Fowling And Fowlers On The Coast This Season
Qual hunters are more anther ous than the quail with more red head and canvass back ducks along the coast this season. Early morning trips to Lake View bring varied results as several parties bag quail and doves last Sunday. Local sportsmen report strong interest in game laws and note a large, active hunting scene with trips from Floresville to Kenedy and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
France
W. H W. Fiel
Wetmore
Tschittardt
Henry TH
Robert Staton
A. B. Critaur
Marcelona
Geo. Chabot
Veith
Eugene Cohen
Kenedy
Air
Jungkind
Calaveras
Geo. I
Haven
Birmingham
Als
Gum Hollow
Post
John Dewees
Floresville
Lakeview
Beisenbach
West End Lake
San Antonio
Ratisac Vass
Thas
Mississippi
St. Louis
Union
Tor
Oeofaur
Indiana
Desperadoes Stage a Mock Hold Up at Salado Crossing
A group pretends to ambush a traveler near Salado, binding him to a tree and rifling his pockets while his companion feigns injury. The ruse ends when the joke is revealed at a nearby camp, with the victim reclaiming some valuables and the assailants fleeing. The tale, as reported for the Light, preserves anonymity but confirms the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salado
Viel
Phis
Thhem
The
Light
Miscellaneous Historical Items From a Period Newspaper
A collection of brief notes covers diverse topics including Japan’s demand on Doplity for extended performances, the 49 day tow of a large pontoon drydock from the Tyne to Lavana, Icelandic fishermen using oil to ease waves, Washington’s 1748 Clarke County cabin, the American Bible Society’s 1816 founding and 1841 incorporation, and an early New York bronze memorial plan. It notes Boues buying a replica statue in Paris, a Japanese baby tree used in marriage customs, and a possible joint act by James Kroger and Clara Palma in a forthcoming satirical production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Broadway
Boues
Washington
Lafayette
Ercells
Maces Des Etas Uni
Paris
Karibaldi
Fort McIntosh social notes and garrison gossip
A Fort McIntosh social diary details a Friday evening reception hosted by Col. and Mrs. Simpson in their quarters attracting city and post guests. Debutante Miss Simpson is highlighted amid decor, with military staff changes, parade adjustments due to weather, and personnel movements including transfers, promotions, and birthdays. The piece also mentions musical programs, a concert by Misses Avey and Avery, and the Lpworth league gathering, plus local farm and ranch updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae
Mins Simpson
Concert Fundraiser by Local School Orchestra
A concert organized by the schukina of Prot. Hot ten features Becks orchestra and proceeds benefit the Women’s sorlition for poor wer marriages. Selections include Calir of Bagdad overture, Mozart serenade, Bohemian Girl, and Won’t You Play House With Me. Performers include Miss Winnie Mott and Miss Mattie Avey with student choir and accompanist Miss Baunle Mokron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathie Avey
Atle Aves
Mss
Orenee Cappy
Lillie
Amd
Valse Brillant
Viekven
Figsborg
Stal Gide
Daisy Rowney
Smit
Annte Gish
Grea Galop de
Blake
Dannie Pickren
Dan Juan de Mochet
Iutastoy
Berth Misa
Dn Rowney
Ming Jannie Tickren
Phos
Reggan & Bros
Schukina
Hotten
Becks
Wenn
Elihhen
Vrogram
Calir
Bagdad
Hoosteers Crea
Sunate
Stozart
Wionie Mott
Giese
Mattie Avey
Potpovert
Terete
Gossip of the Stage and Dire Eion Highlights
The piece surveys theatrical gossip from London and Manchester theater scenes. It notes Clara Palma as a clever character actress, Adele Ritchie’s hit in London, and mentions Bessie Hartlett Davis with her young son. It covers new mechanical effects by KH. A. Barnet, Danish plays under consideration, a new one act by Charles Leonard Fletcher, and J. E. Dodson’s Manchester debut with Toole. It comments on actors in the Phil harmon ic Society circuit, Nat C. Goodwin in An American Citizen, and George Backus’s success in Christopher Try. It concludes with remarks on the prompter’s crucial role in staging and the lack of a dedicated prompter in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Grath Russelor
Clara Palma
Adele Ritchie
London
George Backus
Bessie Hartlett Davis
KH. A. Barnet
Dathos O'Neill
Charles Leonard Fletcher
J. E. Dodson
Manchester
Ingland
J.lt. Toole
Sir Augustus Haroold
Stage Alte Ager
R.E. Johnson& Co
Agure
Yanys
Piancon
Pughio
Gerardy
Norala
Philharsmonic Society
Gugerves Annie Teh
Martin ‘Chugslewitt
Nat C. Goodwin
John
McCullough
Charles B. Hanford
Virginia
New
Bon Roy
Christopher
Toledo
Ohio
Comedie
Annie Irish
Conserv Toire
Studiea
Unin Bo
Paris
Wwe
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Flores Street
Ieee
Aes Jewsharps
Great
Geo
R. Stumbers
Fowling and Fowlers
Ene
Tyne
Lfavana
Iceland
Wasington
Clarke County
American Bible Society
Mikey
Jacmes Kroger
Clara Palma May
Anon
Marseilles
Bi.co
Wolfson
Kars
Colonel
Simpson
Fort Mclntosh
Young
Commisairy
Mone
Cy. A
2Nd Infantry
Koehler
Teri
Trembrook
Texas
Gott
Avroyes
Fam
Goren
Garrison
Regia
In'rlock
Lfeut
Brooks
Cyorcents
Wade
Morton
Ge Company
Ling
Hrivats Cavall
Eighteenth Infantry
Paylis
Beall
Lieut
Pearce
Dolyvate Nlehans
Wrench
Federal
Beewud Lenlomut
J. W. ‘Craig
Art McIntosh
Sergeant Reed
Company E
Winy Cin
Job Weisshoff
Battery A
First Artillery
Tree D
Fifth Cavalry
Ghickanagua
Chat Tanaoga Nation Park Military Reservation
Iinkley
Hospittel Corps
Ort Brown
Lighteenth Infantry
War Department
Jones
Jenkins
Mexico
Powell Glagton
United States
Vowel Clayton
Vieth Cavalry
Alts
Tenas
Dillenback
Bride
Water
Iowa
Hertha Jefe
Tulon
Lient
Slaker
Pearsall
Drearsatt
Bexas
Noel
Tas Riart
Tyrilly
Tre Austin
Folm Deke
Asalestin
Huge
Sin Antonio Guesday
Taterniy Eleele
Lpworth Jleague
W. Te. Tolly
Phe Melon Grower's Association
Court House
Guant
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