The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. |. Kamsler, of Mrxia, IL in the city, |
r. B. hardie left on last nights train for
Fort Worth.
Hon. f. E. Piner, of Denton, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Goram left yesterday for llli-
nois on vis. to friends,
Mr.. George w. Vinton, of Moline, Iii.
nois, is at the Grand-Windsor.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw left yesterday for St.
Louis, where she goes 10 visit friends.
w. T. Roberts, a prominent attorney OF
Gainesville, paid us visit yesterday.
j. II. Finks, of Waco, Deputy clerk of
the Federal court, is at the st. George.
S. A, Veuters, a prominent citizen of
Denton county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. G. Bower and family lett yesterday
for Palo Pinto, where they 90 to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Tom Walker and family returned
Sunday from visit to friends in Shelby
vile, Illinois.
Mrs. DR.. Locke left on last evenings
north bound train for Baltimore, where she
will spend the summer.
Robert Purdee him of Galveston and
known to every other man in the State, is
in the city taking in the possibilities
John E. Owens, wife and son are registered
at the.Grand- Windsor, and leave to-day for
the West where they will spend the summer
R. B. Seay, County attorney, wife and
DAUGHTER, who have been sojourning the past
few weeks at Wooten springs, have returned
home.
Mrs. John A. Mann and daug liter, Miss
Mollie, left Yesterday for Mount Vernon, In
diana, where they will spend the summer
visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry A. Hills and two sors left last
aveninp for Boston, where they will spend
the summer months. Mrs. Hills is in ILL
health and goes North to recuperate.
Senator Richard Coke, passed down the
Central Monday evening en- route from
Washington City to Waco, his home, TO AT
tend the burial Of his son, who died DAY OF
so since.
ri. Fitzpatrick, formerly connected with
this naper. now contractor on the benson
Southeastern railroad, was in the city yester'
day and left on the north-bound train toi
Denison.
S. f. McIlhaney is once more behind tht
Office counter Of the Grsnd- WINDSOR hoI
ready to serve he guests OF the mousse III
} il an efficient clerk and an ailable gentlemen
} and is the right man in the right place
Mr.. Charles F. Martin, of the editoria
: staff of the HERALD, left Sunday evening 10
San Antonio, to attend tn State Firemeni,,
Association, the proceeding OF which he WI
report for the HERALD.
Aon. Arthur w. Andrews, attorney o
law, formerly of Galveston, and register IL
, bankruptcy for the Eastern district,
! Texas, now located at Terrell, favored u
with pleasant call yesterday.
:, p. R. Rogers, the popular agent for IN
Namnhis & Charleston road, left Monda
/ evening for Little Rock where he goes to e.
. cort the Press association of Arkansas,
' Washington city, on the 10th instant
= Mrs. Frank Byrne and daughter and Mi
t "Bobbie" Lamb, left Sunday evening iI
: Columbus, Ohio, to spend the summer VII
i relatives and friends They will be accom-
o mani as far as St. Louis by Mr.. Byrne.
:. Major Dan Malvern, of Milburn wage
i fame. presented his genial face, and han'
y some form on our streets yesterday. lie
> q guest at the Grand Windsor and expec
4 soon to 90 on to Cincinnati, as he IS
9 delegrate to the convention there
l, Rev. WV. Patrick, editor and proprlet
!, of the North Texas Churchman, typ
= graphically, neat and well edited sheet
8, swapptv.fonr columns, published at Flo
y Worth. in the interest of the Protestant, Epl
IL conal church. called to see us. This is the
Is larued edition of what has heretofore be
rs known as the Middle Churchman, which h
]. met with such success that its present 81
It. became a necessity. Rev. Mr.. Patrick b
ID our SINCERE wishes for future success.
ne WA