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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

5

New Tailors Open Branch on West Commerce Street

The Scotch Woolen Mills company tailors establish a branch at 308 West Commerce street with 5 H. Sachs as manager. The chain, known nationwide, runs 34 stores. main office in Chicago. The new firm, opening tomorrow in Lis city, offers $15 made to order suits sewn by union labor and uses its own woolen mill for fabric.

Scotch Woolen Mills Company Tailors West Commerce Street H. Sachs Sco Tailors Naw Chicago Lis City Irs Woolen Mills AIP Sin Afilonia Seoteh Tailors Comtuarce Street

Burgi Family Finds Temporary Home During Parsonage Renovation

Day from Wayette Missouri stationed four years ago has left their own parsonage needs. Pending renovations they reside with the Thomas family on South Alamo Street, while Mr and Mrs Burgi stay with the Thom as school.

Wayette Burgi Thomas School South Alamo Street

Destroyed Intention Papers Filed for U S Citizenship

Glachina Selvoletto filed anew in federal court for intention papers to become a U S citizen claiming his original papers were unintentionally destroyed by fire on August 22 while burning old documents before moving to 2130 South Flores Street. M D A Dance announces a Saturday event at Mission Garden Hall on November 14 with rain or shine Diaz Sisters selling Fielters at five cents.

Glachina Selvoletto A. I. Cauipell Federal Court United States South Flores Street M.D. A Mission Garden Hall Diaz Fielters

Market Inspector Condemns Produce Claimed Unsafe

Theodore Anderson of the city health department reports the past week condemned 400 pounds of onions eight crates of grapes 10 crates of tomatoes two boxes of mandarins and two boxes of lemons for safety concerns at Gon Demn Market Produce.

Theodore Anderson

Lighting up the ship model lights show at City office

AR Atkinson, division freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific railway, wired the miniature ship on East Houston street for display. Lights of many colors illuminate the model, which adds an attractive feature to the office window.

Atknson Southern Pacific Railway Idiet East Houston Street

Funeral Notices for Theodocia Earnest Johnson and Mary Coffey

Theodocia Earnest Johnson formerly of 205 Aransas street died Friday morning at 1340 Triday aged about 80. Funeral set for Saturday at 3:30 from the residence with burial at Old Lutheran cemetery. Mary Coffey, wife of Richard Coffey, died Friday morning at 9:40 aged about 70. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 from 1008 West Houston Street with burial at St. Mary’s cemetery after services at St. Mary’s Church.

Theodocia Earnest Johnson Theodocis Charles F. Johnson Aransas Street Mary Coffey Pest Mary Richard Coffey West Houston St. Mary's Ehuren

Remnant dress goods sale offers two yardage lots and stylish accessories

A newspaper ad promotes a November dress goods sale with remnants priced at 29c to 49c per yard and two remnant lots. It features broadcloths coatings serge textures and plaid fabrics plus a range of accessories including imitation walrus leather bags and a variety of novelty purses and ribbons.

Tosh

River Supper sale offers beocch es and jewelry

Auction note lists 500 pieces of jewelry including beauty pins waist beads and gold plated enamel items. Describes novelty designs and a pig collection of styles. Beauty pins come in two and three piece sets. Limited quantities and choices available at River Supper sale.

Atout Stylas

Cut Glass and Austrian Goods Sale Report

An for sale notes items including cut glass priced at $1.50 and 25 cent lots of 100 pieces of Austrian gut floss waxes cream pitchers nappies and perfume bottles with various patterns priced up to $1. The listing mentions supervisor’s choice for peers and emphasizes broad variety in available shapes and patterns.

Sean

Late Society News From the Houston Post

Mrs 3 B Dabney hosted a buffet luncheon with honored guest Mrs Alicia Prescott of San Antonio and other San Antonio friends including Mrs ETS Simms and Dr W J Fitzgerald. General and Mrs Jesse M Lee arrived to visit Gen and Mrs C T Batlis and will spend the winter here following Gen Lees retirement.

Late Society News Houston Post 3. B. Dabney Glater Alicia Prescott San Antonio Robert Hager Join Newton Sam Bennett Alamo City Ets Simms H. H. Wilson W. J. Fitzgerald Kate Mora. Upton Wrs. Abbey Jesse M. Lee City C. T. Batlis Pierce Ayctive Gray' S Street Gen. Lee

After Supper sale on fanciful lax wrap items

A fragmented notice advertises an After Supper sale featuring soft outing flannel wrappers, white with pink and white dots, crocheted edges. It prices items at 89 cents and 37 cents, claiming good finishes and sturdy construction, with notes about care and laundering.

Fancy hat pin holders in weekly Saturday sale

An advertisement notes two gross hat pin holders and navy receivers ribbon trimmed and net cow spread colors and style choice, offered at 25 cents each in the art department on Saturdays after supper.

DIC

Friday the Thirteenth Booze Case at Fort Sam Houston

A Fort Sam Houston gathering turns chaotic on Friday the Thirteenth as soldiers, led by General Morse, face a police court over booze and pay abuses. Names like Buckley, Mauermann, and Murphy appear among the miscreants, with plea for leniency and fines set to one dollar at times.

R. 2. Morse Army Esprit de Corps Strcking Uncle Sam Fort Sam Houston Trans- San Pedro Harper Hagewood Wilson Green River West Sie Cortecha Daniels Wills Newham Green Campbell Mauermann Army of Safety Kaige Buckley Terence Mulcahy Highness Dean France Japan Formosa Ying Yang China Michael Davitt O'Brien Rocky Plani John Snong Ghost Shorty Murphy

Comment by Sergeant Brady on soldiers sticking together

In jail the sergeant remarked on common sense and unity among soldiers in the same company saying they should stick together even in difficult conditions. He spoke while paying respects to Anes Lor and others connected to the unit.

Brady

Births Reported in Local Notice

Mr and Mrs P. Jimiors of 1815 South Oy Streets announce the birth of a daughter. Planotuning and repairing of pianos offered by A. Nordmann at 429 Ground Bath. Phones T. Burnett & Co., Undertakers.

Meg P. Jimiors South Oy Streets A. Nordmann

Elevator Drops at Courthouse Threatens Moran

Elevator at the courthouse fell repeatedly with no passenger aboard, narrowly missing serious injury to ED Moran, the operator. Brakes saved him as the car dropped to the basement before stopping each time, then repairs paused operations for a full overhaul and stairs were used for access.

Marlees Moran Coork House Mord Atl Court House Secon

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