The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

% "a NV hoh thelr Gilmer visit.
n, ~ GRAY and family returned from
ths DE, r nphu's'ana visit in the early part OF
Frank Wood and his mother have hoor
spending the week in Jefferson and Keipyi
VILE. S"u nelly
Miss Lizzie Howard returned home the
to relstives here. '''''
Misses frankie Bell and Dora |. ,ptr;r a,
hugore, are visiting st r. r. Cbanevis and
hiAlle Bfnner OF Henderson. AZ sam
WrShts-at the junction.
ENNIS.
Dr. Ed Stuart and lady, OF Lano.stsr
week. NN''hs he
;. Captain NJ, W. Early, an old citi,.n q,
Ennis, but now Of Dallas, was on our streets
Thursday. wa s'iee'S
County Attorney Templeton. Of w.Y
9sohle' uss IN the city on official business
during the week. "'''''''
Mrs, N. W, Wright, who has been very
low win FEVER for many weeks, is now fast
recovering her wonted health.
- MT John Nash and fNmily, OF Lancaster
stuart, this week. 80
Mhs May Watson, OF GEORGETOWN. TEXAS
son visit to Ennis, and is the guest ofh.r
friend, Miss Dora Hamilton.
n hshlng party comuosed Of Messrs Gam
Anderson, win King, Il l.. Williams. with
nan dozen ofthe Ennis fair ones. sailed
I0t1h thursday morning, on sport intent.
ilney expected to tarry by the hsh.pools
Tor About two days,
BONHAM
week. '' ''''' TINS
sissippi. 'A''
Dr. A. B. Psndsrgrass and John Man.
loom, OF Leonard, Texas, were in the city
Mr., and Mrs. Barnett, Of Honey Grove
we're Visltlng the family Of Mr.. Sam I. Car
ter the first part Of the week.
Mrs, Gertrude Evans wife OF the iuuior
editor OF the News, went TO Dalby Springs
last Monday, and will probably stay three
or four weeks.
Captain f. H. Adams and John Peeler.
OF mis- city, and Mr.. Hugh Perry, OF SHEER
man, Will leave this week for a visit to
Ineir old home in Georgia, to DO absent a
month. ="
GAINESVILLE.
robert y. Smith. Ia greeting his old
Press Addington has returned from Kan.
sas City.
Professor Guynne, OF ChickasAw Nation
Smith, OF Whitesboro, and Keel. of this
place, have held their district examir alton
At Whitesboro for the Huntsville Normal
Ihe successful candidates were: Miss j. L.,
walker, OF Denison; b. l.. Jones, OF Collins.
yillei A. A. Gregory, South Mayd, and
Mlm Emma Lee, Van Als,yne.
Tue committee appointed to solicit sub.
scfiptions to the stock OF the narrow gauge
railroad, embrace the following well known
Sitlzens Judge Lindsay, General Hudson,
Naptain +; M: Dougherty, i, A. Tyler ir,
Rollins. to which have been added CAPTAIN
Ed Morris, John Ii. Stone, Charles @. Rum.
rll Ike Cloud and J. W. BUD Wilson.
Senator W. o. Davis has returned from n
visit TO his old home in Alabama.
Mrs. A. T. Brady, OF Paris, is visiting her
sons, OF this city.
Governor Hubbard and Major Douglass
were IN town on railroad business during
the week. =
DENTON.
Mrs. DR.. Owsley left Wednesday night
on visit to one OF her sons in southern
Idaho, and will be absent some time. Mrs.
Owsley has not seen her son for many
years, and the m'etingwill be Joyous one.
M Z. H. Herbert, IT,, Of Montague, was
in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Herbert has returned from
VISIT TO relatives aud friends in Montague.
MIR. Brazos Henry has returned from a
Two weeks visit to friends at Emory, Rains
county.
Professor W, McNiel, Of Little Elm, has
been quite sick at homo for about two
ks.
Rev. 7: l., Scrurgs, of eastern Texas
brother OF Judge Scruggs, is I'm the city
Tho county clerk during the week
iNuDi marriage licenses 10 the fol.
loving couples: W. u. Wood and J n
Ripley; Silas konier aud Mrs Janna n.
Gafshinner; G. W.. Black and Miss Sarah
II Hickman.
On Friday evening OF last week a recep
ton by the members OF the Denton Gum.
club to Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Gregg took
plHc, at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs. A.
IL, Clarke. A band from Dallas furnished
music for the occasion, which WAS n most
pleasant one to oil present. The arrange
ments we're perfect as was to Nave been OK.
pected when Mrs. Clarke superintends
them The party did not break up until a
late hour,
Poets may sing and write Of COY spring
melting into fair summer; had they lived
ON lill now they would have fully realized
the fact, and very potent fact has il be.
come. Even springs emerald robes cover.
ing the trees, are lcorched by summers
sun, shining down from the sapphire sky
in al his Teiulgent glory.
o, summer would that Autumnis
winds could blow you away All life Is dull
aud sluggish under your influence, and In
consequence We have but few dots to give,
and very little society news for our friend,
the HhRALD.
Mr.. Il, n, Read returned few DAYS
since from Mineral Wells and Fort Worth,
whore he had been visiting and recuperat.
ing his health. Mr. b. #. Read and LADY, are
ia Fort Worth, spending their time with
relatives aud friends. Mr.. ID. c. William,
is taking in the Mineral Wells and other
points On his return he intends resuming
the publication Of the Mineola Monitor.
Mr., j, 3. Jones, ticket agent at this place,
returned Monday last from Virginia, where
he has been for several weeks past visiting
his parents.
Mr.. S Zuckerman returned the week past
from Galveston, where he has been to visit
his wife and daughter, who are spending
some time there enjoying the sea baths.
Miss Jennie Haines, from Qlilman, is
spending q few days with Mrs. Boon
Good.
Mr.. Johnnie CrAddock and wife, from
Quitman, have been visiting DR.. Y. T.
Harris family the week past.
Proc W. NJ. Crow, who has been
the summer normal ech Dol AT
LAGrange, returned home Tuesday last
ready for the opening OF the school here IN
September. He was quite successful with
his school at LaGrange; had in attendance
thirty teachers.
Mrs. Crow, wife OF Professor Grow, re-
turned home Monday last, from a lengthy
visit TO her relatives and friends In Hendef-
son.
Professor J, T. Melton, from Pittsburg.
has been among our citizens, his friends,
Tor several days past.
Mrs. Willie House, who has had In
charge the summer normal school
at this place, left for Dallas Sat.
urday, and will return the 18th inst.
ind remain over till the 18th inst, when
she will return 10 her home, LaGrange,
TO remain until the opening OF the school
In Tyler, In which she has an appoint
ment as one Of the first teachers.
Mise Maud Campbell returned 10 Mineola
Saturday from Shravaport hos o1l b,,...'.