The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-28

Mt j. W. Hyatt, 81 Cincinnati, repre-
sentlng the Interpretations Of the Corsonn
cotton seed oil mill has made many friend
during his short solourn here, aud u wei
coined ~ n valuable acquisition 10 on
society.
Misses Laura and Helen Cooke and dis'
Anna Heron returned last saturday IRON
Mineral Wells, where they have been fOI
Miss Alice McEwen, the accomplished
teacher of art and drawing In Pilot Point
seminary, left last Monday for Oxford,
Miss. to spend the vacation. Her many
friends wish her pleasant visit and safe
return.
DR.. NJ. b Franklin, of the seminary, and
president of the State Teachers association,
lett Saturday morning for Galveston. lie
will spend the Sabbath in Dallas.
Professor s.. l.. Straughn, OF Brooks high
school, left Saturday evening for Galveston
to attend the Teachers association also
Mr. Wesley McAdams, a popular young
teacher of this county, will take IN the as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. M. B. Smith, representing whole
sale hardware house of New York, was IN
town Friday interviewing our hardware
merchants.
Mr.. Henry R. Br dford, stock man Of
Runnells county. came up Thursday, and
will spend couple of months in this city
and Paris, and there Is u rumor in circula-
that when he returns to his adopted coun-
ty that charming young lady OF this city
will accompany him.
Professor E V. O'Neale, of smithfield, is
visiting in the city, the honored guest OF
DR.. M. B. Franklin.
Senator Johnson, of Mckinney, was in
town last Monday, the guest OF Hon. W:
A. Kendall. While here he purchased OF
Graham & Thomas their entire brick kiln
to be shipped Immediately. 1t is with con-
siderable satisfaction to note the fact that
the brick interests in this town are increas.
ing and the ma 1ufacture OF them is OF
great importance to our city.
Preparations are being made for the APP
preaching session of the Normal institute.
which opens next Monday week at the
seminary. A large number of applications
for board have been received, and plenty OF
room for all that may come.
The examining committee for competi-
tive scholarships for the Sam Houston Nor
NAL will meet in this city July 25th, during
the session of the normal. Our county is
entitled to two scholars.
Mr.. James Williams, the editor OF the
Denton Chronicle, was in town yesterday,
in the interest of his paper.
Mrs. Valentine Leonhard, wife OF the
leading harness-maker here, was buried
wear, suffering from the dropsy.
Professor Finley of Collin county, and
two young ladies, were thrown from car
rage Thursday by a runaway horse. They
escaped with few bruises.
Mrs. ]. C. Wellborn, wife of our postal
clerk, went to Savoy last Monday on a
visit to relatives and friends.
A party of young gentlemen, represent
ing various business interests in the city,
start tomorrow morning for the B. l. Ty.
for sport and recreation. They take COM
plete outfit, loading two wagons consisting
of guns and accoutrements, fishing tackle
and provisions for two weeks trip. The
company is made up of the jolliest fun
loving, merry-making that ever invaded
the Indian soil, the names are as follows
Lee Newbury, Of Newbury & Co.. hardware;
Jim Pickle, with Newbury & Co.; JEFF
Norman, with Price & Co.. dry goods; Ma
son Russell, with G.. w. Davidson & Co.,
dry goods; Jim Chandler, with Chandler &
Co., druggists; Dudley Harrison, with Har-
rison g. Beatty, millers; Prot. Ellis Spain,
of Pilot Point seminary; Prof. Ed. Il. Ell
more, of Pilot Point seminary. We sim
cerely hope that the Indians will keep
proper distance that the deer and buffalo.
etc, will be remarkably docile, the fish
NAV be possessed with quiet repose and
their game-bags filled and fish.nets running
over.
ENNIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Higgins, of Grand
view, are visiting the family of J. ID. Bull
lard. Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Billiard are
sisters.
Miss Jettie Templeton and Miss Matte
Dixon, OF WaXahachie, came down on
visit Wednesday night.
Mrs. r. Tennyson, of this city, went to
Sherman Tuesday night to visit her sister,
Mrs Brooks, of that city.
Mrs. A. +. Farris, of Chicago, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Kimball, of this city,
returned home Wednesday morning. She
has been spending several weeks here.
Miss Gussie Jones returned last Thurs
day from Dallas where she has been attend
ing school, she will remain home during
vacation.
Miss Fannie Howard, sister OF Mr.. Patton
Howard, of this city, is visiting friends in
Ennis. She is of Galveston, and is stopping
at Mr.. English's.
Last Tuesday night a number of Ennis
young people held a moonlight picnic at
Gatewood s tank, about three miles east OF
town, About twelve couples participated
going to and returning from the grounds
in Carroll's omnibus. A splendid lunch
was taken along and discussed" The
party engaged themselves in fishing, listen
ing to music moonlight chats, etc. We are
told it was a most delightful affair, and the
young ladies and gentlemen who partici-
pated say they had a most enjoyable time