The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04


hany, and NJ. 7. galloway and wife, Of
Fort Worth, were a. the Lscleie hotel.
]: b, spitzer returned yssterdsy rom San
Antonio.
Captain S. p. Mendsz, the genial tourist.
Is among Us again.
Miss Emma Brown, Of sherman, Is visit
lag Miss Matte Buriori.
barry Klein, OF the Cincinnati Distillits
company, Cincinnati, Ohio, Is In the city.
Louis Leaman, the popular representa-
tive Of a prominent liquor hrm Of New
York, is al the Windsor
Fred +. Wright, general representative
Of Hayerly's Opera company, IS a, The
Windsor.
The many friends Of Colonel W. /. Craw-
lord will be glad TO learn that be is recover
Ing nom severe spell Of sickness.
Miss Mamie Mckee Of rehuacana, Lime
stone county, has returned home, aster
pleasant visit to the family Of United states
Marshal James Mckee.
Mr. Charles Williams, the popular con
ductor on the Missouri Pacific railroad on
the division from Denison 10 Parsons, Kan
sas, Is In the city taking IN the sights.
Deputy United States Marshal Abe
Woody, the train robber catcher, is in the
city.
The last seen OF United States District
Attorney J. G. Bigger and Postmaster A
A, Whlssen they were on the west-bound
Pacific train, bound for Washington, ID. G..
NAXAHACHIE,
The social event OF the week Was the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Estelle Moulin, OF this
city, TO Mr.. A. D. Higgins. prominent
merchant OF Grandview. Miss Moulin was
one OF the most popular young ladies IN the
county, and leaves a number OF friends who
regret to lose her from WaXahachie social
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residence OF the brides father on Friday
evening at 4 o'clock. The beautiful bride
was elegantly attired in water c1l1red silk,
and was angelic in appearance. The couple
leit ~ onte for Ennis, where they were en-
tertaned ny Mrs. Burton, sister OF the
bride, A grand supper aud then ball 0y
the young people OF the town of Ennis fol-
lowed, The newly married couple start
with bright future before them.
WACO.
Cities lose u great deal Of the pleasure
there 10 IN social intercourse, by adopting
too much lormality. When We view city
lie IN Texas, AS whole, We see the pleas.
ures OF the same ara quito meAgre. There
seems IN most OF oar cities spirit too
pregnant with sollishnoss. The question is
often asked Dy persons who have visited
and some who have lately lived Ia cities 81
other sOuthern states aud who have seen
the social qualities ot the same displayed.
way our Ciles cannot be as h0spitableH
The answer Is often given thar our country
Is new and to make money now is the goa
OF our ambition, aud after a while We VII
ENJOY It.. We do not consider this a feast
BILE answer, nor should we he satisfied with
such. The spirit of hospitality should be
cultivated now, and thus elevate the stand.
ard OF society. The repulsiye spirit that pre-.
IA aIAttlI "a laN.l aatl q
selhshness that so completely wraps US up
should be thrown OIL There are many
ways we might adopt to promote social in
tercourse. In the first place such thing
as u reading club or clubs might be organ
iEed in the cities, which would prove very
beneficial IN storing away knowledge, aud
also furnish opportunity for improving our
social nature. Waco is delcient IN the wav
ola public library, and il some enterprs-
ing person or persons would establish read.
ing rooms aud libr ry, We believe il would
be pnlroni2ed well, and would prove pleas
ant and profitable place for all TO spend
portion Of their time.
We have been blessed with sunehne
again, and our streets are once
more IN passable condition
thus atfording an opportunity for the
dear ladies who have been housed M 80
long, to come out.
Rev J. IL. WoIlord, editor OF the Texas
Observer, ct Dallas, spent last Sunday with
us, and preached in the morning, at II
O'clock at the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church, and at the chapel of the Baptist
college IN the evening at O'Clock. We
appreciate such visits.
Our theatre going people were well enter
tanned Tuesday and Wednesday nights by
Rose Eytnge, in tho plays "reican aud
Princess of Paris"
our editor has manifested grea, interest
all this week on the street.payinc question
trying to arouse our city council aud inspire
them upon this subject, hoping that at their
meeting Thursday night they might
take steps toward improving the same
Many citizens were present., and offered
worus OF encouragement To We council, hut
TO BC.ion was taken, eXceptu motion made.
which had no second, to throw the CITY
upon the county for protection, after which
they adjourned sine die.
Mrs, J. Il. Cox and daughter, Miss Annie,
have returned FROM their visit 10 Weather.
ford.
The business manager of the Katie Put.
nam Comedy company made arrangements
Tor their appearance here next week,
hRoWNWoOp.
There was party Wednesday night at
Mr.. Il, X, Young's,
Tuesday night, ut the residence Of
Charles IL, jenkins, esq, the Methodist
mite-mecing was held aud general GOOD
time was experienced by the attendants
Messrs II. g. Seamens and j. NJ. Boswell
were the recipients OF birthday d nner ON
the LIST, given by their landlady, Mrs.
Gandy. 1t was rich to see the former, who
ia we'll known rs a timid youth. blush To
murmur' that his was thirty" while the
latter softly whispered, "and mine twenty.
nine,'
j, 4. Franklin, the advance aren't of the
Golders is here. lie announces that his
troupe will be with us four nights, begin.
ming Wednesday, next week
Billy Melton, usually called ~. NJ. Mel.
ton, esq, who, for number OF years, prac
ticod law In Fort Worth, is recentlv a c,,izen
ut Brentwood, They tell it on Bill thai
hls friends arc little uneasy about him on
| account OF the very desperate case of "loy,
| At first sight" he caught, accidentally. of
course, at church last Sunday. He will
probably recover.
KAUFMAN.
u. s. Wood, one of our veteran temper.
ance men, and once candidate for COVER.
nor, has gone on visit to relatives IN Ala
bama
Mrs. Sue Cole, living near your city. and
Miss Cole, are here on u pleasant visit 10
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett, parents of the for.
| mer.
very pleasant sensation peryaded our
midst at the announcement of the marriage
| this morning at . o'clock of Mr.. Thomas
Douglass of Nils Point, to Miss Mar,
Woodtin, of this place. Mr. Douglass il in
mercantile business ut the Point, and is n,
es,imable man, Miss Wooifln is one Of
haufmans choice daughters, They lef
immediately tnr be home OF the groom
whittier many kind wishes follow them.
DECATUR.
Her many friends wul regret to hear thar
Miss jennie Terrell who lett week or twn
since for an extended trip IN Dakota terr,
tory, visiting relatives, is seriously i'll in
Missouri
Mrs J. J, Lang, who has been sick sev
eral DAYS, is improving,
Miss Laura Pior, Of Alvord, is in the civ
visiting her many friends.
Mrs Sparrow, mother OF ]. W. Sparrow
has been seriously Ill tor several days
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