Local notices mix with sales and events in Houston street crowd
A crowded page reports on storefront openings and shipments, a mayoral race hint, a streetcar route repair, and varied ads from Sullivan’s shoe store to Patterson & Massey’s stoves. It mentions All Saints Day services, a duck hunting tally, and looming price drops on millinery and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokre Millinere UD
Houston Strees
Hell
Inn and Chocolate
Sullivan's
Pacific Express Company
Commerce Street
Alford Dolges
Lhem
Ae Bullivan Shoe CO
Notable Visitors At City Hotels And Local Ranchers
A stream of guests and residents visits San Antonio hotels and clubs. Names include Henry Slack of Austin, John Bollows returning from California, Louis F Pausl and C W Mead of Dallas, and Morace J Arnold of Venison Lex. Businessmen, ranchers, and stockmen from Dallas, Galveston, Medina, and the Territory arrive at the Menger and Southern, with Hunts and hunts planned. The New Guard assumes Elmendorf Lake duty, and club rules urge members to obtain cards before visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D Slack
Austin
John Bollows
California
L. Milan
Dalies
Menger
C. W. Mead
Dallas
Louis F. Pausl
Southern
M. Rundell
Aust
Wand
Whfe
Galveston
der Witt Thompsan
Morace J. Arnold
Venison
Lex
Rudolph Tersig
Do. A. Maranall
New York
Dre Et the Menger
T. B. Wheeler
Rockport
Arrivoul
Dave Hatfield
Farpon
Texas
A. M2 Damm
du- Tan
Muhneke
Charles Kuhimann
Llano County
Dudge
R. W. Blayton
Cuerd
Fritz Guenther
Athla
Washington Street
A. GC. Payne and Family
Pedusehia
Durango
Mex
Munger
OG. Niehoteau
Laradte
Mahatke
Meusubach
Yoakum E
Baldridge
Crow
Waggoner
T. Py
Haldridge
Harry Latehem
Emil Rippold
Lacoste
Medina County
Touston
Eillard
Kansas City
Gallard
George L. Leigh
Kendall County
Svetren
Bonnell
Long
San Antonio
Woman Arrested for Bribe Offer in Theft Case
Via Walker, a colored woman, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Will Green last night on a capina. She is charged with offering a bribe in the cases of drenry Person indicted for theft over and Frank Cole for receiving and concealing stolen property. John Russell, Milam, and W. L. Cowlex, recorder, call all A. O. U. W. members to attend Forester War at Soledad block on November 2 at 8 p.m. sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Johnson
Cavalilera Fusticana
Final Baptist Church
Beauty
Sullivan'r
Yeater
Goliad Street
Joan
America
H.R. Shire
Groos Bank
Johanson
Patterson & Massey
Hassell
A. OU. W
Nfy
Paterson & Massey’s
Sullivan Slopca
Henry Wombell
San Lule Street
Tom Th. Johnson
Sullivan's
Abner Selph
GE. Selbh
South
Medina Etree
Bublline
Texas
Conatadje Potukostl
Jose Maria Sanchez
Wrank, Rasanttis
Justice Shook
Walker
Will Green
Drenry
Frank Cole
Forester War
Soledad Block
Wvarkman Hassell
Lepphoven Festival Showcases San Antonio Arts and Charity
The Beethoven Magner chor led a two night festival in San Antonio featuring Aida aria, Waltz Gong, zither and violin selections, plus marble statuary displays. Booths included flower, Mexican, punch, Lone Star beer, coffee and cigar stands with many volunteers managing each. The Teutonia Singing Society canceled their appearance after the death of member Jas Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Altara
Bauderer
Life
John Beekmanin
Marie Lacoste
M. Brown
Moke
Zorl
DB. Seimimering
Zork
Salome Wagentuehr
Nuendorf
S. Wild
G. Bartholomat
Campbell
Mica Ky Vinek
Br. Piper
Nate Will- Areal
Wild
Wagner
F. Herff
Koehter
Adele Storms
Liza. Mueller
Thekla Storms
Mice Werf
M. Groesenbacher
Amelie Lacoste
Degen
Thekla Slemering
Lone Star beer—Atrs
Albert Tolte
A. Osshardt
Ile Tellerman
Clara Slemmering
Leo Cream
O. Bergstrom
Teich
Kotula
F. Hanssen
Mes
Ulrich
Ikotula
Miles Ay Tenwis
C. G. Dullng
Ed Hoyer
Milly Mueller
Ming
Les
Jas. FL Meyer
Rev R L Selle to preach morning and evening services
Trinity M E Church pastor Rev R L Selle will preach at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m today. Evangelist Dunham from Delaware Ohio will arrive. In a few days a two week revival will begin at St Pauls Episcopal Govern ment Hill with Burleson as rector. All seats free and strangers welcome. Italy communion morning prayer and evening prayer times listed. Sunday school and Bible class at 9 46 a m.
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R. L. Selle
Trinity M. EB
Church Corner Avenue C
Pecan Street
Evangelist Dunham
Arive
Delaware
Ohio
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Government Hill
Stevn
A. L. Burleson
Italy
Real Estate Transfers and County Warrants Ads
Real estate transfers record Cotling to Sanovle Crabb and Hee to Porter with parcels described and cash consideration. County warrants cashed offered at par. An article on tips for selecting and roasting a turkey with quality indicators and cooking guidance, citing Morris Kretschmar in November Woman's Home Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Cotling
Sanovle Crabb
Obsequy for Edwin H. Witte Held at Turner Mall
The note requests G and A Furn-Verwin to attend the obsequy of the late Edwin H. Witte at Turner Mall at 4 o clock. The gathering honors the deceased and marks a solemn local farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G& A
Lutheran World Celebrates Martin Luther Day
The article recalls Luther’s 95 theses on the church door in Wittenberg and marks October 31 as Luther Day. It notes celebrations by St John’s German Lutheran and Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel churches, with services, music, and Sunday school events. A fundraiser and praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are included amid church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Marlin Luther
Wittenbers
Germany
Martin Listher
Presbyterianists
Eisleten
Tetzel Gelling
Wittenterk
Worms
St. John's
Evangelical Lutheran
Prof
Gua
G. Voigt
A. Schemimer
Miss Tottle Brauy
Evangelical Church
Newton
Theodore Hogish
Arvester ¥Erein
Lectures on The Artist and the Bible at M C A Hall
Rev G A Rose will present stereopticon lectures on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the M C A hall to benefit Trinity Episcopal Church. The Tuesday talk covers The Artist and the Bible and the Wednesday talk features Bon Antonia and a view of the City of the Southwest.
Yellow Fever Expert Inspects San Antonio Case Records
Dr. Hf A Nolte from New Orleans, sent by the Louisiana State Board of Health, examined San Antonio death and hospital records and found no evidence of yellow fever or even a suspicious case. He noted an unusually small number of deaths from other diseases in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. A. Nolte
New Orleans
Louisiata State Board of Health
San Antonio
Railroad changes in the region affect several railroad men
Brenneuwen Gors moves to Dallas and Tom Darrett to the Arkansas Pass. Edward Brenneisen leaves for Dale to join the ticket department of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway. Mgr. Brenne Helden shifts from Avan sey Pass to similar duties after three years with the Missouri Pacific. Thomas M. Barrett, ten-year Gould system veteran, becomes chief clerk at the depot freight office of the Arkansas Pass in this city, hailed as a valuable addition to local Creight interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenneluwen Gors
Dallas
Tom Darrett
Aansas Pass
Edward W. Brenneisen
Dale Jay
Ailssouri, Kansies and Texas Railway
Brene Helden
Avansey Pass
Missouri Paeiie
Thomas M. Barrett
Gould
Ineas
The
International
Chlet
Freighe Offen
Aranagg Pass
Mgr
Barrett
Creight
Sap
Evergreen Hop at Stricester Verelm Rall Enjoyed by Sixty Couples
The Evergreen Social club hosted a lively hop at the Stricester venue with about sixty couples in attendance. The event offered a joyful evening with dancing and socializing among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Pallbearers for Meyer Funeral List Local Names
The San Antonio Turn Verein pall bearers at the funeral of the late Jos. F. Meyer this afternoon will include A. Ronald, Win. Aobmann, Otto Anderson, Frank Acoli, G. Altmann, E. Apmann, Max Baetz, Chas. Beekman, Chan. Becker, Jos. Backman, N. Becker and Max Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Jos. F. Meyer
Messrs
A. Ronald
Win. Aobmann
Otto Anderson
Frank Acoli
G. Altmann
E. Apmmann
Max Baetz
Chas. Beekman
Chan. Becker
Jos. Backman
N. Becker
Max Becker
Bexar County Teachers Institute Announced
The Bexar County Teachers Institute will be held at the courthouse in San Antonio next Friday and Saturday. Superintendent T. P. Rafe extends a cordial invitation to city teachers, district trustees, and all interested in education. The program includes sessions on geography, reading, geometry, United States Constitution, fractions, and sentence analysis with several local speakers from San Antonio and Elmendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Bexar County Teachers’ Institute
Hla
Shaeringendent T. PY
Rafe
United Byates
Edward
Baykin
Ann i McHey
San Antonio
Endorsement for Paine's Celery Compound by WCTU Lecturer
Vermont WCTU physical culture lecturer Miss Lucy Hffireheoc endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a distinct remedy for exhausted nervous systems. She cites personal benefit, urges universal relief, and notes its broad, trusted use by men and women in communities, urging care to prevent disease and restore vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Lucy H.ffireheoc
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Vermont
W. C.T.U
Palte
Paite
Lins
Aly
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Loca Ilose
Toni, Johnson Wold
Amnd
Callaghan
Houston Street
Pardea
Calline
H. Faber
Eur Co
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Sullinery CO
K. of P. Hall
Oxford
Sullivan
Chas
Blering
Presa Street
Alamo Street
Pattdreon & Masshy
A. Weeling
United Station
Columbus Club
Tom. B. Johnson
All Saints Day
U‘clork
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ie Patterson & Massey's
Terrall's
Moke Millinery Co
Wood Yard
Libbie Vaniderweer
William Powers
More Millinery Co
Bens
Ortlower
Moheh Millinery Co
Lassalle-Maennerchor
Mission Garden Pavilion
Mutual Electric Power Company
Plano
TIN More Millinery CO
San Antonio Street Railway Company
Aransas Street
Flares Street
Cabo Lz News
Harclay Street
Persil. Henry
John Russell
Alleal
Raw
W. IL
Lepphoven Festival
Josie Bros
Morris Kretschmar
Blang Nave
Chamberlain
Kellam & Gurren
Drugalsta
Seaview
Val
Buy & Botter
Ioske Bros
Torneh
Teachers' Institute
Pra
Charles Magerstadt
Sofedad Street
Mear
Chase Laundry
Alain Pinen
Ati
Edwin C. Burt
D. M. Hough
Rochester
Krohn
Fedeiner & Co
Cincinnati
Wells,Burns and McKays
Owolff & Marx
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