The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26

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HYPERION.
IOnr social circles hava baen SD Tened by /
,,e death II Mrs. Ella Camp, the wife ri .
". r. Camp, a prominent attorney 81 our '
ty, which occurred AZ their family resi-
fence on Tuesday evening, the 2lst III. '
tant. The funeral services we're held
IN Wednesday evening ut s o'clock. A
arge concoufse OF friends followed the re- !
mains 10 the cemetery, and the tears ola
host of friends were mingled with those oil
the family in their sad bereavement
Mrs. Camp was true and consistent
Christian, "A conhding and devoted VIE, a
fond ana afiectionate mother, and bright
to society, with which her ln-
tercourse was ever characterized by such
an abiding and unshaken faith in her
Creator. SO fond devotion for her family
80 kind and sincere an attachment and re-
gard for her friends, and 80 generous and
loveable, with that sweet Christian charity |
toward every one as TO endear her |
memory TO the hearts Of all Who |
knew her, and constitute a life and charao- |
ter well worthy OF emulation by all
Scarcely had the last sad rites and ceremo-
MES been performed over the dead, scarce
mad the mound been raised over the moth
er's grave, when 10 became painfully eVi'
dent that the dark angel OF death was nov
ering close over another member OF the
household, already rendered deaolate by
| It's hand ana on yesterday evening brlShl
little six years old Willie Ohe eldest sou OF
Mr.. Camp and his deceased wife) was also
called home and gathered TO the breast OF
| the Eternal Father, In that "many man
| stoned house not made with hands eternal
| In the heavens" there to be reunited with
the angel mother who had just preceded
him, ana with her to Join In the grand cho-
rus of praise to that God in whom they
trusted here on earth and with whom they
est to-day in that bright celestial city
across the shining waters and beyond the
portals Of the Golden Gate Side by side
are laid away In the cold damp earth, WIFE,
mother and son, two newly made graves
are occupied by the dead. Two hearts are
still 10 death, two immortal spirits have
been gathered into the eternal garner OF
God kingdom. The bereaved husband
and family have the heartfelt sympathy OF
our entire community.
BRYAN.
Miss Pauline Boyle, Of Dallas, is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Cearnal and Mira. Wilkes returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Rhode has returned from hcl
visit TO Franklin.
Mr.. j. E. Webb and wife visited iliti.ds u
Bryan this week.
fhe home OF Louis Nash was damaged
by the hurricane.
We learn that MIR. Edwardy found Mrs
+ Edwards at Bremond. and that they lel
that place together last Saturday for thu
A north.
Miss Kate lie Noir and Miss Pearl Brieli
, leave tomorrow tor Columbia, Tennessee
a where they will attend the AthenWum mex
session.
Y Mr.. Charles Fink was married to Mis-
Florence Patterson ut the home OF til
n BRIDES parents. Wednesday night. Rev
W. II South OBLIGATED. The married pee
\. Pile lett Immediately after the wedding 10
north Texas cities, where they will soiour
v for week.
4 The young people had delightful moor
a light drive and picnic at the college Tue
day night. There were dozen couple
ia present, and some one declared that II WI
D the prettiest company OF girls and the NJ
DE- hest crowd OF boys that have ever been
the college.
A. Mrs, Hettie Dag is visiting friends
At Marshall
q. Miss Mollie Havis, of Marshall, has n
A. turned home.
Captain Cundlr was in New Orleans IL
" past week.
r. Mrs. Frank Rembert has gone to Marsha
A on a brief visit.
- Mrs. DR.. Mavfeld went to Marshall u
10 early part OF the week.
m DR.. A. Il. Clemmons, of Marshall, was
W Longvlew Wednesday,
Emmett Long and VIII Ward went
~ Marshall to ball, Tuesday evening.
40 |. b Elliott, of Marshall, who was, for
time, a resident OF Longview, ana = VT
nj known in musical circles, has returned
Philadelphia.
n, Joe Hosklns and family are oak fro
adj Eureka Springs greatly benefited" but Il
", stay, tor the gentleman, was entirely I,
short he said.
10 Major j. g, Luckett and wife LETT for n viz
In to Louisville, aud thence to his form
A.. home, Harrodsburg, Kentucky. They W
be gone about three weeks,
no Dock and Mrs, Coleman, and the chil'r
m. have returned to Longyiow, where The d
ter will he left while Mr.. and Mrs Cole Ia,
oe take their exposition trip.
The balloon did not 70 up Weduesda
ch having hursted Just rs the ascension "
We about to be- maze. An ascension was
tended Tuesday, but the dudes were out
MS town, making 1t impossible to procure &
a. They returned IN force Wednesday ait
= uoou-heuce the explosion, Super-heat
nd dude-gas would rot even boiler iron,
A bar" meeting was held at the cou
IA house Monday night, to congratulate Jud
McCord upon his appointment.
COLORADO,
The Earl of Ayleiord his brother and 5,
erm other English gentlemen are In q
m city, and will invest In cattle ranches,
no MIR. A. W. Dunn, president ct CoOra
re National bank, left several days since Tor
10. visit to Beton
ng Mr. p q Smith, of Tyler, has been in q
es' city several days
NO Miss Shaw, slster-in.law to our haulw,
mr. merchant, Mr., Sneder is in our city
nv Mr.. jim Smith left yesterday TO vi
ol friends in Bell county.
lly Mr. Paul Erb, OF Dallas, most gen
,re gentleman has been In our city this WEI
Ie. Our literary club, which is IN lull biz
I'M had ils first meeting at the hOspitable r,
deuce OF Dr. Graves.
al. MCKINNEY.
nv DR.. Markham lett last week for q iat
ses in the hills OF Kentucky.
ali Capt. II. NJ. Board returned during
Ia week ttom the east.
.oi Misses Emma and Floyd Warden, Ma
lie. Oates, and Sina Jones, have lett Tor i
nd college near Lebanon, renno sSee, VIII
nm they will attend school the coming year
raj Prot. j. NJ London, who has beef
NuNNfNNlhl NtNNAlNA III WIS NNAhAN W. Wv
A al years, has accepted the position OF vi
oipal OF the school ut Roanoke, Den
tod county.
ast A very largely attended camp.meet
has been In progress vt the Honey or
,lr- camp ground tor the past two weeks.
ay There has been dearth OF amuseme
nee in our city this week, Many OF our II
ma chants are absent In ST, Louis, Dallas
an. New York, buying their fall stock.
MS J. Aaron win return in few days.
en-. IL. W. Ardinger will be east about
TOR days.
Mr. j. II. Newsome, of the firm OF Newsom
sed Bro, lett Friday night for the east.
lille Misses Daisy Cameron and Alice n
an hugh leave next week 20 attend school
ing Lebanon, Tennessee, This place sci
isit to have great attractions Tor our people
MIR. o. ID. Bates, q popular cotton
are Grain buyer, though auxiously sought
,as isnot to be found and Madame Rumor |
/, will not be home until Miss josie Hg
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