Obituary notices for Morton and Buckley in San Antonio
D H Morton of Alpine Texas died at a local hospital at age 30 after moving to San Antonio five months ago. James Blaine Buckley aged 23 died at his home on East Euclid Avenue, a St Mary’s College graduate survived by siblings, funeral from his home to St Mary’s Church with interment at St Mary’s Cemetery. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Morton
Alpine
Texas
San Antonio
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
James Blaine Buckley
T. J
Catherine Buckley
East Euclid Avenue
la Salle County
St. Mary’s College
T. J. Buckley
D. W. Buckley
Sanderson
Tex
Elizabeth
Mamie Buckley
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Charles Florian Jr
George Armbrust
M. A. Hearne
Price Bowles
Griffith Jones
Charles Bickert
Reverend R L Lawrence Dies at 70 in Floresville
Reverend R L Lawrence longtime Floresville Presbyterian pastor died suddenly at his home on Wednesday. A Confederate veteran who lived in Texas most of his life, he was in charge of the Floresville church and is survived by a son. Services were conducted by Rev Brooks J Dickey and the body sent to Dallas via San Antonio under Sloan Hagg Undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Lawrence
Floresville
Presbyterian
Texas
Brooks J. Dickey
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
Dallas
San Antonio
Mr. Lawrence
Frederick W. Anderson Dies at Taylorville Home
Frederick W. Anderson of Taylorville Illinois died at his home Tuesday morning, a message received by Mrs. George confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Anderson
Taylorville, Ill
George
Wealthy banker Mr Anderson dies in Taylorsville
W Sanders and his widow Miss Adelia Sanders, who was visiting her mother in San Antonio, were summoned home by his illness. Mr Anderson, a prosperous banker and property owner in Taylorsville, leaves a widow, a daughter Louise, and two sisters Mrs William Williams of Paris France and Mrs Grace Hawley of St Louis New York, who is visiting Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sanders
Adelia Sanders
San Antonio
Anderson
Taylorville
Louise
William Williams
Paris
France
Grace Hawley
St. Louis
New York
Two Texas Residents Die in San Antonio Hospitals
Patrick Sheeran 69, ranchman from Live Oak County, died in a San Antonio hospital after two weeks of treatment. An Ireland native who came to Texas as an infant, he leaves three sons and three daughters. Interment plans are in the family burial ground on the ranch. Cc. L. Neese 57, longtime San Antonio resident, died in a sanitarium. He is survived by his widow and eight children. The body was sent to La Grange for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sheeran
Live Oak County
San Antonio
Ireland
Texas
A. J. Sheeran
Skiamore
A. J
A. M. Sheeran
Mikesha
Katie Shiff
Refugio
Mary
Margaret Sheeran
Grexsory
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Cc. L. Neese
Elo
Tessie Neese
la Grange
Tex
Dell Neese
Waco
Barney W
Otis Neese
George T. Jambers
Will Heidner
Waters Undertaking Company
Bishop Osborne to Preach at St Pauls during Lent
The Right Reverend William Osborne the Day bishop of Springfield Missouri will preach at the Lenten service at 5 PM Thursday evening at St Pauls Episcopal Church. The notice also lists political ads and upcoming civil service examinations in April including open competitive exams for domestic science teachers and other postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
William Osborne
Springfield
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Uncle Sam
Indian Service
Civil Service Commission
Gengler Plans San Antonio Grocery Chain Expansion
Joseph L. Gengler, president of the Peter Gengler Company of Galveston, arrived in San Antonio to arrange a chain of new grocery stores. Work will begin immediately. Gengler praised San Antonio as a lively Texas city. The Galveston firm, founded in 1850, is building a new 5 story Galveston headquarters as officers include James C. Gengler, Peter M. Gengler, Louis Van Name and George P. June man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Gengler
Peter Gengler
Galveston
Corporation
James C. Gengler
Peter M. Gengler
Louis, van Name
George P. Juneman
Various Small Notices and Ads from a San Antonio Paper
A fragment of ads and local notices lists professions with dates, a jewelry ad, a saloon entry opposite Hot Wells offering drinks and meals, a fire at 218 Lubbock Street destroying a three room house, six juvenile offenders missing from the Bexar County Training School, and notices for old gold trades, corporate communion at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Bishop Osborne, sewer work by Young & Ramsey, services by massage and millinery firms, a card sign service, and a bank director’s arrest.
Tobin Appears on Complaint Before Justice Fisk
The defendant waived examination and an appearance bond of $5000 was fixed. The complaint states he received a $45 deposit from Mrs. J. D. Dawson while knowing the bank was insolvent.
Mireles to Wed in formal betrothal in Mexico City
Governor Gustavo Espinosa Mireles of Coahuila visits Mexico City to celebrate the formal betrothal of Miss Anna Maria Rodriguez, sister of General Alfredo Rodriguez, chief of staff to General Pablo Gonzales. News reports note the engagement details and background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavo Espinosa Mireles
Coahuila
Mexico City
Anna Maria Rodriguez
Alfredo Rodriguez
Pablo Gonzales
Wedding set in May for San Antonio figure’s kin
The notice states that Mireles, a well known Mexican colony figure in San Antonio and acting as special envoy of First Chief Carranza, was received at the Consulate General of T. R. Beltran. The wedding is planned for some time in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Beltran
Mireles
San Antonio
Carranza
Robinson Circus Coming to San Antonio with April 5 Show
John Robinson's Ten Big Shows to perform in San Antonio on Wednesday April 5 with matinee and evening performances. Advertisements urge spring suits at Lentz Tailor 312 W Commerce and note pianos priced at $100 for lease from Conger's 714 Ave C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
San Antonio
John Robin
Exson Circus
Conger’s
Ave. C
Circus Opens Spring Show Season With Its Own Method
The piece promises a spring circus season featuring familiar glitter and brass bands while highlighting a distinctive approach that sets this show apart from traditional conventions.
Remedies for Health: Overwork, Obesity and Rheumatism
A medical column offers home remedies and patent medicines for various ailments. It promotes sulfur tablets for purification, yellow mingol for scalp growth, five grain arbolone for weight loss, and a compound mixture with iodide, salicylate, colchicum, cardiol, balmwort, and sarsaparila to ease rheumatism.
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The
House of Goggan
Thos. Goggan
Bros. San Antonio
Dr.Lyon
Dr. Lyon
I. W. Lyon & Sons, Inc
27Th St
N. Y
Richter’s Steam Bakery
Republican Club
Bexar County
Harry W. Hamilton
Postoffice
Telephone Crockett
Red Swan
Reinhard & Co
Tiudsons
Overlands
Richey Auto
O'Connell Loan Co
Houston St
Dixie’s
W. Co
Willett’s Orchestra
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Plans Grocery Chain
J. L. Gengler
Hostetter
Rineer
W. Davis
Elgin
Waltham
Hot Wells
Messenger Boys
Schuwirth & Co
Commerce St
Crockett
Lubbock Street
E. Spitcher
Joe Ludwick
Bexar County Training School
J. Ross Boles
James Winslow
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Adv
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Sisterhood of the Episcopal Church of America
Young & Ramsey
Cro
Sureddin
Hicks
Witmer-Crane Millinery Co
Hicks Building
Julius Horn
Isale
Dulling Printing Co
Drescher
Y. F. Mossop
Federal Bank & Trust Company
John
Rodriguez
Villa
Lentz
Commerce
Evrites
Mabel
Rick
Lewis Baker
Heral
College Bidg
College-Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Max
Coe Ste
Pyramid Drug Company
Marshall, Mich
P. D. Hauser
Phone Crockett
Ave, D
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