The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

Captain A. &. Wright has Just returned
from a business trip 10 Austin, and brings
quite favorable and Gathering report Of
our young and worthy representative, Hon.
n. 7. Armistead, which is indeed crafty
ing TO his constituency, who are Justly
proud OF the record he has made as such.
and who already recognize in him a repre-
sentative Of rare ability, sound Judgment
and sterling qualities.
Our district clerk. X. K, Taylor, is the
happy father of bouncing baby boy. and
| is all smiles 10 everyone he meets.
Work has commenced on the ice factory,
another Jefferson enterprise, which
promises to be a fruitful one to the stock
holders therein. We understand that they
will commence to make ice about the LIST Of
May.
General Diaz and party will pass through
this place tomorrow. An effort Is being
made TO have them stop here Tor few days.
Hayerly's opera appears at the opera
house tonight in MERRY War"
Mr. |. G.. Hale and Miss Ana Garrett,
who have been spending the week with Mr.
W. L. Schluter and lady, lett for their
homes this morning by the East Line & Red
River railroad.
Business continues good for this season of
the year.
The weather continues damp and cloudy,
has risen six feet within the past twenty
| four hours, and is still rising.
| WACO,
The social season is Just opening up in
| Waco. Several evening gatherings al
different residences this week have proven
very pleasant to both young and old. There
| Is not more pleasant way TO spend even
| ings than In these social ieasls. where
friends meet in sweet communion and
while away the hours in merry converse
tion and sweet music. IT'S at such enter
tainments that our inner soul is reached,
our better nature is fully developed, and
the real enjoyment OF this life Is expert
enced. We hope such occasions will be-
often repeated and many participate In
| them,
Gather the roses while they bloom
Picnic season is here, aud was opened on
Thursday by very select crowd consisting
OF three couples, who went to the romantic
hills aud sequestered groves of tho Bosque
to encounter the festive tick and listen TO
the Rurgling waters while they hshed for
the mlnnow, Such scenes would carry us
all back TO our boyhood days
Mrs. Matte GAYLORD Smith lecturcd AT
the court house, Wednesday night, upon
| Mormonlsm and It's crimes, She spoke to
II crowded and Interested house and in
/
ham yet lived.
Mrs. Frank II Smith noe Miss Lizzie
PreNett, of Fort Worth, is visiting her
parents here.
Tho Amateur club, composed of Young
| ladies ana gentlemen OF our city, will pre-
sent their first play, THE Victim, - on the
18th Of this month. They are progressing
hnoIy in their rehearsals, and We think
make quite display of home dramatic
talent. permanent organization among
the amateurs will provo quite an addition
to our city.
1t will be noticed that the millinery
stores are receiving quite Il lively patronage,
| IN consequence Of which many gaudy-
dressed ladies are to be seen daily, and the
old mans pocket. book becomes u subject of
that dread disease, swcnny
Harry Robinson, the ledge" is inter
esting the theatregoing people here this
week.
TERRELL,
Letters from Hot Springs renort that Mrs.
A. II. Carlisle Is greatly improved by her
visit,
Miss Mary Calhoun returns to BRYAN to-
day after n pleasant visit of several weeks.
Mr. W. W. Basyo Is IN the city represent
ing the Dallas HERALD, the chief OF North
Texas dailies, go Star.
! The ladies of the Cumberland Presbyte.
rian church contemplate giving another
supper soon.
The Home Circle society had most de.
| llghtiul meeting nj Captain Wadron srcsi-
dence on Tuesday evening by invitation
they WI gather ut Mrs. Carter's residence
noNt Tuesday evening
The following ladies' are. or have been
visiting friends IN this city the past week.
Mira. Euphema Hallouquist, OF kaufman.
Mrs, Sallio Nichols, of kaufman Mrs. ! d.
q. Penn, Of WaNahaChie; Miss Netlin NJ.
Nell, of Contmlia, Illinois, Miss Tex.
WM!hitehead, of Longyiow Miss sallie
Whitehurst.
Mr.; ], +, Russell, of Mineola, and Mrs.
Frank stone of this county, were married
last Sunday.
Fridty night the ladies of the Hapbst
church and friends "stormed" the rosiden, q
OF Rev. J. b. Daniels. Presents OF neccssa
ries and cash to the amount of Sl25 mlly
repaid whatever damage their unexpected
assault ontailed.
we are pleased to note the return of Miss
Nellie May Bowen from two weeks visit
TO Troupe. Mrs. Henry, her cousin. ac-
COmpaned her.
Tho Episcopal church was tastily aud
beautifully decorated last Sunday, The
moral display was pronounced pretty In.
I
supervised 1t. There were large Congreua
tons at both morning and evening services.
MISS Tex, Richardson, of Athens, accom-
panied by Misses Emma Howard aud Dora
Helm and Mr.. J. ID. Royal, of Palestine
| spent Monday in our city, taking the 4,S0
y. nj. Texas Il st. Louis train for Athens.
Captain Il. L, O'Brien, of Galveston, and
ms accomplished wife, sister of Mrs. A. w,
Cameron spent several days this week with
relatives here.
BoNuNM.
Spring has quit her coquetung and set.
tllng down 10 business. Health OF BON
ham aud vicinity excellent.
Miss Sudie Sims is visiting friends in
Honey Grove.
, Novel; Dryer, OF Gainesville, and Mrs.
otorrS, OF Roanoke, have been visiting their
sister and aunt, Mrs. DR.. Barnes, OF this
city,
Mrs. Laura Dorsey, of Illinois, has re.
turned home after u visitto her brother, MIR.
A. IL, Anthony, of this county. lt is said
she VIII shortly return and cast her lot per-
manently with us.
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Mrs, Sam Hetley and Miss Lou ueney
are visiting friends in Waco.
Miss Minnie Alderman is attending
school AZ Waco.
Mrs, $, I, Ford has returned from apleas.
ant visit to Waco.
Weather lovely, but the social sea is in n
dead calm.
Cameron has become quite Sunday
rendezvous for the drummer Everybody
welcomes his arrival, and signs when he de.
parts,
| MlLANO.
Miss Aphelia King is homo acain from
Taylor where she spent most ENJOYABLE
week with friends.
Miss Minta fraim is visiting relatives and
friends at Fraimvile.
The skating rink is the special center of
attraction Just at present
Measles having subsidized, the town prc.
sents an excellent bill OF health.
| ENNIS.
DIR, bunting, of Galveston, was in the city
this week,
Mrs. MoDuilie, of Wayahaohie, has been
visiting her sons, Messrs. George and J. s.
McDutlle, this week.
Miss libbie Dunkerby is visiting friends
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