The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14
ruG DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE IA 1883.

Ffday night They we're largely attended
md the entertainments Afforded murh real
The music was eHoellenlly
rendered by the string aud cornet band, Mr.
l. II. Crawford, leader
synopsis OF the closing exercises OF Pilot |
Point seminary Sunday morning, June |
10, sermon by Rev, J. W. Atkinson NJ the |
NJ. u, church Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, examination of classes,
ard ut night, literary exercises concert or
Thursday night Friday Ia society's = 40
and q deba.e and an address
by Professor Alexander Hogg, Nv super.
intendent % pusho schools at j ort Worth :,
FRIDAY night, q grand reunion, which will
DC the q owning event OF the season.
ENNIs,
Mrs. A. J. ptckreil went to Dallas Friday
morning and returned last night in COM
pany will her daughter, Miss Fannie.
Hon. Hugh Buchanan and wife, OF New
nan, Georgia, in company with Miss Emma
Hudson, of Lamar county, have been visit.
ingr elatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Calbreath have been
alb sent at the Wooten Wells since Thurs
day of last week, having gone there to try
the virtues OF the waters ON Mrs. W, who
has been an invalid for some time.
Miss Carrie Harle and Cora Roberts OF
Corsicana are in the city, guests OF Mrs. A.
NJ. Works.
Miss Josie Halum of Avalon, has been
spending several days the past week with
friends in Ennis.
The picnic held last Saturday at GUMS
Park by the Baptist and Christian Sunday
schools, was a splendid success, being
heartily enjoyed by all who attended, and
although the crowd was probably not so
large as was anticipated by the more san
guine friends of the schools, 1t was quite
sufficient to afford enjoyment to all present.
The day was favorable, and the place
chosen lovely one, aflording plenty of
shade, and fitted up with all the conven-
iences-good water, seats, platform,
etc.
PALESTINE.
Some young folks had gay picnic last
week at Long lake. The party consisted of
Will Reeves, Fin Sawyers and Oscar Adj
dington. The ladies were Mrs. Addington,
Misses Sue and Due Mcfarland, Miss Liz
zie BSovles, Miss Georgia Addington, Miss
Della Williams and Lille Young and Mrs.
Ratclitf, of Tucker. The picnickers were de-
lighted with their trip, going and returning
on the cars. AT the lake they sang and
fished and made the woods ring with merry
sounds. The day will be green spot in
their memories.
Mrs. Langerman has been quite ill.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued since the 14th of May: W. A. Rich
ardson and Patty Clanton; Henry Donald
and Daphne Henry; w, H. Taylor and E.
]. Shelton; w. F. Williams and E. T. Hor-
ton; W. W. Wainwright and Matte sim
mons; Gabe Lyons and Clara Starr Pat
Eagan and Agnes Delaney; Dock Var
brough and Dolly Corwin; J, H. Walston
and M. A. Carroll; G. L. Dilker and Mary
Z. Corgel; Henry Henkle and Jennie Grou
Der.
Mr.. George Dill and bride arrived in this
city Wednesday morning. They are guests
of Mrs. G. M. Dilley.
Mrs. Glass, formerly Mrs. Blackshear,
and longtime-agoo resident OF this county,
has been visiting Mrs. Delespine of this
city.
Mrs. George Matthews, in company with
Miss Matte Dorset, left this city on Tues
day last for visit with her friends in Gal
weston.
Mrs. Hinzie is so much pleased with Sen
Marcos, she thinks (perhaps) she will stay
three months.
Miss G, e. Hayden, of Texarkapa, is Wis
iting Mrs. j. B. Shepherd, at Mr.. G. e.
Dilley's.
Mrs Hal y Ford recently made trip
into Louisiana, visiting Lake Charles. She
will soon pay her accustomed visit at the
north aad be absent sometime on business
and pleasure.
Mr.. Carver, formerly resident here and
we'll known as connected with the railroad
company's carpenter shops, is to be married
the 18th inst. to a lady in the east. They
will reside in Marshall, where Mr.. @. is now
employed.
Mrs. William E. Mott places all the Pal
estine ladies' in the background-her last
gift to her devoted husband was big boy,
weighing 12I pounds. There is "solid" Joy
in that family now, and William is the
proudest man in the shops. s..a,s
Judge Reagan's friends were happy to
see him out riding on the 3lst. The,
Judge is rapidly regaining his strength
and is good for several long terms yet.
On Sunday last, June 3, Mr.. Herman and
Mrs. Margretha Schimmel, celebrated their
silver wedding on the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage, at their residence in
West Palestine. During this time twelve
children have been born to them, seven
sons and five daughters.
Episcopal entertainment. Opera Hall,
June 10Th.
Tuesday evening the chandelier fell, break
ing the lamps, igniting the oil and causing
considerable excitement. The flames were
extinguished before any material damage
was done.
Married-At the residence of the brides
father, DIR. j. r. Mitchell, at 8 O'Clock,
a. M, Wednesday, June 9 1883, by Rev. B.
AbernSthy, pr. j. b. Florence and Miss
Greenville lodge knights of Honor have
been invited by Caddo lodge TO attend the |
picnic at Caddo Mills on Saturday, the 10th |
inst. A pleasant time is anticipated, and
it is hoped a goodly number of the members
will attend.
The ice-cream and strawberry festival at |
the residence of Captain Spencer last Fri |
dsv nipht for the henefit Of the brass band !
was very enjoyable affair and financial |
success, over $50 being realized.
Miss Sallle Blasingame, OF Galveston, is |
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. b. Harrison.
Miss Carrie Brown, of Jefferson, is visit |
ing Miss Laura Cameron.
Died, Monday, June 4th, Of consumption, |
Mrs. Belle Puthuff, wife OF +. A. Puthuff, |
and daughter of Mr.. w. X. Graham. Mrs. |
Puthuff was an excellent Christian lady, |
and bore her long suffering with patience |
and fortitude. The bereayed husband and |
relatives have our sympathy.
WHITEsBORO.
Mrs. Bob Laughlin, OF Collinsville, pass
ed up the road on Tuesday to GAINESVILLE,
where she will be one Of merry company |
TO witness the marriage Of her cousin. Miss
We are glad TO learn that Mrs. Jake
Mayfield, who has been very i'll, is improv-
Mrs. Trueblood left Monday, TO visit
Mineral Wells and Bolton.
Miss Tommie Bone, a charming and &C
complished young lady from HickoTg,
Withe county, Tennessee, Is visiting the |
family of T. II. Davidson.
Mrs. r. ID. Wear, Of Fort Worth, is visit
ing the families Of her brothers, II. Z. and
]. X. Jamison.
Owing to the indisposition Of Professor
Carlisle, the school here closed June sth,
without examination.
KAUFMAN.
Miss Nellie Martin. Terrell belle, is Wis