The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

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STteus IN games and pleasant pastimes
tue Isse entertainment but one was given
/ q. the residence OF Mrs. Tom Newman. Inv
es h'.ule hiaschlvy. and was one Of the
t5iVsl enjoyable social affairs OF the season
1ue last entertainment OF the club was civ.
" On thutsdav evening ct the bouss of
the charming Miss Ella Gist. Ton couples
| we're resent ana the lingering fArewells al
'Le close OF an evening OF mst feetips
hours at'esled the great pleasure Of the par.
On Ihursd5y evening an Entertainment
was also given by the FL Paso Social Clnb
10 Tue spacious h-il IN the Monarch block
AhiS was the secocd 10 their series of dances
hau was attended by about twenty five
y uples. WIN smoothly wSxed floor. en-
chatting music and fair companion. who
,u'u not dance the happy hours away.
ihe social club will cor.msa M danrs,
every two weeks during IN. ,.,..r
Custom House Inspector slhley lef, on
| wednesday evening TO attend the reunion
o. tho q. A. K. in Washington in Decembe
Mr. Sl6ley was participant in the Mexican
war, ana will first visit the battle fields of
Aontefey and vicinity TO note the changes
we last tnirty.slX years have wrought, Mr.
oi9,ey VIII not return TIL January.
Inc ladies OF the several churches are lay
| ing shares Tor the unWBry; and a series OF
entertainments will be given before the h3l.
idays, A Presbyterian concert in costume
Is set Tor early in December, and lovers of
music ana the drame are pnticipatinc a
treat. The Baptists will hold a bizarre fair
and 1t is Tumored the Episcopaljans will
give a comedy just before Christmas.
GRAPEVINE,
! slight showers, enough for wheat on the
10Th. We are enjoying beautiful, Indian
summer weather, nice sunshine days, not
100 warm and cool, not cold nights.
Elder Hams, formerly OF Dallas, has 10.
Gated among us. lie has charge OF the
BAPTIST church a. this place for the next
! year.
Rev. Mr.. Chalk, who served rs last year,
was returned for ano,heryear By the recent
Mckinney conference.
Rev " White, who resides At Grape
ylne, was sent - the LsmAr street Method
list church AZ Dallas. lie is a gentleman OF
universal popularity, able aud deyout,
Though heis well known 20 many OF your
Cltlzens-will be better known, land hkedl
aud therefore needs no commentator from
us.
Births around here have been too numer-
Gus to mention. IL wOuld take fifteen
column extra" Weddings and rumors
OF weddings are in the air but have
not been waited close enough under our
nose TO be sme.led definitely, and located
exactly. VIII let you know five get hold
OF anything fresh,
DR.. d. W. Gilbert, who has bees confined
to his oed five weeks FROM a severe attack
oftyphoid fever Is just getting on the con-
yalescent.
Dr. NJ, D. Lpscomb has bought a new
buggy.
Drummers OF all sorts and. szss, charac-
ters and denominations (wifh religion left
OUT, without reference to color or previous
condition Of serYtude, are among us from
day 10 day. That reminds us 10 say that
drummers, as class, are clever set Of
fellows liberal and stylish, "high-toned"
gentlemen and hrst.rate judges OF whisky
| II you want to know where a good town IL,
or a good stopping place when you get
there, ask drummer They all get very
badly stuck on Grapevine and say that IL
is the Invest town ot its size in the state.
We wi | vote on the 10th 10 decide whether
| local option" shall prevail or not.
oar schools. under the management Of
| Professor Ndughn 10 boom ne, IL now
numbers nearly 200 pupils
| Some talk Of railroad from Dallas
through Grapevine. We have been "talk.
| ing about such o road for over ten years,
but continue to 90 and come In ordinary
road vehicles Is begins to grow monOto.
nous, aud we'd like to have aTailrOad Tor
the sake OF change.
HOUSTON.
Mr. JACK Randall, OF Suger Land was in
| town last night.
DR. b. Rumeriord is still quite low with
an attack Of ralarial fever.
Mr. q. W. Baldwin formerly OF this CITY
but now Of San Antonio, Is heie on d risi,
of q few days duration.
| Mr. Robert Gribble came down yer'"r6ay
morplng from Austin and wtuil Der lh'
city,
MIR. James Sprowle, Of Walker station
Fort Bend county, was in the city las
night.
]. II. Chaiiield will leave to-day to accept
a position on one OF the western roads.
MIR. n NJ. Johnston, OF Ceutetyille, Tex
as, was in the city yesterday.
TERRELL.
DR.. A. J StovaE, Of Elmo was in towJ
on Monday.
Miss Anna Swan, of Tyler, is visiting
friends in this city;
Msssrs. c. NJ. George and @. A. Jones
Of Forney, were in Terrell on Sunday
last.
Mr., G. A. Nelson left on Sunday morning
for New York, to be absent some three d
four months.
Mr. John II. Hutchinson, one Of tn
Rockwall Gazette editors, was in the cill
this week.
Miss Byrne, Of aarshau, sister Of Mrs
Charles 4, Hill, was called home this Neel
on account Of her mothers illness.
JIG. Arnold, CITY marshal OF Dallas, Wis
"a /. D..
Mrs Hamilton, OF Houston, mother o
Mr.J. W. Kenny, Of this place, arrived il
Terrell this week and will make her hom
with her son during the winter
MILO, Matthews, OF Greenvlle, th
district attorney Of the eighth judicial die
trict. spent Sunday last with his Terrel
friends, and lel; Tor kaufman on Monday
wANAHACHIE.
DR.. Lewis was IN Waxahachie last SUI
day, .,-c.,,
labor at AbIline.
nj. Chaska ,ays he is going 10 take
,rip TO his old home in Europe ABOUT tet
Mrs. W, NJ. Gross and children left We!
terday for Pilot Point on visit to relative
Mr. w. n. Mo5lcy has moved TO Rusl
Cherokee county; or at least nc eAPeOVt
' at move II the weather was laN orable.
Mr.. W. l.. Mcdonald, Of Georgetown, o.
rived in Waxshnchie last week.
Mr., Osce Goodwin has gone 10 Austin l
enter the Law department OF the state un
yersity. N nj.
Messrs W. l., Hancock aud f. n, Park
70 Palmer, were In town Wednesday
Mr. John Barrow brother OF Mrs. Gen
erJ Lewis, was ia Wuxlhachie last Satul
day. ...,,.
Al. q. Kirkland aud family, Of Ennis
are VISITING relatives IN Ennis this week.
D Miss Hood, OF Weatheriort, is USltn
her friend, Mrs. George D. Manion.
D Miss Jennie Anthony has been on vas
N relatives in Kaufman during The weri
, MIR. Il, II, Greer returned home TINS wee
u nom an extended trip In western Texas.
ZIP ]. Norwood and family reiurnl
p saturday rom their prolonged visit TO re
atiyes In Times O..
! AUSTIN.
p Hugh Kelley left for Florida yesIe
:, lay. ,n.. pt.ir,,,t A
( NO ~ stopping Al tine Cauoilton.
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