The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-04


John Murphy, of Marshall, is ia the city.
f. c. Ray, of Weatherford, is taking in the
Maifest.
Simon Murphy, of Denison, is taking in
th Mai-fest.
Mr.. Chris. Rntleman, Of Fort Worth, il
in the city.
DR.. Silas Reed has returned from an East.
ern trip OF several weeks.
j. G. Son. of the Palo Pinto Star, favored
us with call on yesterday.
s. H. Morrison, a prominent merchant Of
Weatherford, is in the city.
j. II. Harris, proment citizen OF Calvert
|. T., is at the the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. J. G. Cooper, Of the Fort Worth
Democrat, paid the Herald visit yesterday
Messrs. Ben Ilaguewood, f. A. O'Mally
and Emil Jacobs, of Demon, ARE in the city
Mr. A. W. Riley, editor of the Canton
Chronicle, dropped into our Office yesterday
My r. NJ. Johnston, of the Corsicaua OBJ
server and Index, favored our office with II
call.
DR.. Graham and inmily left yesterday for
Il visit to bis parents in Lexington, KEN
lucky.
Mr.. Farmer City Marshal, Fort Worth,
is among those nov in Dallas from the
Fort.
Hon. John T. Brown, Mayor OF Fort
Worth, was in the city yesterday and favored
Us with call
9. w. Iolzle of the Evening News, Of
Fort Worth, is in the city, and paid his re-
spccts ut our sanctum.
Mr. J. NJ. Dixon, postmaster ut Ennis, and
&. {. Dewey, ESQ., postmaster ut Plano, were
among our callers yesterday.
Mrs. Huffman and daughter, Of Denson,
and Mr. j. Il. ScuIly and wife, OF Marshall,
are visiting Miss Maggie Shea.
DR.. j. =. Booth, of Fort Worth, and one
of the editors If the Advance, favored our
sanctum with call last evening
George Smith, late clerk at the ST. George
hotel, this city, but now of the Buckley
house, sherman, is "doing" the Mai fest.
Mr.. F. A. Glass, prominent citizen of
Galveston and retired merchant, is u guest of
the st. George, inspecting our posi-
bLities.
q. Harris, division superintendent of the
Texas & Pacific road, arrived in the city last
evening, and leaves this morning for Fort
Worth.
Colonel Thomas j. Crooks, the genial,
whole-souled, clever editor of that sterling
paper, the Sherman Courier, and wife, are in
the city.
The numerous friends of Mrs. John W.
Thompson will learn with pain that sh" still
continues in Il very critical condition Mt her
home in the cedars.
j. A. Trum5ul Freight Agent of tie
Houston Il Texas Central road ut Sherman,
and n genial, whole-souled gentleman. is nj
the St. George hotel
II. NJ. Reed OF Erie, Pennsylvania, repre-
to Dallas and honored us for few moments
with his genial presence.
Mr.. Charles Virgins, of the Atlas Works,
St Louis, is AT the Grand Windsor. 1t is
seldom more genial and pleasant gentleman
is met with. The HERALD is indebted to
him for calling.
Governor John c. Brown, vice president
ulli NVllNAV'l''ll, ihbl"ENA VI wv LEANS ~ L ~
chc railroad, passed through this city yester-
day to Fort Worth, He will remain in
Dallas to-day.
We were paid pleasant call last evening
from Prof l.. K. Jones, leader of the Corsi-
cana Cornet Band. Mr.. Jones is an agreeable
gentleman, and seemed proud of the compli-
ments bestowed upon his band by our citizens.
DR.. c. b. Rains, of Palo Pinto and his sis.
ter, Miss Alice Rains, of Rusk, were in the
city last night The Doctor left on the west
bound train for Fort Worth. Miss Rains
will spend few days in the city and then
return TO Rusk.
On the east-b bound train of the Texas &
Pacific railroad left, ut $50 last evening for
st. Louis, the lakes and Virginia, one OF the
fayorltes of Dallas society, Miss Halle
Afford a large number of admirers and
friends were at the depot to bid bon-voyage
to y young lady whose absence will be
deeply felt by scores within the paluce cham
bers of whose hearts she remains us the
tahmajal of what sincere friendship holds
most dear.
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