The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-09

sunny light. No wonder that Two Of Ou
Dallas beaux arose ut O'Clock In tn,
morning 10 10 down 10 the train and bid
their repeated adieux. an =,
Mrs. w. n, Robinson, Of COlofado CITY, u
IN The city, guest OF her parents, Mr. aud
Cnptain Williams, assistant engineer 81
the Gulf, Colorado 81 Safra Fe Railroad
company, who has been very Ill with livef
troubles Is improving.
The Tacoma Washington territory daily
Ledger OF tho 18th inst, says: -. A. and
w. II, Middleton, OF Dallas, texas, arrived
here on Tuesday evening. and Will remain
some time and looe over the Guy. lnsie
is good probability OF their locating
here"
In Galveston at present, from Dallas,
are Mrs. Alfred Davis, Miss Lula Smith,
Miss Minna Wolf Judge .Aldridge and
wife, w. G. Conner and family, Colonel and
Mrs. Betterton, Miss Mollie Betterton.
Mrs. Zach Tolliver and son are still In
Tennessee, at Lebanon, where Mr.. Tolllver
expects shortly to join them.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Flippen left last
evening for Waukesha. Mr.. Flippen Will
return in about two weeks:
Dent, the little son of Mr.. L. z. Mont
gomery, is sick with malarial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Smith, OF the
Columbia. Tennessee, Atheneum, are In the
city, guests of Mrs. ]. p. Murphy.
Mrs. Richard Morgan, jr., and children
will visit Wichita Falls on Monday, going
thither with Mr.. Mayfield, who is now IN
| the city
Mrs 8. J. Adams and sons are at present
in Hearne.
Messrs. H. N. Jenkins, Henry Ervay and
Ed. G. Bower will leave on the 18th inst.
for San Francisco, to attend the great
Knights-Templar conclave.
Mr.. s. NJ. Vernon, of Comanche, is
guest at the Windsor hotel.
Judge J. Baker, OF Houston, attorney Tor
the Gould lines in Texas, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. L. G. Miller, the old and experienced
saddle man, has given up the management
OF the collar factory of Schoellkotf q Co.,
and goes on the road for Messrs, Lyons Bros.
Mr.. 8. P. Mendez is ill with The typhoid
malarial lever.
MIR. William Link remains confined to
his ROOM quite sick with the fever.
Mrs. Watt Caruth and Miss Matte, and
Mrs. Will r. Caruth and son have gone to
Louisville. Thence they go to White
Mountains, New Hampshire, etc. They
will be absent for two months.
Miss S. We'll, of Wills Point, is guest OF
Miss Linda Benedict.
Miss r. Burgenroth. of Wills Point, is q
guest of Miss Hattie Lieber.
Mr.. Hugh Blakeney Zine, Very F1ne)
|
The little six-year-old daughter of Profess
sor ]. s. Smith is quite ill with malarial
fever.
Sidney Swink, who has been confined to
his bed for the past week with feye-,
| is convslescing.
Mr.. b. A. ATdrich, representing the Rock
Island Plow works, returned yesterday TO
this city, his headquarters, after Z two
months business tour Of southern Texas.
| In N
Mr.. 8, Zuckerman, tie contractor, OF Nine
ola, is registered at the Windsor.
Colonel ]. Williams division superintend-
emit, with head quarters at Marshall, was
in the city, in consultation with Colonel
Eddy, general superintendent, on railroad
d. A. Carney, of Marshall, is doing Dali
las.
Mrs. Charlie Gillespie, who has been Sc
riously ill for the past few days, is eome-
what improved.
Mr.. HI Hughes, Texas passenger agent
of the Gould lines, with headquarters at
Houston, is in the CITY,
Mr.. y. II. Yourg, OF Nashville, Is In the
city. ..;no.. ,;.,,on
of Colorado City, is stopping at the drhnd-
Judge H. d. Pendergrast, OF Calvert and
attorney for the Houston & Texas Central
road, is quarte-ed at the Windsor.
M. A. Westcott, of the Houston d Texas
Central railroad, is at the Windsor.
| United States Marshal Mckee, wife and
daughter Miss May, left on the noon train
Yesterday for a trip to Mineral Wells.
After getting the madam and family
I pleasantly located the marshal Will pro-
coed west on official business.
Mr.. Lawrence KuepAy leaves on satur-
day next for San Francisco to attend the
tri-enuial conclave, Knights-TemplAr, OF
the United States.
Society proper is so scattered abroad the
home gleamings are very scant. There are
still many pleasant people left in town. but
thew are SO quiet there are absolutely no
J social gatherings to chronicle.
=, Mr.. J. A. Allen, left Wednesday evening
I for Indiana. where his wife is now visiting.
He will 60 from there to New YORK, where
| together they will visit the watering places
around New York.
Mr. H. Darwin and wife left wednesday
Mr.. ASHFORD Hughes and his b'ide are
summing themselves on the lakes in upper
Canada.
A prominent young society gentleman
has just returned from one OF me norther IN
watering places, looking much improved IN
health. His suit was looked upon with
favor and marriage may be looked for in
Captain G. c. Heron, of Denison, was
! in the city last week.
The Young ladies OF Corsicana nave in
augurated most delightful series OF enter
| tainments for this Summer. The club,
composed OF the young ladies OF the town,
is called the j. @. o. q.
Rev. NJ. II. Wells will organize church
at the close of the sermon this morning AZ
the house Of worship on Decatur street,
east Coricana.
Married-At the residence Of the bride, In
this city, on August LIST, by. Rev. 8; q, Null
Inns. Mr.. X. NJ. Pickett and Mrs. Cathsrine
McElroy.
The colored citizens celebrated the ami
yersary Of their Odd Fellows organization
on the lst. Quite q number participated IN
the celebration. They drove through The
principal streets OF town, presenting quite
| a respectable appearance, after which they
repaired 10 the race tracks. where they were
entertained by speaking, dinner, etc.
wAxAHIoHTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Pickett have returned
/ from Wootan Wells.
Mis- Kennard, OF Waco, is visiting the
family Of Mr.. J. @. Gibson.
General L. n. Lewis arrived al home on
Tuesday night from his work on waco dis
MR.. DrafTen has returned from her visit
20 friends and relatives in North Carolina
and other states.
Mr.. @. j. Penn returned from Terrell on
| Tuesday evening. accompanied 0y ms
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Allen, and her babe
MI. Ed. Oldham returned on "Wednesday
| from q protracted visit 10 Mineral Wells.
| His health is considerably improved.
DIR. q. A. Paris left last Tuesday 70 bold
a series OF meetings In Navarro and Hill
counties. He expects 70 be absent about
three weeks. ,,-.,,,- A.
M. Jesse DALEY and Mrs. Willie E1ens
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