HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
A long roster of visitors checks into hotels with many names and hometowns including Crockett St Louis New York Castroville Memphis and Dallas. Other guests include Mrs E Walker Comstock Tex Mrs E W Sours and family Mexico City W T Gilliam Amarillo Roger B Stiles San Marcos James H Streeter Houston and J L Butterworth Sida leca Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington, D. C
James H. Streeter
Houston
Jack Findon
Premont
J. L. Butterworth
Sidaleca
O. E. Butterworth
N. Helgren
Chicago
J. 8. Etheridge
Sabinal
E. H. Hynes
Fort Worth
Frank Emery
Monessin
M. G
Eagle Lake
S. A. Davidson and Son
Henry M. Storch
Clarington
E. C. Smith
Eager
G. G. Metazen
Toledo
Meyers
M. Neuberger
A. Bridges
Dallas
H. D. Horie
New + Ci
San Antonio Oil Executive Buys Prime East Commerce Lot
Fred G. Hillie vice-president of the San Antonio oil works bought 56 12 feet on East Commerce Street in front of Joske's and adjoining the Angelus hotel from D. J. Woodward for 60000. Hillie intends no improvements. The deed was filed Thursday. D. J. Woodward sold West Commerce Street property of 39 feet to T. A. Coleman for 50000. Coleman also bought as an investment with no changes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Hillie
San Antonio Oil Works
D. J. Woodward
East Commerce Street
Joske
Angelus Hotel
Hillie
H. Morris
West Commerce Street
T. A. Coleman
Marriage Licenses Issued For Smith Manus and Sampson Ware
Julian P. Smith and Mae B. Mc Manus obtained a marriage license. O H Sampson and Ethel K. Ware also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian P. Smith
Mae B. McManus
O.H. Sampson
Ethel K. Ware
Obituary Notices for Dorothy E Johnson and Joseph J Harris
Dorothy E Johnson 41 wife of William Johnson of 221 E Mitchell Street died this morning at a local hospital. She is survived by her husband and one son and was born in England residing in San Antonio seven years. Funeral from Sloan & Hagg mortuary chapel tomorrow at 9 and interment at Mission Burial Park. Joseph J Harris 30 died last night at his home 135 Furnish Avenue. He is survived by his widow. Funeral was held at his residence at 3:30 this afternoon with interment in San Fernando Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Joseph J. Harris
Furnish Avenue
San Fernando
Rebel Leader Unknown in Rio Grande Insurrection Case
The record of Alfonso Trevinio a Mexican leader said to head an armed band across the Rio Grande below Devine has been locked up by authorities. He was previously arrested for a similar neutrality law violation and handed to the U S commissioner at Marfa. Trevinio remains jailed in Marfa and the band leader’s identity is still unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Trevinio
Rio Grande
Devine
Trevinio
United States
Marfa
Plumber Sues City Engineer Over Permit Decision
A. J. Monier, plumber, filed a mandamus suit in Judge J. L. Camp's court to compel City Engineer F. M. Giraud to issue a permit for plumbing work at 1127 West Craig Place. Hearing set for Monday at 10. The petition says Monier offered the permit fee to disconnect a cess pool sewer and connect to the city system. the property owner had been notified and hired Monier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Monier
J. L. Camp
F. M. Giraud
West Craig Place
City , Engineers and Sanitation Department
Monier
New Medina lands to host twin railroad towns on I G N and Southern Pacific
Dr F B Pearson promoter visits San Antonio and announces 12 000 acres of irrigated lands open for sale and colonization. C F Kearney chief engineer says towns will be laid out on both rails with Natalia named for Dr Pearson's daughter between Devine and Lytle on the I G N and a southern Pacific town to be placed across Lacoste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
F. 8. Pearson
Medina River
C. F. Kearney
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
International & Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Medina Company
Natalia
Medina
Pearson
Natalie
Devine
Lytle
Lacoste
International
Great Northern
Medina Lands
Kirk
Macdona
Explosion injures boy and companions in barn blast
Deputy Sheriff Ora Baird’s six year old son Leroy and several young friends found seven or eight shotgun cartridges yesterday afternoon in a barn. They opened them piled powder and a match caused a blast. Leroy lost most of his facial hair and was feared to have lost an eye, while the others escaped unhurt. The Baird family lives on the Corpus Christi road several miles from San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Baird
Ora Baird
Leroy
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Norfolk
Dalkowitz Bros
West Commerce and North Flores Sts
St. Anthony
DPD
J. Leahy
M. Frankel
St. Louis
Galveston
W. Simpson
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas Montgomery
Reed Finley
Waco
H. L. Stevens
K. M. van Zandt Jr
Mexico City
W. A. DeGress
D. M. Filler
Marie van Zandt
J.t.cope
Kansas City
R. E. Pane
C. B E. Wilkins
Charles Kahn
Wabash
Ind
Commerce Street
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Mandamus
Blum’s
Madras
Batiste
Emil Blum Company
EAST
Houston Street
rOu
Ouston Streat
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