The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

'".N'SVJ e"hUhih'seui "ub BIaUuAliy TO- |
gained his compoture, and re-
piled In tho most beautifully |
teaching aud appropriate Language, |
rhs trial OF Hon. Il. II. Todd, charged |
with being dude, was another prominent
feature OF the evenings ei alignment, the re-
suit OF which was the conviction OF the de-
isndant and the penalty assessed by the |
court at fine of two dozen bottles OF
champagne. Refreshments were available |
during the entire evening, and wi hal II |
was one Of the most pleasurGble occasions II |
has bsen the good fortune OF your cores
pondent 10 attend.
But We had almost forgotten another
prominent feature OF the evening which
should haze been mentioned earlier in our
mmunicalion--the recitation of"Curlew,"
by little Miss Bette Parsons, the Swear old
daughter OF our worthy host, was rendered
| In beautifully artistic manner and elicit
ed much applause. The little Miss has Just
returned from Mississippi, where she nas
been at school for the past two years, and
promises to be very brilliant woman.
| MlNEOLA.
| Summer It seems is ioath TO leave ms, We
seem 10 be floating lisflessIy along. Tor
gotten by old Jack Frost, rjoyiug yet the
kisses OF the gentle summer lairies. Waited
upon their breath, we ir't upon a tide
that ia shoreess ON every side; save where
iaucy's eve sweeps some inrawsy fairy isles,
Tint loom up ms6tily, and are ~ vaguely
lair. we fear 10 breathe least we break fresh
bubbles in our wake to disturb the frost
king, and he will spread his sails ofputest
snow and roughly land us upon winters
icr bound shores.
This Pheasant weather cannot last always,
but now that we have 1t, and such Deauti
FIJI moonlight nights 100, oar town pfopt-
ses 10 make rs much OF festive season Os
pnssibla. Daring the past week every
night but one or two. We had different
theatrical troups entertaining the people IN
the opera hall AiuenlRs Od-time lrends
the, Goldens, played Wednesday night to'a
isrpe and apprecative audience. Bella
Golden has visited this place once or twice
b during each season, for several years and
she has become quite a iavorlte and her
coming s always hailed gladly bV one and
ALL She is so pleasing nall her parts, aud so
well sustalus each, In Whatever piece she
may represent. Their band and orchestra
Is considered 10 be decidedly the best that
haa ever visited our town.
Mr.. Y. b. Moore, of Marshall, manager
+ OF tue Waters Pierce Oh company, was
0 locking after his Interest In our town the
, past week.
Mr.. II. Philipa and wife viOited MIRA.
; Gsorge Cage, a lew days since, from Long
Q view.
q Miss Annie May Taylor l. now guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Cage.
Mrs. Bellah OF Raines county, who has
= been guest OF her sister, Mrs. u. II Hart
for several days, returned home Thursday
last.
MesSrs. Hart and Buchanan, W. NJ
u Giles, Judge Jones aud others have been ab.
= sent from town the past week attending
i district court at Qnitman.
Mrs. George Cage ono evening last week
celebrated her TIN wedding. Her residence
n was well filled with ffiend', all eager to
!. congratulate her with little tin tokens, and
upon her well preserved and happy lie
these pat ten years, ali went merry al
marriage bells.
Mrs. s Zuckerman, q few evenings sine,
l. gave soiree at her residence, one OF her
% ''old time entertainments, and the old II,
r. wsll as the young well knew they would
= enjoy party q, Mrs. Xlckerman'i
y house, having ample evidence OF the hos
J pitAlity OF that lady many times before
. After a late hour aud ono and all had en-
n iOyed to the fullest. tho sweet music, small
chit-chat aud most Of all the deliciou'
+. vlAnds set before them, departed, thanking
? The host aud hostess for the privil eye a.
=, fordrd them.
. Mr.. aud Mrs Johnnie Crsdock, Quj.men
A were guess OF Mrs DR.. Y. L. Hart, during
- the pas week,
A Ms Council lett for Memphis the early
n part Of the past week. having been called
, there on the soc0unt OF the dangerous III
i, ness o. her father.
n nr. Spsu'ding, OF Hunt county, has now
- became citizen Of our towr, moved hi'
Il faulty few days since and Is now pat,
!, ron of the school, We are happy indeed tC
=. welcome such acquisitions iuto our CIRCLES
r Mr.. W, s. Herndon. If Tyler, PASSED
d through our place Monday last on his way
/, ~ q lilmin to attend district court at tina
: . ace, and passed back Thursday last q
\, nis way home.
~ vr, NJ. MaHeroth returned from ST. Lnu
A sunday last, whore he has been taking II
40 tina hir He G. dyed his yi,it very much
!, Rev J. A. Kimball pastor Of the Bsp
IL list church at this place, lett Thursday 10
NJ the East 4, xss BAPTIST association.
q Rev. MIR Clements. OF Marshall, was IL
l.. our tow . On tho 10Th instant
-, Mr.. ]. u l. gon, Contractor from Gait
I, msn, was visiting Lis friends In cur city
70 during toe past week.
n Mr. 7. l.. Scruggs was called H. DrltOl
n m Thursday last to attCnu the buuNl q
r his brother, Judge Q. y Scruggs, Of tina
II plaza
!, Ms. George Cage has been visiting DA,
, las tpr several days.
l. Mr.. J. q. Scarborough, OF Sweplwaier, /
n nov guest Of Mrs, Georgia Baker, OF TIL
.e place.