The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-04
Personal.

William Euders, OFFS. Louis, an old vet.
ersn salesman, Is In the city,
Captain Eugene B. Millett, of Kansas titv
!, d 10 Inc city ca route for his cattle rancho in
Baylor county.
j. L. Illowsy, representing Samuel
Jnsepns u Co, cigar manufacturers New
York, is in tho city.
Kev. .. G. Pope, d. D., of Houston. will
9ehVer 'ne commencement sermon of Dallas
Male and Female college, at the First Bsp,ist
church All are cordially invited.
Mr. George NJ. Brandon. formerly of this
city, but now a resident of H llsboroupb
Texas. arrived last night and will spend
welcome him.
his friends will be pleased to learn that
tie condition of Mr.. j Henderson ia much
improved and that he is on the mend. An
artist iooksom, photographs of his injured
leg yesterday. N'NN
Mics Lucy Ham, of Terrell, en- route home
alter visit to st, Louis and Galveston.
stopped few hours in the city Yesterday to
vi'it Mrs. Col. Henry. She left on the east
train for home.
Thomas j Williams, ESQ.,. clerk ot ,be
Ohsncery oourt OF Gibson county, Tennessee,
Was IN The city yesterday, on his return home
rom prospecting tour through Texas, and
honored the HERALD with call.
Col. John s. Ford, "Old Rip" as he ia
iamlllarly known to old Texans, is in the
city. he is now superintendent of the state
oeat and dumb asylum at Austin, and came
TINS Tar with some of his charges on their
way to their homes.
we regret to hear of the continued III.
health of Judge Good and his inability to
attend to business, He says he is tired of
making an apothecsry shop of his stomach.
and thinks trip TO the Colorado river and
It's tributaries will put him all right. Several
friends will accompany him who desire game,
nsh and recreation. Coler L. G Bower his
former law partner, kindly consents to look
after and attend to the business of the Judge
IN the district court during his absence.
MIR. Carl Conrad, senior member of the
hrm OF U. C,nrad Il o., proprietors of the
celebrated Budweiser beer and conner dis,
titled "Moss Rose' whisky, left last night
for Houston Galveston, New Orleans
etc., visiting his friends and inspecting his
agencies. Mr.. Conrad is taking quite an OK.
tenslve tip, al d which shows to so ex
tent tho magnitude OF his business. He lief,
st. Louis via Denver to Lesdville, then
Gunison City, Buena Vista, Pueblo, En-
poria, Parsons, Deniaon, Dallas, Houston
Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, V,cksburg
etc, and wherever he goes the wstcbword L
Conrads Budweiser bser and Moss Rose
whisky.
The New Orleans Picayune Dallas cores
pondent in recent date referring to the
appointment of Union ticket office in this
city, has this to say concernir young gen.
tlemsn who since his advent in Dallas, has
by strict attention TO duties and his urbspity
of mapner, made friends of ali
our people right straight along
ut is. pleasing to. note in this connection how
it may sometimes happen that the services Of
a faithful and efficient employee are appre.
ciated by those in authority above him. Mr..
Turner had previously worked under Mana.
ger Hoxe in Palestine, and that gentleman
Simsslf a thoroughly experienced r4ilrosC
man, was we'll acquainted with the worth snC
fitness of Mr.. Turner for the place he SO sat
isfactorlly fills at the present"