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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
12
San Antonio officials George T. Botsford and Fred Davison are listed as officers of the San Antonio Humane Society. Contact details include the 324 Hicks Building and old phone numbers 71, 2341, and 2782 for nights and Sundays.
Cafe Tivoli at 206 N Presa St advertised as the best place to eat and listed Friedman, a master watch maker at the Orpheum theater building for watch and clock repairs to keep correct time with old phone 6566M.
Mrs. Al fred Sanner of this city, who fell ill days ago, is at the Santa Rosa infirmary where she underwent an operation.
A casino hall will host a Sunday evening event featuring a Jewish Literary Club performance mix of vaudeville acts and dance, scheduled for Sunday, June 30, with entertainment and social dancing into the night.
Stevens Huntress Club meets Tuesday evening at 8 30 oclock in Owls hall 220 Soledad. Come up for the gathering with members.
Pressed steel boats glide on the West End lake under moonlight with a week of events planned including a dance on Wednesday and night sailing opportunities for attendees and visitors.
Prof Sureddin offers corrective massage and cosmetic skin care services at Hicks Building. Treatments include physical culture and removal of skin blemishes.
Dr Wallace and H C Glover of Wallace Bros Vehicle Co returned from the north and east where they visited major vehicle factories and purchased an immense line for the fall season.
Juan Lopez, a Mexican laborer at the Vance building on East Houston Street, fell from the second story into the basement about 10 oclock this morning and sustained a broken ankle. He was removed to the Physicians and Surgeons hospital in Sloan and Hagy's ambulance.
Dixie Social Club hosts a Bon-Bon dance with Artzt music at the Dixie Social Club hall 1429 S. Flores, on Wednesday the 26th after Expo Park and Cowles Auto Livery events. Phones 342. Dancing every night.
A shirtwaist dance event is scheduled at Owls Hall on Soledad Street on June 26. The activity is hosted by Ger Mania lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor degree team.
Elder Luther Vaughan will preach at the South Heights Church of Christ 401 Porter Street. Special services are set for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights at 8 o'clock with the public invited to attend.
Doctors Garring and Hatcher, osteopaths, listed at 206 Gunter Building. Residence Travis Club appears in the same notice, indicating practice location and affiliated venue.
Office 211 Mackay building. FE M Collins humane officer. Old phone 2409 day and 5877 night and Sunday.
Local note reports Ice Bond and Kohr offering dancing lessons at Electric Park. Mentions melon display or sale adjacent to the event, with no further details on dates or participants.
Assistant District Attorney J F Carr will likely assume Governor O B Colquitt s duties after the June term of the Thirty seventh District Criminal court ends.
Otto Leuenberger an 18 year old recent immigrant from Germany reported to police last evening the loss of a wallet containing the unused portion of a railroad ticket from New York to El Paso. The missing wallet left him penniless as he heads toward Mexico for a promised position amid crowds.
J. M. Perez fined $5 in police court today after testimony by Charley Johnson that the omnibus driver struck his parked car at the International & Great Northern depot yesterday afternoon.
The Publicity league division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the auditorium. Full attendance of the directors is urged as matters of much importance will come before the board.
Sail for New York with Leon Bremen and Enrich Bruhn and Mrs Henning Bruhn Miss Minnie Bruhn Miss Lottie Bruhn Miss May Bruhn and H Alterman aboard the steamer noted in early passenger list.
Mr and Mrs C M Roberts Miss Marie Roberts and E W Schultz all of San Antonio sailed on the Southern Pacific steamer Momus which left New Orleans for New York on Saturday June 22.
Heavy rains in South Texas have postponed the Good Roads Rally planned for Beeville on June 26 in support of the San Antonio Corpus Christi highway. The rescheduled time will likely be announced next week.
Two additional complaints of forgery and passing forged instruments were filed in Justice Ben Fisk's court this morning against A J Cochran. The defendant was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 300 dollars in each case.
Major Mose I. Harris, dean of the Roosevelt Republicans in the county, wears a red Bandana handkerchief in his top pocket. The accessory was sent by a friend who knew his pro Roosevelt leanings.
In the Forty fifth district court the plaintiffs Leo pold Guergin and others won at a jury trial last week and have filed a motion for a new trial. An appeal is possible if the motion is denied.
Ed Neal of 3121 South Flores Street faces a county court hearing Thursday on charges of selling liquor Sunday. The suit seeks to cancel Neal’s license. State witnesses include Deputy Sheriffs Alfonso Newton and George Millard, plus R. C. Travenio and Francisco Torres.
The Railroad World, Vol. 1, No. 1, from Mc Leese and Klasing, will weekly record railroad happenings in San Antonio. The editors tout the city as a leading Texas railway hub with offices, divisional points, and trunk lines serving the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico, under construction.
The notice states doctors provide day or night service with prescriptions filled at Bexar Drug Co. and accommodations at any city hospital for 3 cents per day. Phone or write for more information. The plan mirrors railroad methods and references the American Hospital Assn Sw Building.
Alexander Potter of New York delivers what is believed to be the final report on the San Antonio Water Supply inquiry. City officials will not open the package until Potter appears in person to explain findings and recommendations. The investigation began February 1 and was contracted for 12 000 dollars.
An advertisement promotes LAX-FOS as a universal tonic that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while boosting overall strength. It urges purchasing the first bottle on a money-back plan and asks customers to request the second from their druggist, claiming uniqueness.
A brief travel note encourages readers to keep light with them during holidays urging mindful packing and comfortable coastal routes. It suggests sunny days and reflective moments as part of a relaxing getaway plan.
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