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

visit TO friends in Galveston. and the sea
air has added new roses TO her cheeks.
| The "Lime-Kiln Club is one of Pales-
tines institutions. No married men are
eligible to membership. though during the
year Il has been compelled to drive from lis
membership several recreant bachelors who
would get married. lfreport be at all true,
several other seemingly innocent members
will soon leave the club and baohelorhood
at the same time. Meantime the fort N
held by such inveterate bachelors as Alder
man John lIearne, Colonel George A.
| Wright, Zao Douglass. 7. T. Lynch, Major
liaines and Il. s. Nye. The club will give
u reception TO its friends next week, and all
the dress-makers In town are iull Of bust
ness.
Charles L. keugor, the popular treasurer
OF the lire department, was said TO be the
best looking man at the Pythian ball, and
| the best patron of the supper table, except
Duriee, OF the International
Sir knight Dan Heath had sat up for
half dozen evenings preparing speech
TO be delivered at the same ball, explana.
tory OF the principles Of the order. When
the people hal gathered into the opera
house, Dan arranged his manuscript on the
| table behind the drop.curtain, buttOned his
coat la Webster and waited for the cur
tam to roll up. Some Of the youngsters,
| knowing what was in store for them, sud
denly started tho music, the dancing began,
and Dams speech hash been delivered vet
| Colonel joe Amson Ia visiting Galveston.
and curious pe0pleh here wonder and ask why
| the genial, kindly "Bismarck' finds IL SO
necessary TO visit the Island City 80 often.
But he IS A bachelor, and cannot have mat
rimonial views.
| There Is n pretty well defined rumor 40.
ing about town that Peter Weokel-every-
body IN Anderson county knows Peter--is
| soon to marry "a wealthy widow from
keechi. Congratulations are in order.
| The ladies Of the Episcopal church had
pleasant celebration this week. All the
school children were there, and all the
pretty girls Of the church. including Miss
Mary Pells, Miss Tempe Perry, Miss Sim
monds, the Misses Hunter and the Misses
| Taylor.
Mrs Spauding, II charming bride, from
north Texas, who came here with
| her husband few weeks since
has gone TO visit her parents at En-,
mis-, and her newly made friends in Palos-
tine hope she will not remain away long.
Miss Maoncy has come back from u visit
10 Willis, and 1t * whispered the girls down
there are heartily jealous OF the good look.
ing Palestine lady, who took the young
mcns heads by storm.
MIKNEoLA,
| April, 80 eaptioiOus, first smiles then tears,
Endymion Ike. too, keeping vigil
Yet the lily Of all the children OF spring.
Tho faircatyct the haddest. Drinking no fears
Rev, DR.. Marshall, Of Marshall, presDy.
terrain minister, who Is now engaged in the
mission work, held services IN the Metho.
dist church Sunday last Many expressed
themselves as being highly pleased with
both services, morning and evening.
Mr.. 5. Hogg, our highly esteemed and
much admired district judge with his fam
lily left for Tyler on the 26th lust, to re.
main several weeks.
Mcssrs. Il. b. Hart and w. NJ. Giles, at.
torneys, were away most OF the last week,
attending court in Emory.
Rev. ". Il. Benners, Episcopal minister,
of Jefferson, held services in the Baptist
church Tuesday night last. His sermon
like all Others of his, was lraught with
much interest, fine III every respect and
quite rhetorical treat. Mr.. q. 0. Reeves,
OF our city, returned few days since from
n prospecting tour into Callahan and other
western counties. He is highly delighted
with that country. The way the people
live there, tits like living" and, too
such stock country lie being one
OF our stock men. naturally his mind
| dwells in that channel and he must be the
judge. Mr.. j, Il. Russell arrived on Mon
day last with his bride. Mr.. d. NJ. Stovail
otllciated In making holy the bonds OF mat
rimony, on Sunday previous, between Mr.
j. Il. Russell and Miss Ada Stone, of Van
| Iandt county. They will make their home
III Mineola, and we are happy TO welcome
them to their now home and wish them IA
long and happy l'fo together. Mr.. II. n.
Edgill the popular route agent Of the Pacific
! Express company, was In our city Tuesday
last, looking after the affairs of the com.
pnny. Mrs, W. j. Mcdonald lett for Long
view Sunday last to visit friends. MIR. u,
| Z. Williams left for Tyler Wednesday last
10 attend the Chapter tMasonic) at that
place,
Messrs. NJ. Maruroth, H. Rosenbaum, w.
u, Campbell and j. ii. Nowsomc left ON
Thursday for Tyler, also to attend tho
Chapter.
DR.. Patton, IT,, Mrs. J G. Buchanan and
Miss Minnie Pattcn left for Austin on the
Nth inst, to remain with Senator Buchanan
the remainder Of the present session.
MIR. >, Huokerman lett for Shreveport,
Louisiana, Wednesday last, looking alter
his tie contract there.
Mrs, John Harris, wife OF the station
agent at this place, started for Austin last
| Thursday, to visit Miss May SCoblc, sister
oil MIR. Harris, who Ia IN school at Austin.
Judge IL. Nj, Cate returned on the
18th inst. from Marshall, where ho had
been Attending the marriage of MIR. r. Il,
/
shall, Mr.. Cate was chosen Ms ono OF the
honored attendants OF the happy couple.
Virgil Hart, son of h. b. Hart, has been
quite sick, but now improving--attendod
by DIR. V. II. Hart Helen Xuckerman, lit
tic daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs, 5, Zuckorman,
IL now quite sick and is receiving medical
attention OF Drs, fatten & Pattcn, Mrs.
billiard Brooks is still alive; DIR, Mobley
stu entertains but little hope OF her rccov.
lnnn1tn HrINA.. Id
play.
The Mineola Dramatic society, | learn,
is progressing nicely. Pandora like, am
cola holds, When are VIVA" we to "l bc
favored with an entertainments The sea
son is fast waning, let us SEQ very soon
whether 1t il Sophocles or Aristophanes
you possess. feel assured that Mineola
can furnish material that would compare
iworably with that of our sister towns
The Teachers local institute had undor dis.
ousslon Saturday last, best method of
teaching grammer, This Is another me-
dunn through which Minoo,a can show
herself to very great advantage. II is
| proving 10 be very instructive and enter.
tanning. When the new school building is
completed, and all the modern
improvements added on the interior,
this society will not have to labor
| uhuV' WV gIVaV disadvantages with which
IL now contends.
Mr.. Donegau, OF Henderson county. is
now visiting Professor h, NJ. Howard.
We are having regular spring weather;
some sunshine, some rain, gardens nno aud
many beautiful flowers in bloom to gladden.
the eye after the long and drcary winter
just gone,
Sad is the fate Of those would, be giants
III every phase OF life, Before even they
reach tho middle stage OF action they find
many JupiterS they never dreamed OF be.
lore surrounding them, able TO crush them
with their thunderbolts, and their fate is
even moro sad than Typhon's, and they
feel not only one Mount Etna UNION
them, but the lava from many.
| CoRSIcANA.
! The Easter services at st. Johns Episco.
cal church We're we'll attended last Sunday.
Rev. J. u. Linn preached u beautiful aud
appropriate sermon.