The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
PERSONAL.
J. J. Hill, kaufman, is in town.

J. j. Hill, kaufman, is in town.
j. Westheimer, Denison, is in the city.
Rev. T. b. Lsnson, Sherman, is in the
city.
John Windsor, jr., Gainesville, is in the
city.
g. w. Chamberlin, Greenville. is in the
city.
Charles W. Pike, San Francisco, is in the
city.
T.C. Walker, of Galveston, is in the
city.
w. r. Newborn, of Westchester. Pa, is
at the st. George.
A. d. Sandage and son, OF Marshall, were
in the city yesterday.
Oscar IIightower, of Cleburne, Tex, is q
guest Of the st. George.
s. II. Kerr, OF Corsicana, is among the
arrivals at the st. George.
Il. II. Alexander and wife, of Ferris, Tex,
are booked at the st. George.
l.. II. Turner and wife, of Fort Worth,
are stopping at the st. George.
Walter Green, formerly resident of this
city aud recently of Denton, has returned
to Dallas to live.
Miss Florence Evars and Miss Estele
Cartwright, of Terrell, were in the city
yesterday shopping.
Miss Nellie Wylie, the charming daugh-
ter of Colonel w. ID. Wylie, is visiting the
family of Mr.. Il, IL. Carter, of Longview.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Oldham leaves this noon for
short visit to friends and relations in
Greenville, accompanied by her son, d. w.
Oldham ir.
Colonel NJ ]. Langdon, with the Kings
land & Ferguson Manufacturing company,
agl iculiural and saw-mill machinery, st.
l. uis, Mo-, has returned from western
trip.
Mr.. Alfred Pa1on, editor Of tho Ennis
Commercial Recorder, 10 in the city. Mr..
Padon contemplates the issue about the Sth
of june, OF u new paper at Ennis, to be
called the Aid.
! lThe Rev. NJ. II. Hughes, pastor of the
Lamar street NJ. II. Church south, has
been deferred from filling his pulpit for the
last two Sundays on account of severe
illness of congestion of the liver. He, how.
ever, has recovered sufficiently to fill II TO.
morrow, both morning and night. He will
address the children and youth of the
church upon the "Childhood Of Jesus" at
the morning services.
Mrs. Nancy Parsons, of GRAPEVINE, Tex
is a guest In the family of DR.. Gillespie
She Is Sc years of age, walks erect, writes q
beautiful hand, rides horseback. is presi
dent of the Women's Missionary society a,
Grapevine writes for the press, and ia sgen,
tor the Methodist publishing houses u,
Nashville aud St. Louis. She expects II
advanced life to be overtaken by the intrm
tiles Of old age. but at present she 10 q
stranger to headaches, neuralgies and tn,
I like.
/, The following members Of the committe,
: o. arrangements, which meets to-day Al
!, Mckinney for the purpose of perfecting ar
, rangements for the holding Of the reunion
OF ex.Confederate Missourians and Exon
federates Of that place on the 7th and s,l
OF August, leave this morning to attend tn,
meeting General W. l.. Cabell, Colone
d. A. Williams, Colonel John NJ. Stem
d mons, Captain G. NJ. Swipk, Captain w
II. Lemon, Major James II, Barley ant
: others.
At the 81. George; II II Compton, Allen
T J Collier, Greenville; l. Turner ant
r lady. Fort Worth: Jack Baker, Cleburne; /
W Weir, Waco; Il II Kerr, Corsicana; j ]
Lovcioy, St Louis; II Walker, Brecken
ridge; L NJ BarKley, VIM Montgomery, TT
Worth; Richard Gowen, Corsicana; Osca
i Hightower, Cleburne; H NJ Hickman, Nj
n Ian; Lee Bonnell, Chicago; l. W Oglesby
Il 7 Hendrick, George Bowman, Plsno; 1
! X Brooks, Florence, Ala; A Todd. Bolton
Waco TrWSTIfy .m Sra K W W ar M
wood, Tex; R Talley, Carthage, Tex; ri
Newburn, West Chester, Pa; Colonel
DeArmond, Mckinney; Chappell q Fen
= ley, Texas; Il II Alexander and wife, Ferris
. lGA Nelson, A q Barnes, Jno L Terrell
. Terrell, Texas.