The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02
PERSONAL.

II. NJ. Spaulding, banker OF Decatur, was
in the city Yesterday.
Hon. W. s. Herndon, Col. 4. Il. Bonner,
of Tyler, ar at the Windsor.
Captain Il. p. Cowen, prominent citizen
of Fort Worth, is in the city.
| u. A. Robinson, mayor OF Denton, was
in the city yesterday greeting his many
friends.
G. G. Mountcastle, DR.. w. +. Wolford
and J. II. Chestnut, from Allen, Texas, are
in the city.
Hon. Arthur W. Andrews, a
leading ci ti2en OF Terrell, was in the city
yesterday.
Joe Mitchell, formerly of this city, but
now resident of Fort Forth, was in the
city yesterday.
Captain T. Il. Trotman has returned
from trip to California, looking the very
picture OF health.
| Hon. ]. X. Fleming, the "solld man OF
the senate of the 18th legislative session
is guest at the Grand Windsor.
Hon. J. S. Rushing, the faithful and eff.
cient member of the 18th legislature, from
kaufman county, is in the city.
Col. G. Il. Boudinot, prominent citizen
| VI luc GUILTY. VI EtNtlicNilt, hThunsuS,
made the HERALD n pleasant call yester
day.
Miss Belle Penn, beautiful and accom-
plished young lady of Waxahachie, is visit
ing the family Of Col, George II. Afford, OF
this city.
John w. Walden has accepted the posi-
ton OF cashier in the First National bank OF
Decatur, and leaves for that place within
the next few days.
Mr.. W. Alex. Abbey, the accomplished
and genial editor and proprietor of the
Longyiew Democrat, is in the city, guest
of the Grand Windsor.
Hon. James II. Shepard, of Brennan, and
Hon. ID. X. Wallace, of Waco, members OF
the committee OF the branch lunatic asy.
lum, are at the Grandchildren.
Nj. Cartwright, s. W. Walen, J. S. Grin
nan, Arthur W. Childress, DR.. James Orr
and Miss Flora Evans, of Terrell, were
guests at the Windsor yesterday.
Col. Dan Malyen, the ever popular tour
list OF Toledo, Ohio, was in the city yester.
day. His removal from another state tC
Ohio looks very much like no was getting
ambitious.
Hon. b. f. Frymier the great asylum re-
former and committeeman from Crockett
and member of the 18th and 18th legisla.
lures, leaves to-day to visit certain appli.
cant towns for the branch lanatic asylum.
Ed. Jacobs. representing the Sund nv
Opera Glass, of Galveston, who has been in
the city the past two weeks in the interest
OF his paper. left yesterday for home. Dur.
ing his brief stay here he made number OF
warm friends.
nj \. McCarty, the popular conductor on
he Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe, received by
telegram yesterday the sad news that his
mother was lying at the point of death at
her home In Salamanca, New York, and he
leit on the evening train to attend her bed.
side.
Mrs. Maude Throckmorton, wife of A. II.
Throckmorton, of Cynthiana, Kentucky,
honored the HERALD office with a call TO.
day, and expresses herself as being delight
ed with Dallas and her people. She will
eav. for home in the morning by tho Texas
Central railroad.
AT the ST George David Head, Denton;
| W. X. Trigg, st. Louis; Geo. l.. Staples
sherman; ]. b. Chell, San Antonio; ]. Nj,
Cain, Iampasas; j. l.. Lamitaip, Bryan;
NJ. s. Read. Corsicana; j. =. Daum, Kaut.
man; r. II. Eakin, Fort Worth; q. G,
Mountoastle, Allen; J. II. Chesmitt, Allen;
=. J. jennings Cleburne; 9. Ratzbure,
Sotssana; w; s. Page, w, p. Epperson,
Patton, Palestine; II j. Shouds, Terrell
1. Penny, Temple; A. Y. Odds, New York;
". +: Jones, Wildwood; Mrs. l.. Crazy,
Miss Fannie Nonny, Miss Josie Dunn, Fort
Worth; ]. l.. Massey, Winsboro; w. II.
Spirks, Terrell; w. j. Welborne, Grand.
view. ]. II. Jones, Geo. X. Evans, Hender.
son; ]. ]. Mayheld, II. Lawrence, Helena.
Arkansas; q. Finklin, Ennis.