The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-14
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Cen II. P. Mabry of Fort Worth IA in
the city. ' - ~
st. George, " 'D'
st. &c rye. ~
10 the city. ' -
Thomas Hoffman, Of Denison, was in the
city yesterday. wv" " '
Uhsrles D. Grace, of Bonham, is a CUES,
at the St George.
D. II. Stephens, of Honey Grove, was in
the city yesterday.
n Tom Gerren. of Denton, is again doing
Dallss. Come often, Tom.
William Ord. of Pennsylvania, is a guest
AZ the Gran Windsor hotel.
John s. Wilks, Pulaski, Tennessee, is
registered at the st. George.
j. 5. Andrews OF Fort, Worth a prom-
Uncut cattle man is in the city.
The irrepressibla Jim Trezsvant of Horse
saoe 'ooscco fame is 10 the city.
q. d Huffman left last evening for Deni.
son whittier he went Cd business.
ID: Il. Morrow assistant county attorney is
confined to his room by sickness.
"A. Smith of the firm of Smith & Grant,
merchants of Decatur, is in the city.
Robert Mozart city attorney of Fort
worth, spent the Sabbath in this city.
ID. NJ. Spsulding, banker, of Denton.
spent the Sabbath here with his friends.
Mrs. Kawsky and Mrs. Austin, of Deatop,
were guests at the st. George yesterday.
His friends will regret to learn that s. W.
.. Duncan is col fned 10 his bed by fever.
| W. Conner is out again after being con.
nned for two weeks to his room by sickos.s.
a. ID. Fife who ha, been confined TO his
ped Tor the past two weeks by fever is out
again.
Colonel w. E. Hughes is spending a few
Gays IN the city, greeting his many old
u ID Warren who drew the fine Stude.
baker wagon took it away yesterday, 10
Rrokwallcounty.
Fryer Wright who has been visiting his
old home EIizebethtown, Kentucky has re-
turned to Dallas.
We'd. Austin prominent lawyer of Dem
ton was in the city yesterday on his way
home from Austin.
Mr.. ). U. Cotton, of Houston, ia 10 the
city AZ the Windsor hotel, having made a
trip to Fort Worth.
w. X Cornish formerly of this place but
ROW resident of San Antonio, is it the city
on flying visit of few days.
Tom Simpson of the Engineer corn. of
the Texas Trunk road, is in the CITY on a
visit of few days.
Mr.. W. B. Mcmillan has returned to
Dallas, after very successful business trim
in southwest Texas.
Mr.. Lee Cotton, of Boston, after pleasant
so]ourn OF several days in Dallas, left Sun
day for ell points of the state.
Hon. DIN Wellborn returned Yesterday
from Annapolis where he had gone A a
member of the committee to inspect the
naval school.
John Hall clerk for Hoyt s. Coffin drug.
gist, is cot fined to his bed and has been for
the past two weeks by severe attack of
maldrial fever.
Miss Italia Brooks, an accomplished and
beautiful young lady of Fort Worth. VINO
has been visiting Mss Efio Brooks, left last
even n, for home.
j. l.. A. Thomas, the popular passenger
agent of the Star and Crescent line with
headquart rs ut Houston, is in the civ greet,
ing his hos, of friends.
j. M, B'rne, jr., freight agent with cad.
quarters AT Houston for the Iron N ,utsin
road is in the city, greeting his o. ,fiend,
and making new ones.
MIR. Edgar Moore received =. telegram
Yesterday from Fulton, Misso. /, ann0unc-
ing the death of mis- boy baby, mae months
old. He left last night for Fulton.
Colonel j T. Hawkin, once more enliyens
our city with his commanding presence. He
saws he tas sold enough coda in Texas to
akall every man, woman and child In the
state.
Mr.. II. w. Jones our efficient district clerk
is confined to his bed with an attack of
fever. Mr.. w. 4 Parry his deputy will
keep the minute book during the session of
court.
Mrs j w. Webb Mrs j. W. Simmons.
son and daughter, Mics Neelie o Barry and
Mr.. N. P. Barry left Sunday u.orning via
the Texas Central for Oakland, Mar, land. to
spend the summer.
MIR. s Helm, of st. Louis, as genial and
clev' gentleman as ever smscked his Inns
over soda, cocktail, ard the "boss" stove man
of the west, is at he Grand Windsor He will
make this his headquarters for tho coming
three months.
Mr.. w 7. Jarrett, the ice king can now be
found at all hours when ne is rot at bis Ice
house, at the south west corner ofthe Cru,ch,
field house. Undertakers and others want,
Ing leo at night CAD get 1t by apply ing to
Mr.. jarrett as above
Capt w. 4 Veal returned yesterday
from several weeks trip in tao East. He
visited the principal cities, and among other
points Lewstown Maine. He SAYS that
there will be large immigration to Texas
from the East this fall.
Mr.. and Mre. NJ. McCelland leave this
city to morrow, via ST. Louis, for Wakeshs
Springs, where they will remain for several
weeks during the hot season Their many
friends wish them bon voyage and a pleasant
al. L. 4