The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. j. Ssylor, of Austin, 10 In the CITY,
Mrs. DR.. W. B .Dssheil of kaufman, was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs v w Cleveland returned yesterday
from visit to Marshall.
I lDr 8 w Bsily, q prominent citizen OF the
Indian territory, is in the city.
MIR ] d Crawford has returned from
Hughes springs, greatly improved in health.
Hon. j. Stodsrd Johnson, ex- secretary OF
the state of Kentucky isin the city, agues' AZ
the Grand Windsor.
lawrence Kuephy left yesterday for visit
10 White Su phur Springs, Virginia, where
hs goes to better his health.
Mr. Jack Ross, formerly with the drug
store of George Atkins, has accepted po-
sition with Hickox Il House.
Shelton F. Leake, a prominent young law.
yer of Terrell, was in our city yesterday ana
paid the HERALD pleasant call.
Mr. w A Adsr, a popular young gentle
man of Marshall, is in the city, and paid the
HERALD pleasant visit last night.
Travis Hepsley, correspondence clerk OF
the City national bank, left last Friday Tor
an extensive tour of the watering places.
Judge Good and family returned home
yesterday evening, after a very pleasant camp
tour of week spent in Tarrant county.
Dick flanagan left last night for st. Louis
to briug back Henry DreJfus, the forger.
Mr.. f. was deputized TO go after the crim-
inal.
Mr. Foster Cheek, who has been sick for
several days, ventured out in the sun too
soon, and bis fever returned. He is very
sick.
Msjor John Adsmson, who came here
with the wounded men of the late accident
on the western extension of the I. u Z. left
for the front last night.
Mr. j Weller, representing Schuster,
Toottle s. 20, is in the city. He Gays he
has Just made one of the best business trips
in north Texas that has ever been made.
Mrs. M. Kent, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
arrived in the city yesterday, on a visit 10 her
daughter, Mrs 4. w. Hurst. She is ninety
odd years old and made tho entire trip unat.
tended.
Mr.. Dave Fawcett, agent of the Texas ex-
press company here who has BIN sojourn>
IL q with bis wife at Wootera We /, returned
home yesterday, considerably Improved in
health.
Rev. A. W. Jones, president Of tho
Memphis Conference Female institute al
jackson, Tennessee, spent yesterday in the
city. He made pleasant call at the
HERALD Office.
The following Dallssites left yesterday for
q trip 10 the principal watering places. east,
going via. the Dallas & Wichita road: l..
Lenwsy. w. Bradshaw, j. Zimmerman and
w. Q. Rodgitt.
Mr.. M. j. Lsngdon, the popular represent
tative of the agricultural and machinery
firm OF Kingslsnd & Ferguson, manufacturers
Of st. Louis, Is in the city, q guest at the
Grand Windsor.
Mr.. George M. Brandon. Of the thriving
little village Of Hillsboro, Texas, is In the
city greeting his many friends. He will
leave in few days for his former homo in
Lewisburg, Tennessee.
Mr. Green Williams, foreman Of the
HERALD office, returned home last evening
from few weeks tour Of recreation in Mis-
souri,, where he visited relatives and friends,
He is looking as happy as two big supAowers
and twice as blooming.
E. p. Turr or, formerly ticket agent of the
Texas Il Pacific road at this point has accept
cd the position Of ticket agent at Houston, of
tho Texas & New Oceans road and the G..
II. Il s. A, road. lie will assume his duties
on the fret Of next month.
Mr. M II HiekoS, Of the drug firm Of
Hckox Il House, leaves this evening for the
mountains Of East Tennessee TO recuperste
his health. He has been unwell the past
month or go, and 1t 10 hoped by his many
friends that he may be fully restored to
health and at the came time enjoy the
recreation he so much needs.
Mr.. Morris Friedman, a prominent mer.
chant of San Antonio, is a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Splitter, IN Eat Dallas, and his
engagement to Miss Sslie Splitter was cele-
brsted Friday evening in the presence of q
number Of friends Of the family. The pres
ents of the groom TO the bride were immense
and costly. They marry In the fall.