The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-26

Sliy public schools was a so,,,.
, 10 the many visitors IN sIes
noas verdict is that the ,iiscinlina !. uIs va
~ pest order. the instruc,ion ,ha vi "a
I 49, uat the advancement of thu r,,,' 1sn !!
eL STUDIES has been rand nnS Sp"s y
bs ,iS VI teaching, which are fully mn y, :.
hon nere wass grand ball in m. o..
ivy tuesday night, Complimentary , =
lug iadles now visiting our ci,y an
recently returned fiom scboot ~
49, o'o sion OF rare enjoyment.
NJ. MiNtOLA.
hos'', - l: Blair, aud Mrs. Jack Yn
N.Y. AZ w Tyler, are IN cur city yi.itin,
81, %'ss ora McGLse and Miss Bessie q ,,l,
,m sls' are IN our midst visiting Mis-,
rseaa,, itn"eat; These young ladies but yery
naoniS naue the acquaintance OF hi,
,r;cV;p.., yer When they leave us, as they an
~ a.g HSVIns Very soon, for their home
and admirers. "'e"u'
MI e. b. Gutheridge, United sts,ss Al.
trict attorney. of Jefferson, and TifsSw s1s
Is sis er OF Mr., Blake Campbell-snd NJ.
Maud Campbell. of Shreveport-who il AIS
brother here, 0'"ei anu
senator J. c. Buchanan returned from
tyier the first part of the past week. WHERE
peals. WIG ''uf' oi ap-
NJ: >. Jones, the popular ticket agent
~ ~ lnls place leaves the first of july for
Virginia, MS old home. to spend month
with his parents and friends.
we are glad to welcome into eur m;as,
Mrs. Willie House, late of the Nashville
Normal Institute, who, having received the
appointment as teacher of the Teachers,
summer Normal school at this place ar.
rived wednesday last and will omen tho
Normal school July 2nd. 'A'
MT. Sam Field, financial agent Tor p. 7
Wits q Brother, OF Galveston, took in onr
iittie town Tuesday last, We learn that
TINS young gentleman is soon to be chained
10 the altar Of Hymen, though the chains
are golden and held there BY the little in.
corriglble god. May they prove so lirht
anu pleasant 10 bear that he will feel as If
resting continually meath rosy bowers in
elys,an fields where Hesperian springs un.
ceasingly flow. 81 uA
Mr. j. s. Hogg and family are away wis.,
lung friends in Gilmer.
- Mr.. b. b. Hart, of the firm of Hart e.
Duchanan, returned from Marshall Thurs
4ay' whittier he had gone in company with
MT E, ID. Burress on legal business.
\, MISS Lou GARNER, of Dallas, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Downer.
Mrs. George Haines, of Quitman, visited
MRS, Ut; A, l. Patten the past week.
Mrs. b. b, Hart returned home Monday
last from visit to Emory and Lone Oat
Wnere she had been visiting relatives and
friends. "''
Miss Rosa Hart is away at Ouitman
spending part of her holidays with relatives
and friends OF that place.
We noticed upon our streets the mast
week the following named gentlemen. of
Quitman: s. NJ. Flournoy, sheriff; G. M.
Lawrence, county attorney; II. NJ. Cate.
county Judge; Captain d. @. Mcknight,
and d. 4. Lipscomb. Capt. P. 8. Graves
has been confined to his room for several
days past quite sick, but is now improving.
Or. A. l.. Patten, Mrs, j. G. Buchanan,
Misses Mary Dearborn and Jessie Patten
and Master Earnest Buchanan, paid our
county seat, their old home, visit the past
week, to wander among scenes of by gone
hours" to enjoy again in fancy those hal
cion days passed on the pertumed breath
of the Hawthorne flower.
Mr.. r. 2. Giles, a prominent young bust.
ness man of this city, left last evening for
the west to locate. The citizens of this
place regret the departure OF Mr.. Giles, as
he was one of the leading young men of
Wood county, aud will be sadly missed by
his many friends.
The young ladies and gentlemen were en-.
tertained in very pleasing way on last
Monday evening at Mr.. Charlie Reeves
twas an occasion of much enjoyment for
the entire party.
Friday evening, the juveniles held forth in
way competition at Mr.. Will Cages. learn
their soclaUe proved to be an occasion long
to be remembered by each one present.
Mrs. Cage in her own hospitable and gen.
ial way, did all that could be done possibly
to make it one evening in the lives OF those
young people, to be thought of with sweet
remembrance, when time should lead them
on from one stage to another.
Now we have have holiday-school is
closed, the sheayes have been CAT le-ed in,
and we rest in the shade. Nature calls for
rest. sweet rest. Alter toiling through the
long term, we, in measure, realize what
the harvest is, but even whilst folding our
hands and enjoying the long looked for
holiday, there is continually ringing in
our ears that sad wall, What shall the
harvest be-" in anticipation OF that ever
unknown future.