The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08

will take place outside the corporation
People in town who have any nerves at all
suffer enough from loud Laughing already.
Anything more would be adding Insult 10
injury.
Miss Ella Dechmau returned from her
visit to Dallas Friday night.
Miss Moliie Gibson, OF Corsjcana, came
up Friday and returned Saturday. Miss
Lille Gilt accompanied her.
Misses Corrie McIaip and Kate Briggs
are visiting trlennS in tBlsboro.
Miss Kate Wiley returned from Ennis
yesterday morning, accompanied by her
Trend, Miss Mamie King OF that place.
Misses Fannie Thompson and Anna
Hines left for Hillsboro last Saturday, on u
visit TO friends.
Miss Rntn Wyatt reached our city Fri.
day night FROM Woco where She has been
attending school.
Miss Susie Farley has returned home
rom Tuskegee, Alabama, where she has
been attending school for the past two
years. She has host of friends here who
Will be glad 10 learn OF her arrival
Miss Laura Wise LETT on the train Monday
evening for Neosho, Missouri, where she
expects TO remain several months, VISITING
relatives and friends.
TERRELL,
Mrs. +. T. Murchsou, who is visiting her
parents in Cook county, was reported quite
sick the early part OF the week, but we
learn she is recovering.
Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Sheppard &C.
companied by Misses Katie and Nettie, left
Tuesday evening for weeks visit to the
formers father aud mother, near Farmers
Vile.
Captain Jack Marshall and lady, and
Misses Lena aud Ada Moore, came up from
kaufman last Friday night to attend Mrs
SheppTd's concert.
Mr., Dudley Por,wood and family lett for
Kansas on Wednesday He will return in
September and make Fort Worth his per
mauent home.
Mrs W. Warren and Miss Bette Sue left
on Wednesday for Chicago, to be gone Tor
TWO months on pleasure trip
pr. WaskoM and w. Winston and their
families have returned to their homes in
Harrison county, after spending week
with relatives and friends in Terrell. We
hope their stay here was sufficiently agreea-
Bile to induce them to come again soon.
Mrs. W. f. Miller arrived in the city
Saturday.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II, Allen this week
We neg ected last week 20 welcome home
Misses Ju la Biyns, Leila Terrell ana Chris
tine Carter.
Miss Willie Mason, one of Henderson,
most charming daughters, is IN the city
tins week, the guest Of Miss Leila Terrell
DECATUR.
On last Friday evening the young folks
gave nice entertainment at the residence
OF Mr.. Clabe Gates, mplimentary to Miss
Stella Gates, who has Just returned from
school at Sherman. Music, dancing. cake
and ice cream was the order of the evening.
All present expressed themselves as having
spent the evening pleasantly.
Last Monday night Decatur Council
Friends OF Temperance gave to its mem
oers an ice cream supper. There were pres
ent on the occasion sixty-three ladies and
gentlemen. The order OF the evening was
the installation OF officers, music, chatting
and lots OF good eating. The council is
made up OF as good people as there is in
Decatur and right here we take occasion
to state for the information OF
the young men aud bachelors of
the town that for beauty, wit and intclli.
gence the ladies OF Decatur Council can't
be beat in Texas After the beautiful cere.
mony of installing the officers, by Rev. L..
j. Latimore, supper on cake and cream
was announced, and Of those good things
there was plenty for the multitude and bas-
ketsful lett, Everything passed OIL in a
manner satisfactory to all.
RAY-GoBDoN-Ihursday morning, July
9th, 1888, al the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. John Ray and Mrs. Alice
Gordon, Rev, l.. ]. Latimoreo tficjating.
The following is a list Of marriage licenses
returned to the county clerks office this
week
Ben Weatherspoon to Mrs Cally Clark. T.
Perrin to Miss Jennie SensibOuch, l.. c.
Ellis 10 Mrs, K. j. Hines; Mason Oldham to
Miss Maggie Gordon j, Chntwood to Mrs
Martha Upton.
Miss Clara Burnham, of Fort Worth,
came up to Decatur, last Saturday, to as
sist in the normal school, which opened
Monday last,
Miss Matte House, who has been visiting
friends here for some time, has returned to
Denton, and will attend the normal school
at Pilot Point
Mrs. L. A. Crane is visiting Mrs. II, Q.
Ferguson, in Denton.
The daughter Of our friend Judge Watts,
one OF the commissioners OF appeals, is in
attendance at the normal school She IS a
young lady OF more than ordinary promise.
l.. z G. Lamar, ir, son of Senator La
mar, OF Mississippi paid us pleasant visit
this week. He is IN business with Howell
Bros, Dallas, Texas
Hon. Thomas F. West past through
Decatur this week on his way home from
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Miss Fannie Willis, one Of Decaturs most
charming young ladies, has gone on visit
to friends in Pilot Point.
TERRELL.
The fine rains the past week have placed
the crops in good condition, and corn can
be considered made now.
The new mill of Lloyd & Bivins is being
pushed to completion. The capacity OF the
mill will be l25 barrels per day. The ma.
chnery is Of the most improved kind, and
everything connected with the manutac-
ture of flour will be first class.
Mr.. j. A, Rushing having gained control
of the oil mill, will at once overhaul 10 and
put in il order to handle the seed from the
coming crop. The railroad companies
having laid aside track TO the mill they can
handle their products to better advantage.
Cattle business is very lively, about seven
ty-tive car loads being shipped from here
the past week
DR., Asa Childress and wife, returned al.
terpoon from trip west to the doctors cat.
tie range.
Miss Marcia Ragnet left Thursday for
Hot Springs, to visit Mrs. J I. Woodford,
late of this place.
Mrs. II II Hickock, left Friday morning
to spend he heated term with friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. w. D. scogin, representing Banner
Bros, New York, left for headquarters this
morning,
Major J.. H. Muckleroy and wife will
leave in short time for the north-the
msior 10 visit New York to lay in an i'm.
mense stock, and Mrs NJ. to visit some one
of the many summer resorts.
Mrs. Lawre nee, widow of the late I. G.
Lawrence, has been spending a few days
with old friends.
DR.. NJ. +. Spinks reached home via
Meridian, Mississippi, Wednesday, bring.
ing with him his sister, who will make his
family visit. DR.. Spinks had Heeu etteud.
ing the Railway exposition at Chicago.
JEFFERSON.
Our town to-day presents quite lively
appearance. People from all parts of the
country aud many visitors from a distance
are coming in to attend the picnic by the
locomotive tiremen and engineers Of the
different roads in this section of the state
The grounds selected are beautiful, and
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