The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-29
PERSONAL
Il. t. Kemp is at the st. George,

u. L. Kemp Is nj the ST. George.
Captain IL. Il. Irvine, of Paris. is at the
Windsor.
J., r. Pslak, insurance man, Austin, is
in the city.
J. n: Bee, of Henrietta, is registered at
the Windsor.
A; Goldsmith, st, Louis, is stopping at
the st. George.
DR.. Durham and wife, st. Louis, ARE
guests at the Windsor.
A. Il. Dudley, of Bell Plains, Texas, is a
guest of the st, George,
X. b. Gibson, of Pulaski, Tennessee, is
booked at the St. George.
Colonel L. l.. CLANCY, popular Chicago
tourist, is at the Windsor.
William Charleton and wife, of Terrell
Texas, are registered at the st. George.
Mr., ]. 7. Gano returned yesterday from
Fort Davis, where he has land interests.
Capt. I. +. West. prominent lawyer
and leading citizen Of Jacksborro, is at the
Windsor.
Mrs. II. o. Rawlins and son leave this
morning to spend the summer with her
mother at Ferris.
j. I. Holt, Houston attorney for the
Houston & Texas Central railroad, is a
guest at the Windsor.
Mr.. CASTOR Meslier, southwestern passen.
ger agent Of the Wabash, st. Louis 4 Pacific
railway, is in the city.
Mr.. j. w. Shaw, representing a we'll
known tobacco firm OF Durham, North
Carolina, is Ill the city.
Mr.. Nat Grammar, late OF Longview, has
accepted q position as prescriptionist with
W. Fl. Patterson, druggist.
Mr.. J. T. Dargan, wife and daughter,
leave for Europe next week. They will be
absent three or four months.
Mrs. DIR. S. Newman leaves this morning
for Macon, Georgia, to spend the summer
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss May Arlington, most charming
young lady from 81. Louis, is in the city, q
guest for the next three or four weeks OF
her sister, Mrs. Frank G. Burk.
Mr.. A. G. Anderson, of the lumber man.
ufacturing firm Of Anderson. Temby Il Co.,
both ex Dallasites, now Of Houston, is in
the city greeting his many friends.
Mr.. w. s. Burt, of Washington, Arkan.
sas. is in the city, and will make Dallas his
future home. He is q wide.awake business
man and Dallas welcomes such new
coEers.
Judge Ferris, leading lawyer of the
state and q prominent citizen Of Waxaha-
chic, was in the city yesterday en- route
home from Fort Worth, where had gone on
legal business.
Major Georges s. Storrs, ofThorp's Springs,
passed through the city yesterday for Rock.
wall, whittier he goes to take charge as
superintendent OF the Normal school. He
expects an attendance of from fifty to sixty
teachers. The major was somewhat fatigued
that the school would open the ID Of July.
Plains; r B Gibson. Pulaski, Tennessee; A
Goldsmith, St. Louis; A Trappert, Waxa.
hachie; J b EARLY, Denton; G F March
bank, Waxahachie; w l., Youngblood
Hico, Texas; J G Gibbs, Kaufman; w M
Feagle. Waco; William Charlton and wife,
Terrell; w W Field, Wills Point; p Il
Yates, Miss o c Yates, Forney, Texas;
Mrs Mamie Burns, Denton; Ale Graham,
st. Louis; II + May. Denton; A Denard and
wife, Iowa; b I Kemp, Georgia; Il l. vii.
son, Keoknk, Iowa; George w Law, Waxa.
hachie; Il L Craig, Texas; ii Burkenroad,
Wills Point; William Ferguson, railroad
man; p Wilson. Wsxahachie; Tom Met.
calf, Mexia; d II Kirby, q b Deming; Tex.
as; ? A Rabbit and family. Mrs NJ Il Err.
win. Sherman; l. J Atvatier. S Palmer,
Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs Jesse Haskins, Den.
ton; M Hasklns, Longview; Dave BEETLE
Galveston; ] Tillman and wife, Mrs +
Payne. Shelby county. Texas II S Treze
want, Texas: w Ferris, Waxahacnie; Il d
Tarlton, A X Lanchet. Hillsboro r Il Far.
rar, Mrs NJ Farrar, Ennis; Miss Nettie
Johnston, Center.