Night Teas and Charms at San Antonio Masonic Temple
Ladies of San Antonio Chayuter No 3 O E S host a tea for the Masonic Temple building fund at Y M C A hall next Thursday from 4 to 7. The program features well known local young performers and a basket picnic follows. Also reported are a family basket reunion in San Pedro Park, a fraternal orders picnic at Landa’s Park Newels with racing events, the Ursuline Alumnae meeting and committee appointments, High School Alumnae Ball with graduates of 1903, a Friday card party at Laurel Heights, and a birthday party for Miss Mary Deuerling with music and refreshments.
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San Antonio
San Pedro Park
A. Lodovic
Ardeniga Street
Manuel Guerra
Starr County
James Stewart
Thomas Lodovic
Lodovic
William Lodovic
Scott
Milam Lodge
Landa’s Park
Newels
Ity
Committee of Charge
Det. Bolton
Eugene Nordhaus
N. Young
John H. Bolton
Troys
Ursuline Alumnae
Academy
Kate Tynan
Mesdames
Jones
Herff
Zizik
Thad Smith
Braden
Mayes
Mesdames Trueheart
Manermann
Umscheid
Wolfarth
Diaz
Turner Halk Muth
Thirza Bellenger
Alice Sever
Beatrice Craven
Lawn Guest
Herman Harms
Gentine Hines
Pearl Jourden
Sallie Kerr
Ethel Kerr
Florence Rabe
Fannie Robinson
Corinne Wilson
Franklin
B . Reynolds
Armour
Volken
Georgie Underwood
A. James
Miss Klaus
Curry
Emily B. Cooley
Kate ‘Schenk
Schaefer
Fredamonte
Ee McMillan
Aoe
Dwyer
Schultze
Klaus
White
Weelder Eim
Henry Ea. i
Mass Arbom
Deuerling
Mary Deuerling
Mary
San Antonio City Notes and Local Advertisements
San Antonio updates include petitions for tax refunds, a new Knights of Pythias lodge, cockfighting at Western Star pits, and a Typographical Union meeting. Also listed are an open fire alarm circuit, a Bon Ton Millinery fire sale, a proposed slaughter house, hotelier travel, Hancock Concert opening, church services, a St Marys picnic, a Frio fishing trip, and a store stock sale at corner 8 Alamo and Camargo.
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A. E. Heilbron
May
Erence
Itas
Commerce Street
San Antonio
Western Star-pits
Porfirio Garza
Brazos
Tampico
Ernest Lanner
Bexar
Elite
Fort Worth
Texas Hotel- Keepers’ Association
Hancock Concert Company
Empire Opera House
Brady
Central ‘Christian Church
T. Wilson
The
Light
St. Mary’s
New Braunfels
T. B. McDowell
D’hanis
Chas. Marty
Frio
Podewils
Alamo
Camargo Street
Bethel
Galveston
Immigrant Roundup Aimed at Galveston Transfer
The subject is reported to be collecting Mexican workers in the city for transport to Galveston and from there to South Africa. The English government is described as buying stock and arranging shipments. The act is stated as a temporary stay of about fifteen days.
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Galveston
South Africa
Local Footnotes Highlight Movements and Injuries
Personal mentions note Joe Wernette and John McNally traveling to St Louis. Genry Zellweger and family visit Slade F W McKean from New York toy firm. Geo Keller recovering at home after broken foot from beer keg accident. Geo Brandon of St Louis visits for several days. John A Kemp departs for Philadelphia via Galveston to study medicine and plans to return by September.
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Joe
Wernette
John McNally
St. Louis
Genry Zellweger
Mornierrville
Slade
F. W. McKean
New York
City
Geo
Keller
North Olive
Sertt
Geo. P. ‘Brandon
John A. Kemp
Philadelphia
Galveston
Philadelphia College
Local church events and entertainment schedule
This afternoon at four Rev. A J Harris of First Baptist will speak. Tuesday the ladies auxiliary hosts a free entertainment with ice cream and cake. Friday elocutionist Ellen Schuchardt, with Prof Ernst-Thomas and others, offers a benefit program. Also notices on auctions and sales include hats and bargains from Dodds & Co with discounts.
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A. J. Harris
First Baptist Church
Ladeis
Ellen Schuchardt
Ernst — Thomas
Ernst — Thomas, Miss. Schwartz, Mr. P. W. Brattie
Miss Brattié
Summer School Opens Monday at Alamo City College
Summer school begins Monday June 8 for six weeks at Alamo City Commercial College operated by Shafer and Downey. The ad promotes ACME ICE CREAM and invites fountain patronage from readers while noting Bexar Drug Co as a local supplier.
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Alamo”’City Commercial College
Shafer'’& Downey
ACME
Bexar Drug Co
Crescents the most popular wheel in the World
Roach and Barns Co announces a special sale on handsome ringed hats Monday at Moke's inviting every lady to view the featured headwear and enjoy current discounts.
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Roach & Barns CO
Moke's
Dimick to Give Glass Berry Sets With Tea Purchases
Mr Jos W Dimick announces a promotion offering glass berry sets to customers who buy two pounds of his teas priced at 60c 75c or 1.00. He notes the shop operates around the clock at Riegler Ice Cream Co and lists nearby merchants including M Castanoa Son and other local notices. The ad also advertises entertainment at Beethoven Hall June 9 and promotes beverages at Green Tree Saloon. It ends with a tire setter service advertised by H R Geyer near the post office.
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Jos. W. Dimick
Bon Ton Millinery Announces Fire Sale and Dressmaking
Fire forces Bon Ton Millinery to liquidate its entire stock starting Saturday June 6. The shop offers dresses to order and invites customers to visit on Monday for further details.
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Bon Ton
Ivy Social Club Hay Ride Charlton City
The Ivy Social club hosted a hay ride for members last Thursday night. The ride began at 8 PM aboard Carter & Mubaly Transfer company wagon drawn by four horses. At San Pedro Springs the group stopped for ice cream described as Pure and cake, then returned home after an enjoyable evening. Music enhanced the event and a new quintet formed, with plans for future performances announced. A regular business meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Ivy
Ivy Social Club
Carter & Mubaly Transfer Company
San Pedro Springs
Sweet Home
Reguar
Accident interrupts art display during fire on West Commerce
A fire last Saturday on West Commerce Street damaged a millinery window show featuring patter n designs. Smoke outlined the white base where the patterns were tested before removal. A social lawn party by the R T P C group followed, honoring their president with attendees including Mrs. Batista and many local residents.
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Commerce Street
Austin Bride Clarke Morse Weds William Clarke
Miss Helen May Morse daughter of the late Dr. Charles S. Morse married William Roswell Clarke of Kansas City yesterday at 4 in the Free Presbyterian church. The ceremony was by Dr. Sampson in pastor Smoot's absence. The couple wore street attire and the wedding was described as a complete surprise.
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Helen May Morse
Charles S. Morse
William Roswell Clarke
Kansas City
Sampson
Free Presbyterian Church
Smoot
Miss Morse Bride Grooms Kansas City Banker Marriage
The wedding of Miss Morse to a Kansas City banker drew a large social crowd despite late notice to close friends. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Professor Ludwig. The groom, a Yale graduate, will live in Kansas City after a brief San Antonio layover.
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Prise
Miss Morse
Ludwig
Yale
Kansas City
Clarke
San Antonio
Wedding of Dr. R. E. Daniel and Miss Josie Draper
Dr. R. E. Daniel and Miss Josie Draper wed at 8 30 p m in Col John W Phillips home 303 East Tenth street Austin. Ceremony led by Dr R J Briggs witnessed by many friends with Mrs Fred Campbell playing the wedding march. The couple will honeymoon in San Antonio then tour Mexico City planned after returning to Austin.
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R. E. Daniel
Josie Draper
John W. Phillips
East Tenth Street
W. D. Bradfield
R. J. Briggs
Fred Campbell
Ida Hagerty
Daniel
San Antonio
Austin
Mexico
Tennessee
Austin Statesman
Notice to taxpayers on 1902 city taxes due in San Antonio
Taxpayers are warned that city taxes for the 1902 fiscal year are due at the city hall San Antonio Texas. Delinquent payments after June 30 incur penalties and costs and no extensions will be granted after this month as the new charter takes effect July 1.
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San Antonio
Texas
Racycle mark of merit on a Tider mounted wheel
A fragment notes that RACYCLE signifies quality on a wheel mounted by a brand associated with J. Dodds & Co. The text appears as a brief trade remark about product merit and branding.
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DODDS
Millinery Sale Ad At Busy Corner Store
An old clipping advertises hat and flower millinery at H. L. Wagner's shop at the busy corner. The notice urges customers to visit for a sale and new styles.
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H. L. Wagner
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West Commerce
Ashe i
Additional Society
Masonic
Chas
A. Wilson
Laurel Heights
Hoffman House
Houston Street
Hicks
Kenney
Albert
Cor
Houston
Soledad
Losoya
Albert Freidrich
National Bicycles
Eastman Kodaks
W. F. Crothers & Co
E. Housotn St
Adamek Brothers
E. Houston St
City News
F. A. Chapa
Chapa & Driess
Commerce ‘St
New Market
Limburger
Prop. Cor
Main Plaza
Com. Tel
Footh Oie Auctionerr
P. S
Hace J
Dodds & CO
Colored K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Colored Masons
Edwards’ S
Milllinery
Riegler Ice-Cream CO
M. Castanoa & Son
Main Avenue
Beethoven Hall
Ofer
H. R. Geyer
Corner Ave
D and Travis
Saechib
Mr. F
R. T. CG
Dr. Batista
G. Madrid
A. Biasioli
Ai.Marinelli
Corina
Mercedes Pena
M. Madrid
Anita Tafolla
Angeline
Cowgill
Anita Grinder
R. Madrid
Addla Marinelli
Anita Biasioilli
Rebecca Lozano
Lily Blossom
Ana
Maria Lozano
Raquel Marinelli
Messrs
Lauro Mendez
Enrique Garcia
Enrique Gutierrez
Francisco J. Gonzalez
Juan M. Flores
Alberto B. Muzquiz
Ernest Torolla
Androsio Rodriguez
Juvencio Gonzales
Emilio Lozano
Fuiz
Clarke Morse
Munyon
Clark
Batistes
Daniel Draper
Germania Iodze
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Knights of Pythias Hall
H. F. Vodiie
Woman's Exchange
Exchange
Clara Bless
South Alamo Street
Max
Edward Simmang
Brunt
Jack Rowe
Lad Welered
Ragatna
George F.aks
Dlemon
W. T. Way
McKhenny
A. F.gage
Vories P. Brown
W.T. Way
Ned Mclihenny
Arthur Mellhenny
Mason Williams
W. A. Raymond
George Stuemke
Lloyd McGown
Ingrat
A. F. Gage
Alert Maracheau
R. J. Quiderdonk
J. N. Brown
Carr
N. T., Wilson
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co
W. W. Sloan, JR
E. F. Schuchardt
Schuchardt
Chile Products
Mig. Co
Sloan & Schuchardt
CHIL
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