The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24
PERSONAL.

Timothy Msroney, of New Orleans, is in
the city.
Jno. Meyers, of St. Louis, is at the St.
George.
John Crump, of St. Louis, is registered at
the St. George
Lieut.. w. S. Scott, OF the U. S. army, is
registered at the Grand Windsor.
George f. Sturgis, a prominent citizen Of
Hillsboro, Texas, Is at the Grand Windsor.
Miss Schumond,.' fascinating young lad y
of Sherman, 10 visiting Mrs. f. q. Evans
R. w. Kindel wife and child, of Weather
ford, Texas, are guests at the st. George
hotel.
NJ. H. Smith ESQ.,, of Smith Bros. whole
sale tabscco dealers Of Reidville, n. O., is in
the city.
A. j. Stewart, of Waco, an ex.shover Of
the quill, is in the city, guest at the Grand
Windsor.
Mr.. Walter Lyon, with Flint, Evans & Co.,
of st. Louis, one of the largest tea houses
in America, is stopping at the Grand Wind
sor.
George Phillips, formerly Of this city but
now resident of Waco, passed up the Cen
tral yesterday morning, en- route to Minneso-
ia for his health.
Hon. j. W. Throckmorton arrived in the
city Sunday, and left that evening for Waxa-
hschie, where he addresses the people on the
political issues of the day.
Mr.. S. p Mendez, of Columbu,, Georgia,
isin the city, guest at the st. George hotel.
He has purchased lot here, on which he
will build, when he will remove his family
here to live.
Miss Sallie Wynn, who has bren very sick
with typhoid fever at her home, corner OF
Ross avenue and Harwood street. for the past
two weeks, we are happy to say is fast con-
valescing.
L. j. Smith, formerly of this city, and at
present manager of the DeniSon office of the
Western Union telegraph company, accom-
panied by his wife, is visiting Mr.. j. s.
Burton, Of this city.
Mr.. d. M. Mordecai and lady returned
home Sunday after having spent the summer
north. Mr. Mordecai is at the Grand Wind.
sor and Mrs. Mordecai is visiting her sister
Mrs. u. w. Morgan, a few miles in the country
Mr.. w. NJ. Stewart, formerly with Sanger
Bros, returned home yesterday with his lady
from visit to New York. He will take a
position in the house of Wolfe & Baruch,
Wholesale dealers in shoes and gents furnish
ing goods.
Mr.. S. Wolfe of Wolfe 4 Baruch, called
upon us yesterday. His firm will open in q
few days in the house occupied by Huey &
Philip, on Elm street, one of the most i'm.
mense boot shoe and gents furnishing goods
houses in the North Texas.
Captain c. NJ. Hite, freight agent of the
Texas Il Pacific, returned yesterday from a
trip through Brown, Erath, Comanche and
other western counties. He reports that the
cotton cropis looking splendid and that the
dry hot weather has served to stop the
ravages of the dreaded boil worm.
General d. X. Townsend, well known to
the press and public Of Texas as having
formerly been connected with the business
management of first.class amusement enter
prlses, but ho is now representing an ex
tensive mandatory of New York, is in the
city circulating among his numerous friends
Mr.. William Jones 10 once more back al
his cid post as manager Of Siler's transfer
line, which position he fills with such salts
faction to his employer and the travelling
public. Mr.. Packard, whom Mr.. Jons.
succeeds, and who de so many friends
while managing the line, will ass st Mr.. Silel
in managing his line of floats.