The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

WI anV hela ueVlne service IN the Baptist
enuroh, last sabbath, the church held a
business meeting Monday night, after he
had again held service, aud elected him
pastor OF the Baptist church. This will he
MS second serving in MineOla, having been |
pastor OF this same church two years since. |
Mr.. Clayton Wood, has returned TO |
lyier, to make his home in that place /
aean.
There are few moments, or an upward |
hour IN the lives OF US all wherein the an. /
probation OF an action. word or deed |
calls for language foreign to our tongues. 20 |
express the deep feelings of the heart. We |
may call into requsition the most beautiful |
mowers oi-and all the rhetorical phrases |
taken from the languages OF the renowned |
OLD eastern world, or from this grand west.
ern shore, and yet it is too tame and prosy-
and we can but simply say thank you.
thank you, aud where Is there part OF
any language that expresses more than
heartfelt American thank YOU as IL
comes from one friend to another, This
offer our friends Messrs. NJ. Mamroth and
4, Rosenbaum, for the beautiful aquarium
hlled with gold aud silver fish presented US
a few days since. Mr.. Mammoth purchased
them whilst in ST, Louis attending the
fair. From among the many beautiful
things he saw there, he could not have Sc
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appreciated than these littlegold ana silver
beauties. Thank you Ia return.
LANCASTER.
| Rev. G.. r. Scott, Of Round Rock, occu,
pied the Baptist pulpit last Sunday; the
church Will endclvOr TO secure him as pas
tor. They contemplate making some taste.
| tul improvements on their house OF wot-
ship.
Rev. II. b. Henry is attending his an.
nua. conference at Georgetown,
Mr.. j. Nj, Goodwin, after a three years
trial OF Stephens PENNSYLVANIA, has re.
turned TO his first love ana settled here to
educate his child.
Miss Mabel Eenton has accepted posi-.
tion in the school at Gordonsyille.
Aitera slight relapse Or, McCurdy has
betaken himself to Abilene and the coun.
try roundabout. 10 rtcuperate.
Little LeOna Lyon, who has been threat
ened with spinal affection, is Improving
Mrs. William II. Moilott % on "A bre
visit TO Mineral Wells.
w. p White and family are at home
again, much improved in health, after
few weeks soiourn among the hills OF Ten
uessee.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian churcl
propose giving an elegant supper mex
| Wednesday night
T MAEsHALL
The attendance at the masquerade bal
last night was not as large as on former oO
+, Cagi0ns. Miss Matte Allen. OF Shreve
port, as the Turkish beauty and Ray Bron
: ette, as the Lone Fisherman, were award
: ed the premiums as the best characters
. The might was rather cool which accounts
Z in measure, for the slim attendance.
A DENTON.
. Mr.. O. j. Shaperd, OF the late law firm @
Futon & Shapard, left on Sunday mornin
last for Stepnenville, Erath county, wher
he will probably make his future home an
whore ne will enter again upon the praC
! tice OF the law.
. Mr.. w. ]. Durrott, formerly a citizen q
Denton, but now OF Cove Hollow, in Cook
a county, was in the city on Wednesday an
/, Thursday.
! Colonel W. t. Crawford, Of Dallas. wa
:. in Denton on Monday on business.
, Mr.. Ed Wilson, who has been spending
several months IN AlyaradO, n
, turned home last Saturday,
: Mr.. S. NJ. Bradley was sick during Ia
y fore part Of the week, but yesterday had r.
- covered sufficient 20 appear ON the street,
:, Mr.. s. A. kealy, of Louisville was
,, the city on THURSDAY.
u HOUSTON.
c. b. Nissan, Of New York, is in Ii
4 city.
q Hon, II. d. Pendcrrast, Of Austin, is
q the city, and Is the guest Of the Capitol IL
n tel.
Conductor Mike Dillon, otthe Santa ]
- road, has just returned from trip to Az
a IONA.
Or. J. w. Coombs, professor Of mediciI
y in the Kansas City medical college, is no
~ iu the city visiting his brother Mr.. T.
I, combs.
ID Fred G. Berger arrived in this city yestc
Mr. II. +. McGrcgor, general manager
70 the Houston city street railway compan
has gone to Galveston, to be absent sever
days,
ton. and Mr. b. NJ Temple, civil engine
Of the Sdute Fe road. were both IN the CT
yesterday.
Mr.. Fits Pettce OF the Iowa State Re
@. ister. OF Des MOines, was IN the city yestt
le day. He Is on his way home, after hayil
~ visited I'LL the principal towns and pOin
OF iptorost In the state, He speaks high
~ OF the evidences OF prosperity 10 our citi'
ne rEEErLL
.r. DR.. W. b. Dashiell, OF kaufman, was
To- the city this week.
- Captain j. c. Naples and District Gle
he W. l. Hun, both OF kaufman, we're in
~. city Monday
Ir. Mrs ]. X. Porter and children, OF Grill
De- Georgia, arrived to-day,
". A. b. Watkns. OF Athens, Texas, !
been spending day or two In the city q
w. week with friends.
ms nrLTON
Mr.. j. n. Reese aud family went up
rs. Eddy on Tuesday, for q few days.
cw Mrs. John Shea and Miss jamie Nena
are on visit To Austin,
Dr. Miss Fannie Mahou has boon In the g
.iu this week, tue guest Of Mr.. M. j. Nil
and family.
sit MIR. Charlie Trent. olpririeyille, was
an. the city some days since, lie contempla
moving TO Terrell.
l. Captain Sid Allen and Bud Mallory,
Elmo, were In town Monday.
,ur Monroe Drew, OF the kaufman sun,
IN town Saturday.
Law Mr.. Cade Spencer, formerly OF our ci
hut nov OF Waco, was here on Monday
Jo- Tuesday.
en- Mr.. sam Shelhurne and son are the gui
ave of Judge OsterhOut this week.
An Mr.. Z. NJ. Campbell was In the city :
ing urday. 81,
nv Judge A. d. McGinnis, a former oiti
Of our town, but now OF San saba, Is IN
re. city.