The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11
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sleigh bellSl. were heard on the streets for
two days. Some accidents occurred bv
horses running away and The goOds.boXes
used coming unglued, but none proved
fatal.
The masquerade ball at the Walhalla
h u, Tuesday eve, proved Grand success.
l. costumes were of all varieties, repre.
Sc ing the different stations OF life. Tx.
CO snt music WAS rendered, and the fautas-
til hop was enjoyed until ll:30, when all
wee ordered TO unmask and proceed to the
Supper-room, where each partOOk of the
splendid refreshments served them. after
which they returned 10 the hall and danced
away several hours more, The Waihalla
club received the encomium Of success
from all.
Kit at the opera.house THURSDAY
night, by Chan'rau, was rendered with
much ability, and entertained amusement.
seekers we'll.
Mr.. IL. I. Ashburn, of Harrison Station.
anu Miss Flora X Bramlet, of this city,
were married at the Baptist church We'd,
nesday eve. The parties were participants
IN The tragedy which happened here few
weeks ago.
We chronicle with regret the death Of
Rev, James Young son OF our venerable citi.
zen, Rev. Alpha Young. He lett Waco
soma two mouths ago for Monterey, Mex.
leo, in hopes he might, by change OF eli
mate, improve his health; but that dread
disease, consumption, had too fast hold,
and wien he said he must die he FASTENED
TO his fathers, living only few hours after
his arrival, when he went TO iOin his dear
wife who, only few months ago, went be.
fore We have known him since College
days, and can say We think he was model
young minister Of the gospel, and although
he fell early in the battle, he was y valiant
soldier, His relatives and friends have the
sympathy Of all
We have heard Of an officer of one of the
anti'Christm6s marriage associations of our
city getting letter in the last lew days
nom a patron, asking that no would
please forward the amount due him, as
times are hard and he is IN need We
think the gentleman should be remuner.
ated TO certain extent for exhibiting
so much faith and patience Let's pass
around the hat for him, as he doesn't know
the war is over aud for fear he raises an.
other.
Professor Hill, principal of Waco Bust.
ness college, went on u lying trip to George
town yesterday and, by.the.way, the pro
lessor has been investing In real estate in
the shape ola neat cottage in the popular
portion of the city. What the consequences
may be the future will develop, yet in the
N 'antime we hope he will allow his many
friends the privilege anticipating,
Shall we all look Tor valentine
CoDNCANA.
CORsICANA, Feb. 9-rhis week have TO
chronicle an event that occurs but rarely
under our sunny skies. Monday and Tues
day were devoted TO sleigh riding. There
seemed to be much enjoyment over this, to
us, rare amusement, and all day Monday
until late at night could he heard the mo
low tinSle of the bells large COW bells) as
the sleighs with their gay occupants dashed
merrily to AMI fro. Many OF the sleighs
consisted of large goods boxes, and more
stylish ones were made by putting buggy
boxes on wooden runners. Since Tuesday
We have had gloomy, damp weather, that
puts stop to business as well us pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Allen have gone TO
New York for . short visit.
Tue W A. w, club think of giving n
domino ball next Friday night. This will
not only be relished by the lovers OF the
dance, but also by all who enjoy little
fun.
We are expecting treat next Tuesday
night, the 18th, when Lillian Spencer viii
appear here in her character oi "Fhe Gre.
ole" in Article A."
AAAf 'eAhto ~ 4AWNltN, ult VI UNI young
lawyers and society beaux, left YESTERDAY
for Mississippi, where he will spend several
weeks.
Hon, J. 8. Stout, our representative. Is
here receiving the congratulations OF his
irieuflsto for his efforts concerning our county.
Mrs. j. Lynn, wife Of Rey, Mr.. Lynn,
Episcopal minister, fGrcs- Tor her former
home IN connecticut next Monday. She
leaves behind a host Of friends who will
anHiousl look for her return.
Can't. Nat Pinkston returned from Marli
dras to-day and is looking as usual
MCKINNEY
On tho evening of the iih inst, at the
resncence of the brides father Mr.. G.. W..
MNhitheld, in this county, Mise Davis
Whitfield and Mr., j. NJ. Clementson, IT,, of
Mckinney, were united in marriage, the
Rev.! II. Faulkner ofllcia'ing. A Jolly,
good time was had after the ceremony, by
the assembled guests, and the next morn
Ing, the newly married couple. accompanied
by number OF their friends, departed for
their future home in Mckinney.
Mr.. J, j. Wilson and Miss Emma Halter,
both OF Collin county, were married on the
let inst, at the residence of the brides
father. Mr.. Calvin Halter, the Rev. j. b.
Faulkner officiating.
MIR. J. II, Rowe and Miss Eva Richard
son, all OF Collin county, were united In
marriage in that county on the evening of
the III in ST., Wednesday.
Visitors to New Orleans are expected to.
morrow.
The cold, dlsagreeable weather of the
week has interfered considerably with the
pastimes o. our people. Skating is liberal
ly prsctced at the rink and much amuse.
ment CLEANED In watching the graceful
poses OF the skaters.
The ball given by the Mckinney band
last night was quite recherche affair. IL
~ always pleasant to see others willing to
contribute something for the common good
aud pleasure, but 1t is difficult to see the
nun In whistling to see the other fellow
dance with your girl.