The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

., - AuaulS ana wife, Judge George N
AlufedRe and family, and W. c. Conner
snu iamiiy, are spending few days at the
Beach hotel in the Island City.
Miss Matte Buriord is now VISITING
trends IN Jacksonville, hsving lett Rusk a
couple 0f DAYS since.
Nr aad Mrs Y lney Hall, of Marshall
ere Rne-tsRt the Windsor hotel aud leave To.
DAY ior home. rnty have been on a visit
TO Galveston
lhe Kew. W. II Hughes, pastor of the
Lamar street NJ. n, church, south, has been
granted mouths vacation by his copgre.
cation. He aud family left for their .ld
home in Tennessee last Tuesday, He mas
engaged the Rev. DIR. Gillespie to fil hi.
pnlpl' at the morning service during his
absence. The night service will be provided
for by the local pastors.
Harry !. Ruggles, OF st. Louis, is stop.
pin" at the Windsor.
Captain J; G. Booth, ofTerrell, is guest
Dr. A. 9. Williamson, OF Denison, is at
J Seanlon and wife, of Mckinney, are at
the Windsor
A. IL. Greenbere, of San Francisco, is
stopping at the Windsor.
H. ID. Voak, stock agent of the Missouri
racine road, is AT the Windsor.
w. w, Heaftsell, G. NJ. Ragnet, l.. w,
Lloyd, prominent citizens of Marshall, are
at the Windsor.
y Sol; Roseser, OF New York, is at the
Grand Windsor.
Mrs. G. Murphy, OF New Orleans, is a
guest at the Windsor.
s. II. Shannon, of st. Louis, Is guest AT
the Grand-Windsor hotel, aud leaves this
evening for Lampasas. He has been suffer.
ing for the last few days with severe case
Of hay fever,
j. D. Crawford, of New York, is at the
Windsor.
| John sealy, president; Walter II. Ores
nam, attorney, aud j. II. Crowley, master
OF transportation OF the Gulf, Colorado e
santa Fe railway, arrived in the city yes
terday, dined at the Windsor and left for
Galveston in the evening.
MGNEoLA.
we are having extremely hot weather.
and all nature is thirsting for rain. Not
wlthstanding the Thermometer stands be-
yond lOO degrees in the shade, ITALIA tries
very hard to hold her own, though her vo.
taries are wont to exclaim: But 0, short
pleasure, bought with Testing painl"
Professor Johnson, OF Tyler, addressed
the teachers summer normal school few
days since. He was quite interesting, in
deed, in giving his views as regards the
difference between the two systems of
teaching-the old and the new His re-
marks were very instructive TO both teach
ers and attendants,
Rev, Mr., Patten, of the Nashville Nor
mai lnsu ,ute held divine services Sunday
al IL a. m, aud at night. He is travelling in
the interest OF that school.
MI l., Schwartz, OF Greenyile, visited
few days since.
Mrs. Thomas Melton, Of Pittsburg. re-
manned over in our town Monday night last
on her way to Fort Worth, where she ex.
poets TO make her home in the future.
Mrs. Newsom and Mrs. Chatham left Tor
Mineral Wells on the 9sh instant,
Mr.. and Mrs. X, d. Strother, from Louis.
vile, arrived several days past.
Mrs. Joe Strother and daughter
Miss Rosa, of Waco, are visiting
relatives in our town
Mrs. j. G. Galloway has been danger
ously ill, bat pronounced out of danger
now.
Little Helen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Is. Teagarden, has been quite i'll, but i'm.
proving now
Rev, Dr. Klmball, the pastor of the Bap.
tlst church; Mrs l.. Il Graves, Misses
II Idle Callahan, Minnie Patteu, Jessie Pat.
ten, Messrs, John Boon aud Bobbie Bruce
returned Monday last from Longview
where they had been attending the Sunday.
school convention, having been sent as del
egales. They give glowing account oil
their trip, aud are highly pleased with
LOugview aud her citizens.
Mrs. Henry Lanuers returned from the
Mineral Wells Friday last, where she had
made n short STAY
Mrs I. u. Woodhouse and daughter,
Miss MINI e, NJ Wills Point. are visiting
Mrs, MOBILES and family.
Mrs. S Zlckerman and daughter, Helen
left Tor Galveston Monday, the l6.h in.
slant, to be gone several weeks, MIR. S.
Huckerman, his sister, Miss zuckerman,
and little son, are away in Dallas for u few
DAYS.
Rev Mr.. Benners, of Jefferson, occupied
the Baptist church Sunday and Sunday
night last
Mrs. Matte Wood left for western trip
for her health Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Clements are visiting
thei brother, Mr.. Walter Freeman aud
family
Mr., T. N. odgell was in our town on the
llth instant.
Mr. J. Newsom aud daughter left for the
Mr. n, s. Solekson and family left for
New York few days past. They propose
making their home there, We regret TO
los such valuable citizens as these, yet
they have our best wishes for happy and
prosperous life in their new home.
Miss Molle Harri-on, of Wills Point,
is with DR.. Harris family here,
for the purpose of attending the
normal school at this place. Miss MOlie
has many old friend in Mineola, who have
known her for quite while, she having
taught school here few years since, also
in Quitman, our county seat, several years
ago, All were glad, indeed, to once mere
meet her pleasant face.
"NOr love thy life, nor hate; but what thou
lives't
Live well, how long or short permit to heav'n.' ;,
On account ola few trials TO be faced,
and Just because our faith is tested, mus
we be weak and faint in purpose, and sit
down with lack OF courage fail to go forth
in the battle of life to meet our
fate No, we must learn the art of living
in ihis world where we are placed. Little
things make upa life, trials and pleasur 6
alike SO this world was made up of little
particles; and who can scorn world of so
much beauty, and say it's desert place ?
Do we fail sometimes to trace all Its
charms, and cannot see the clear, pure
light OF worlds above us, and then must
grieve because we linger so far below their
beams, so bright and dwell so much in the
shadows2 Then we miss the art, and
loose life clad measure Of completeness,
and only dead leaves of wasted time rustic
at our feet,
We rlust realize that we are mortal aud
have mortaps lot to share.
IT'S orr duty TO throw off the shroud OF
selhshness and cold-heartedness, aud be
not ioath to share the burd MS of
felow-mortals, and then all nature
will be full Of AL aureole of gladness icr us.
Aud TOO. tits our duty to be earnest, seen
ing with our verv best endeavor TO keep
active that power that will help us improve
every passing hour, and preserve the
precious remnant that was left us of the
former bliss of paradise. Then in earth's
beauties we can see the finger directing us
to the Giver in the skies.
JEFFERSON.
The past week has been an uueventiul
one in the social circles of our community
with the reception of picnic at the Grange
hall, about eight miles east OF this place,
on vesterray To which quite number of