The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-01
The khss.Lins rg4aa F4eayslon,

The khsFrLine rs4aH Excursion,
An excursion purity Otlgdies and gem
llrmou from Illinnls, Iowa andWiscon-
fln, numbering forty m more passed
our city yesterday ON their way 10 Fort
Worth. The excursiouisls are enjoying
the inequalities Of II. N, HoXie, ED
general manager Of the International
aud Great Northern railroad exten ded
through DR.. John T.. Euui-, agent
OF the international and Great North.
efn railroad, The party stopped VI the
Hot Springs Of Arkansas on their way
% Texas, and will visit Fort Worth,
Houston, Galveston, Column bus, San
Antonio, Austin, and Little Rock, Ark.
They travel by special tain, with pal.
ace cars attached. They viii return
to this city from Fort Worth this after.
noon and spend Sunday and Monda y
In the city. We are assured, aud 1t Is
evident from the llst Of The excursion.
lists subjolRed, that they are represen.
tatlve men In their several professions
and localities, and we suggest that our
citizens avail themselves OF an early
opportunity 10 m IKE their aoqu Iint-
ance, see mat their stay in our city is a
pleasant, and to them, an interesting
one. Following isa list OF the psrty:
a. T.. Hosiord aud wife, Clinton, los
Wa, president Clinton Lumber cOmpa-
ny g. Is Dean, Dubuque, Iowa, Iowa
Iron works; T. 5. KirkwuOd, Chicago,
Illinois, merchant; Ira Stock well and
| wife, Lyons, Iowa, capitalist and lum-
herman; j. II. Barnum, Clinton, Iowa,
capitalist; J. S. Stickuey, Wauwelosa,
Wisconsin, president Milwaukee Pick.
ling company; ii. b. Allen and wife,
Waterloo, Iowa, banker; Mrs. Charles
Stickuey, Wauwetosu, Wisconsin; Eli
Stilson and wife, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
president Wisconsin State Agriculture
al society; j. A. Address, Ashton Hi.
no!s, real estate broker; w. ". Field
and wife, Madison, Wisconsin, secre.
taTy Wisconsin State Agricultural SO.
ciety w. j. Hancock and wife, Du
buque, Iowa, superintendent Ameri.
can Express company, Iowa division
A. II Hovey, Of Hovey d Co., seeds
men and florists, Chicago, Illinois; b.
T. Culver, etate warehouse registrar,
Chicago, Illinois; ID. n. Cooley, bank
er, and daughter, Dubuque, Iowa; w.
s. Edgar, hOrticulturist, Oskaloosa, To-
wa; George a. Ross, farmer and Coun.
ty auditor, Oskaloosa, Iowa; j. l..
Shipley, correspondent Iowa press,
Montezuma, Iowa; j. w. Wallis, Du-
buque, Iowa; A. r. Lane president
Union mills, and wife, Waterloo, 10.
wa; Charles Ii, Kent, Davenport, los
wa, dealer in real estate and Texas
land warrants; G. Is. Grosvenor
and wife, Dubuque, Iowa, mer
chant; John Deere and daughter, Mo-
line Plow Works. Moline, Illinois; NJ
j. Braiden, Rochelle, Illinois, capital.
ist; A, s Ba6cGck, Oregon, IIIinois,at-
torney and capitalist; C. =. Burt and
wife, Dunleith, Illinois, Novelty Iron
Works; Charles A. Atkinson, Moline,
Illinois; John Il Ennis aud son, Gin.
ton, Iowa, agent |. d g. n Railway;
Mrs. j. D. Chapman, Moline, illlnois;
E, S. Hask, vice-presldeni, Clinton
Bridge company, Clinton, Iows; A. J.
burbank, proprietor American house.
Lyons, Iowa.
The press Is represented by W. r.
Sullivan, city editor of the Chicago
journal; Mrs. G.. NJ. Leland, oorresN
poudent Of the Chicago Tribune
Edward Russell, city editor Davenport
Gazette; $, A, Reynolds, of the Prai-
RE Farmer, and a representative Of the
Clinton Herald, Clinton, Iowa.
The party is escorted by II. H. Ear
ley, northern passenger agent ST. L., /. |
NJ. u S. railway; Thomas Dorwin,
northern passenger agent Texas Pacific |
railway; Day X. Smith, northern pas.
senger agent International and Great
Northern railway.