the Southern. Revival meetings gain interest under Rev. Dickson Williams with no afternoon services today. A grocer on Crockett street recalls a sonic scare when a vinegar barrel burst instead of burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Pierroni
San Saba and
San Luis
George Coogen
del Rio
H. M. Lowe
Lampasas
H. Beringer
Gonzales
H. Forrester
Liverpool
T.W Mullaly
Boerne
W.W. H. Winfield
Wabash Rouse
W. K
Nathan Hart
Howard
M. Adse
Cincinnati
H. Mayfield
Floresville
P. C. Wherritt
Junction City
Kansas
R. Breeding
Millett
H. O. James
San Marcos
W J. Prichard
Canton
Mies
J. 8. Vandegraff
Austin
R. A. McKnight
el Paso
W. B. Smith
City
A. J. Graybill
J. D. Hunter
A Hunter
Shelbyville
Ills
Brazilion
K. F. Redfield
St. Louis
John K. Foster
J. H. Muneter
Luling
Isiah Coleman
New York
Wm. Arnold
John T. Lytle
Rancho
William H. Cannon
Philadelphia
W. KE. Goodrich
Seguin
M. S. Barker
Louisville
E. B. Hayden
Stanford
A. R. Jackson
Boston
H. T. Wolf
Marion
Texas
A. Hyers
J. H. Cogan
Chicago
E. L. Thomas
Sin Marcos
T. Dunkin
Medina River
C. Oliver
Sunset Railroad
S. A. Oliver
Dickson Williams
J. W. Monkton
Crockett Street
G A R Post Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Old Post No 3 of the G A R reports its officers elected for the coming year. Commander J P Newcomb senior vice commander A Seffel junior vice commander M Herwick officer of the day W H Huston quartermaster C H Rump officer of the guard H Bode chaplain C Jaques chairmen of board of administration J H Bolton adjutant A Kuhn sergeant major Gleason quartermaster sergeant M Kippax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Newcomb
A. Seffel
J. V
M. Herwick
W. H. Huston
C. H. Rump
H. Bode
C. Jaques
Board of Administration
J. H. Bolton
A. Kuhn
Gleason
M. Kippax
Real estate transfers listed for San Antonio area deeds
Pipe Ortega sells to Rafael Sancho tract lot 24 block 2 bounded by Roberts and Sixteenth for 25 dollars. Peter Linnartz sells to Bernard Mauermann lot 6 block B bounded north by Lafitte for 1400 dollars. James W Taylor sells to William Hawkins 200 acres of land near Calaveras creek for 600 dollars. Jo ny transfers include Charles L Pignaney to P B Kelley resubdivision of block4 for 180 dollars. Charles L Dignowity to Wm Dobrowolski multiple lots on East Commerce Street and surrounding blocks for 1000 dollars. Dignowity to Pat O'Brien lots fronting South Fourth Street and other blocks for 360 dollars. P Matlack and wife to Dan McClusky lot 11 block7 corner Main avenue Elmira street for 305 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe Ortega
Rafael Sancho
Roberts
Sixteenth
Peter Linnartz
Bernard Mauermann
Lafitte
James W.taylor
William Hawkins
Labora
Steele
Calaveras Creek
Jony
East Commerce Street
C.L. Dignowity
Pat O’brien
South Fourth Street
Spring Street
P. Matlack
Dan McClusky
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Independent Order of Public Weighers forms opposition to Knights of Labor
A new secret order began in the Southwest with a first meeting at the Southern Hotel. Provisional officers were elected including Uncle John Wilson as President and Tim F. Scott as Vice-President. The group, called the IO P W Independent Order of Public Weighers, seeks rapid recruitment and aims to counter the Knights of Labor, with journalists among its early adopters. Contact Louis Kelle or De Dewees for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Southern Hotel
John Wilson
Tim F. Scott
Laula Kells
Major Hinkle
Jim Speed
Atmos Graves
del Dewees
Belaborer
Southwest
Louis Kelle
de Dew
Flying Observations on Local Politics and Business Figures
A column quotes Walter Scott on new paper plans and steam rollers, plus J W Crate on past and present business, Udo Rhodius on San Antonio stagnation, Ernest Rische on Emma Abbott, and Vox Populi praising water works competition to curb the monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Fest’s
J. W. Crate
Udo Rhodius
San Antonio
Ernest Rische
Turner Opera House
Emma Abbott
Simmons
International
Great Northern’ Railroad
MacNamara
Vox Populi
Licur
Religious Services and Appointments Across City Churches
Multiple churches announce Sunday services and Union meetings with farewells, ordinations, and special speakers. Rev Falkinburg preaches farewell before Conference. Evangelist Williams lectures at Cumberland Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches. Madison Square Presbyterian to install Rev Scndder with various clergy delivering charges. Vienna Restaurant relocates to 225 East Houston Street with first class meals starting December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Government Hill
Avenue C
Falkinburg
Travis Park Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Neil
D. D
Houston
North Flores Streets
Evangelist Williams
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Soledad Street
J. W. Poindexter
Austin
Vienna
East
Houston Street
Charles Green
Christian KreGennvun
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Paul Wagner
The
San Antonio Santa Claus
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Blum Street
Menger Hotel
Union
Carter
Sina
Alamo Plaza
United States
Lily
Washington
Washington M. Singer
W.H. Powuinar
Rovextt Srorsi
Nick Mailies
A. Francois
Leew
Raimme
Rann
Oe Ee Lad Co
Seeee
Ancing
Diddy
Kefrat
Minnie Hartz
W. H. Poulain
Carrie Linton
Cal Cohen
Cadmoses
Daakantse
Brillant
Miss Carrie Linton
Superior Order
Billie Poullain
Miss
Agh G Few
Susie Stokes
Miss"gad Blossombie
Ted
Miss Carri
Minos
Misa Susie Io
H. Poullain
Francoise Cal Cohn
Mr.cal Coh E Linton
Minnie Hurtz
Dad Blossom
Soto
Senge
Miss Baines Dever
Urray
Lilite Grumnor
Miss Ett
Bervaut
Tae
Bauties
Josie Poullain
Isa Annie
Sir Nellie Moore
A. Prancoi
Mise
Carrie Linton Pou
al Cohen
Essrs
Fondard
Q. Ball
Commerce St
J. L.S. Hunt
W. H. Booth
Rice & Ryan's
Harry Fower
Weat Commerce Street
Young & Arrowp
Custon Street
Eas Ha
Heretia Schweizer Verein
Emit
Greer
G.A.R
E. C
Second Baptist Church
Corner South Centre
Chestnut Streets
J. W. Carr
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
E. C. Scndder
Turner Hall
Royal Balfowder Company
Wall Street
New Yor
EH Abrahams
G.b.frank
Paletots
Newmarkets
G. B. Frank’s
Valentine Lorra
Bridge
Val. Lorra
Geo. H. Kalteyer
B. J. Mauermann
W. E. Jones
Lupt
C. Bamberger
Alamo Cement Co
Acequia Street
Head of River
H. Marquart
Conscent Cthay
Sho
Ruaxractour
Courthouse
Emanuel Abrahams
Baxner
Katie Putnam
James A. Devin
Lena
Old Curiosity Shop
Rische’s Cigar Store
Delmonico
Braproro & L’ Arovare
Christian Krehenbuehl
L. Wolfson
Mammoth
Bette
Brackett
Maces County
Hosack & Newton
Kirchner
Commercce Street
Bradley & Groesbeeck
Maverick
Frank J. Beitel
International and Great Northern
NIN
NIRA
NPP
NPN
Hambleton Anepewity
Spe
W. 7Th St
Fourth Street
Fort Scott Nursery
Eeaie H Klockenkemper
A. Reimann
Camargo Street
Berndt
Bologne
Centre St
Oeo-Co
Austern
Tex
A. K. Hawkes
United States Court
Critzer Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Maina
Hawkes
Main Plaza
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Morley Bros
F. J. Beitel
Great Northern
Perent
Ancoast & Son
Emerson's
Lyons
Gooda
Flores Street
W. J. Kingsbury
Sais
Lachanpelle
South Flores Street
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