The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25

patience, knowing thar divine hand will
IN uue TINE furnish Us with the much
coveted change. Our newspaper man has
eotlen 80 deep IN the mud, and so com.
pietelS nut oi aOjectiyes, that his head is
lys. iAr 'ionsn above Tor him 20 occasion.
any utter q dolelul words, mud. mud
iet deSg the many Inconvenience
love Will m her course, and frequently
lnls WeeA u marriage bells have rune ont
thelr sweet snthems. Monday they rang
INTO the ma ,imonial fold Mr.. Walter NJ
Erath, OF Coleman county. who was NAV
RED To Miss Mary +. Parks, OF our city
Al er lew days spent with relatives here,
Saey Went 10 their Western home, where
Mr' Erath Is engaged in the cattle business
they haye the best wishes of their many
friends, We als0 Join to this list Csp,ain /
W. ,Sedberry to Miss Fannie y, DOUGLASS
snd beg leave to class them with the happy
OF the happiest, with hopes that their iny
VIII never grow less, Ietamid life is dealt
anu the grim destroyer, with his sickle,
visits our city too often. We chronicle
with regret, the death OF Mrs. Tarrant ths
estimable wife OF Mr.. Tarrant, one of our
prominent druggists. Many were the
beautiful loral offerings made by friends at
the funeral services.
us this week.
Miss Josie Beck is visiting friends this
week at BRENNAN.
Mr.. w. W. Larmour left for St. Louis
and Chicago Tuesday evening.
Captain Herring and John Dyer, a,tor.
neSs, are attending court at hillsboro.
The birthday OF George Washington was
not made much Of in Waco.
Mr.. {, Van Sickle, OF the Gulf, Colorado
Tuesday.
Mr.. B, Haber left Tuesday for New York
ana other eastern markets, to purchase his
spring stock,
Mrs. J Il Cox and her lovely daughter,
Miss Annie, are absent from the cliy on a
visit TO friends in Weslherfcrd.
Miss Jennie O'Connor OF Hannibal, Mis-
SCUM, IS on avisit to her friend Mrs. Ella
Niveret; we wish her pleasant stay.
Mr., j. Nj. Ferguson, of Alabama, and
Mr. 7. b. Orme, of Ellis county, Texas. en-,
tered Wsoo Business college this week
Mayor Wilkes returned Wednesday from
Il business trip to Mckinney DO you sup.
pose ne was investigating their plan OF
street pavement?
The business manager of Rose Eytinge
mas made arrangements for her appearance
at MERCHANTS opera-house next Tuesday
aud wednesday.
CHARLES A. Jennings, esq, is spending
week at Hlllshoro. where lie is acting MS
special Judge OF district court in session
there.
Miss Halle Halbert Of Corsicana is visit.
ing Miss May Johnnie Stephenson. of our
city, We nope her visit will prove pleas
ant despite the weather.
In conclusion, allow US TO hope that our
next letter may be iull OF sunshine, that
the hearts OF the people may he made
cheerful by pretty weather and put on the
spirit oil cheoriulness, thus dspelling the
gloon that seems 10 overspread our city,
furnish more social events, showing to ali
that such moods are not prevalent in Waco.
TERRELL.
Briggs Boston Ministries play here again
tonight.
Give us fair weather and we will shovyou
a building boom that will astonish the "old.
est inhabitantp
MIS-. w. ID. Scrogn and niece, Miss Leila
Moore, returned from Dallas to-day, &C
companied by Mrs. Major j. Is. Scruggs and
little daughter, Ethel.
Miss Julia Thompson, of Fort Worth,
who has been visiting with The family OF
Mr.: }. &. Griffith, left this morning for
Jefferson, to visit relatives there.
Mr.. A. ID. Childress, cashier for Chldress
BROS bankers, is at presen IN your city on
business connected with the adjustment of
losses by the last fire.
MIR. ID. NJ Oldham, who went to New Or.
leans to Mardi Gras, made arrangements to
represent the wholesale house of MAY &
Nanght. They have faithful representative
In lobe and he has many friends IN
north Texas.
Miss Ruth Iubhell, in charge of the
night telephone Office, this place wen; TO
Lawrence this morning to be present at the
marriage of Mr.. Willis Zimmerman, Of
the Forney Enterprise, to Miss Carrie
Durham, OF Lawrence.
MIR. Sam Finley, formerly agent OF the
IeXas Express company here, and who has
been sick for over two months, and was
thought to be convalescng, il reported
worse to-day, with little hopes of his no.
covery.
Mr. j. X. Curtis agent Texas & Paci ic
hallway company, was married here ut
o CLOCK this evening, to Miss Lee Bell, OF
this place. They leave on the morning
train for Washington. Mr.. W. L. Curtis,
OF Dallas, and Mr.. b. S. Curtis, of Alexan.
dria, Louisiana, both connected with the
Iexas " Pacific telegraph department, and
brothers OF the groom, were present.
On Friday evening, the 23d, an elegant
reception occurred OF the residence of Mr..
aud Mrs. w. d. Scoggn. The evening was
filled with music, dancing and other pleas.
ant features. Misses Beulah and Florence
Childress furnished some very excellent
music, and Misses Scoggin and Moore ia.
vored the company with some very nice
recitations, A fine supper was served du.
ring the evening. Among the ladies pres.
ent were Miss Lena Allen, Miss Portsmouth,
Mrs. Shortridge, Mrs. J. b, SCruggs, of Dial.
las, and number of others. The affair
was a very pleasant one, indeed. Mrs.
Scoggin isan accomplished hostess, and her
guests are always delighted with her enter
tainments.
DRNtsoN.
The ID, X. b, l.. q. quartetto is success
at serenading.
Miss Emma Lease has returned from
visit to Dallas.
The Tin PAM social, TUESDAY, night,
was grand success, despite the prediction
OF croakers that the bars had been lett
down Tor the admission of the rabble. The
attendance vas select and nothing occur.
red TO mar m )st enjoyable event.
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'Chnir Warfare IL Accompli she'd"
was the touching inscription placed upon
the tom Dstone of a husband and wife, There
a. mo l.tf 4 -.