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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1908

Page

12

Largest Buck Killed By C B Wahrmund At Local Brewery

C B Wahrmund son of Otto Wahrmund of the City Brewery claims the season’s largest deer, a 140 pound dressed specimen, killed one and a half miles from Witmore after fog lifted. The deer hangs in the brewery cooler as congratulations pour in from friends. Also a U S Army recruitment notice seeks able bodied men 18 to 36 from San Antonio for service.

C. B. Wahrmund Otto Wahrmund Mr. Wahrmund Waitig Witmore Wahrmund U. S. Army United States Ingah Moore Ave Monston St San Antonio Tex

Lodge and union meetings listed for tonight and tomorrow

A dense schedule lists Unity lodge No. 36 K of Pa Pythian hall Bexar encampment No. 11 i GOF Qdd Fellows hall Minnéh ha council No. 1 Degree of Pocahontas J O RE M Red Men's hall Bernardo Reyes camp 2528 W O W Union hall Burleson chapter No. 21 R JA M Masonic temple 7230 a ml Union Labor Meetings Tonight Iran Moulders Thames Council hall Machinists union No. 36 Trades Council hall at o clock Tomorrow Afternoon Garment Workers Trades Council hall 4 o'clock Railroad Lodge Meetings Davy Crockett lodge No. 145 B of L Fi Murray's hall Tomorrow 3 p m Division No. 76 O B C Pythian hall 3 p.m tomorrow sobeleh oboe beebetebe hed Oscar Puppe's orchestra BT new.

Unity Lodge Pa Pythian Bexar Qdd Minnéh@ha Pocahontas J. O RE Red Men's Hall Bernardo Reyes W. O W Union Hall Iran Moulders Thames Council Machinists' Union No Trades Council Hall Davy Crocket B. of L. Fi Murray's Hall T- Morrow B. C Pythian Hall

Burnet School Pupils With Top Averages by Class

Public schools notes list Burnet pupils who made highest averages by grade. Names appear for each class from high first through high sixth grade, with several students named in each group. Also mentions Ladies Turkish baths sessions Monday and Friday afternoons at Moore building.

Burnet Helen Althoff Lizzid Hillock Myrtle Daughry Lillian Parr Arthur Wilbur Cornelius Calling Carol Weber Aubrey Tutterbee Grace Langwell Violet Seiderman Fred Rilling Kathleen Rilting Esther Didzun Virginia Hernandez Yhdalecia Klizonflo Amelia Mohr Jennie Mand Ballard Dewey Finnegan Va Currie Felix Gallo Katie Weed Gus Wild, Jr Pauline Bitter Lothar iIpebina- Jaw Helen RiQling Richard Vanderstratten Jessie Male Thompson Horace Heldon Lydia Mohr John Orffinger Frieda Reich Edna Peters Bertha Ries Mag Grands Sicile Mary Hilger Vera Minnich Carolina Coffinger Moore Building

Mayor Johnson of Cleveland Loses Fortune

Cleveland on November 20 reports Mayor Tom L. Johnson has lost his fortune, moving from a grand Enfield Avenue home to a modest cottage. His horses and carriages will be sold, though he dismisses money as a worry, citing devotion to his brother Albert’s estate and Eastern traction holdings as the cause. He praises the work and says he has received no personal pay from the Municipal Traction company as treasurer.

Cleveland Ton L. Johnson Enelld Avenue Albert Eastern Traction Johnson Wall Street HH. Harriman Municipal Tracetion¢ Company

Associated Charities Relief Report Urges Ongoing Aid

The Associated Charities report for the month shows relief to 200 persons with 16 securing work and a homeless baby adoption saved. 32 destitute children, 25 families, and 16 families unable to pay rent were aided. 129 clothing needs met. board and lodging for four. meals for 10. medicines for two. two sent to city hospital. Finances: subscriptions 63.05, special donations 15, surplus from treasurer 25, total receipts 388.19. expenditures exceed receipts leaving a small balance. Mrs. Sadie Haley appeals for shows for men women and children. demand grows for shoes, warm clothing, bed linens, towels, stove pipe, and furniture as relief needs spike. Office hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 112 Third Street.

Sadie Haley Hos Haley Pitkes

Invents Tariff File That Looks Good

In consequence of the interstate commerce commission filing of tariffs, rail offices face difficulties in obtaining usable files. BK Wyatt of Fort Worth proposed a device, but tests showed obstacles. Walter A. Springall, private clerk in the SA&A P general freight office, has invented a new device he believes fits the need and has demonstrated it to several officials.

Interstate Commercy Commission BK Wyatt Fort Worth Texas Tarif Walter A. Springall Clark SA. & A. P. General Freight Office Pew General Freight J. C. Mangham Sap Mr. Springall Springall

Post Office Branch Elects Officers and Plans Banquet

At their annual meeting Wednesday the branch No WA post office clerks elected officers for the evening year and prepared for the first annual banquet at Turner Halloween December 16. Oscar Chapman won the secretarial post after a tight race with John W. Gallagher from the registry division, receiving 87 votes. The Stag Social Club officers and refreshments followed adjournment.

Post Office Elerks Branch No Turner Hallowm C. EB. McClonahin A. B. Warren Dent R. M. Luckenbach Tr Aid Oscar Chapman Mie Chapman John W. Gallagher Aivis

Burial Permits for Local Residents Listed

Burial permits issued for Elza Ann Johnston of Buena Vista Street and Alfred Hastings of 1217 North Flores Street. The notices note Mrs. W. J. Moore aged a years and Eliza Ann Johnston with street addresses given, along with the illnesses cited, including tuberculosis.

W. J. Moore Elza Ann Johnston Buena Vista Street Alfred Hastings North Flores Street

Well Known San Antonians Told In Odd Tales

A humorous San Antonio reminiscence relates local figures in playful vignettes. A narrator recalls family meals and a milk wealth joke about Sage Jr, a reporter woos a prominent local’s daughter, and a Saratoga restaurant invitation that cements a lasting friendship.

Tocal Papera San Antonio Saratoga

Fourth annual banquet of Travis Park Myraca held at church

About 40 members of the Travis Park Myraca elase gathered at Travis Park Methodist church for the fourth annual banquet. Charter members R H Wester and Herbert Smith attended. Toastmaster B P Lane and speakers Z Appleby B He Myers J D Mitchell J D Digges Dr J J Carroll Rev S H Burgin and BR H Wester addressed the gathering.

Travis Park Travis Park Methodist Church R. H. Wester Herbert Smith B. P. Lane Z . Appleby

Dr Hogg Houston Likely Succeeds Worsham as Superintendent

Austin Nov 20 It is reliably reported that Dr Hogg Houston will likely succeed Superintendent Worsham as head of the state insane asylum Brusfield is disqualified if law requires the superintendent to be married

Austin Nex Hogg Houston Worsham the Stars Insane Asylum Brusfield

Prize Card Party In St Albert Hall

An interesting series of card games under the auspices of the Polish Young Men's union in St Albert hall and South Central Street has just come to a close. The winners were Miss Tezaie Bele envoht and H. Margarewitz. In a preceding series Miss Morawiete won the ladies prize and George Eck enrath the gentlemen's prize.

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Sssmond És Ivanowski Lord Sigismond de Ivanowski de Ivanowski LODGE Burleson Vhapter No R. JA. M Masonic. Temple A. ml Garment Workers, Trades Council Hall Hed Oscar Puppe Bt& New G. D. Robbins Cor. Crockerr & Losoya Sts Tom Johnson Tom L. Johnson Associated Charities Moore Bailding Menter Mrosene! Co East Royston St Wagol Sage, Jr DR. Houston San Antonio Academy Peagoges Military Academy
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