The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17

A H. Baurland, former pastor Of the ~
az a,reet Methodist church, IA In the Guy
,nending a week with the family OF Captain
II M SwlnK and other friends. "a.
q. w. Middleton, Of Jacksonville ieh"'
IA booked at st. George. ,,-..,,,. Al.
Miss Louise Cooper, OF Hunisvliieri h
bama Is visiting her her SIS, sister, o.E m s,eet
Cnptain William Wo-den, sheriff oil COLIN
county, and his wife, are guests at the o''
Mrs, Kate Wilson, OF Mineola, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, J. w. Brady. Mia.
Mrs, Julia Curl and her daughter, MISS
Laura. OF Nachadoches, and MA. L. ..
Wiley and sol, Morgan, OF Tyler; me
guests of the family Of Captain j.. 1. Neel,
Judge d. b Confeld, OF Philadelphia
Judge A. P. Mccormick, of the Federal
court, and his family, left last evening ior
Graham, where he will make his nome Io IN
the future. In his departure Dallas loses
a good and worthy citizen, :. no
Miss Lizzie Spaulding, OF Denton. IS the
guest of Mrs. G.. N. pullman, this city.
Mr.. w. Hunstable, who has been III TINS
city for some time, left last night ior NC
Kinney, to make preparations LOT the r.
moyal of the shoe factory, OF Hunstaole
Brothers from that place to Dallas, next
week.
Some slight sickness IN our town the
week past. =,
Mrs. DR.. Bailey one of the teache > in
the public schoo', was confined to her room
several days with measles.
Miss Minnie Patton flied the vacancy UNI
til Mrs. B .ilev was able to return to the
,hoo'l Jom.
Minneola is gratifed to learn that stu
dent of her public graded school was sue
cesstul applicant for the West Point cadet
ship. Mr.. r. l.. Houze, a talented young
man Of Rusk county, who has been here
for severel months, und the specia, IN
struction of Superintendent w. M. Crow
YVES appointed to the above position rom
this congressional district.
Mrs. Car:issbell and son, mother and
brother of Mr.. Blake Campbell, cashier OF
The Golld sys' m at this place, arrived IN
our city O. the S.h instant, from their ola
deed, to welcome them to their new home
among us. They purpose making Mlneola
the home for while atleast, and we hope
1t will be pefmar ent, for any city would be
proud of such acquisitions. Mr.. Attaway,
Prot. Joe Howard, b other OF Mr.. B.. M:
Howard, and Mr.. Donigan again visited
our thriving little city the 9th instant, and
were the guests of Prof. B M.Howard. Mr.
j. R. Richardson, of the firm of Jake
it convenient to be with his
numerous Mineola friends on the Sth inst.
Mr.. Willie Wigley returned few days
since from Hot Springs, e .ansas, quite
recovered from his ill health.
The followers of ITALIA are now to be
found daily in small parties, on the differ
e it beautiful lakes surrounding our city,
feasting on the fi1ny tribe. Then perhaps
the brave Nimrods will contribute to the
feast, from their bolntiful supply OF
trophies from the field. And truly tits a
princely repast enjoyed on these occasions
The lawyers Of our city were away at
Quitman all the past week, ard, indeed,
every week; certainly on business. Does it
speak well for our county that they
sholld find it necessalJ to abs ent
themselves so much from their loved ones
attending to business?
Music, Poetry and F'owers-three sisters.
Twas said that the luoe of Orpheus was
strung with the sinews of poets. We know
that music mpch resembles poetry. And
too, it is ever when we gaze on flowers, q
dream of music steals DER us, Getting a
strange, sweet spell. In wave, or bird, or
soul, all these breathe sweet music, which
is only faint reverberation of the ,grard
melody-upon the waves of which the
planets roll.
When summer winds move among the
forest lea yes, making low sweet music,
reminds us of what the piping OF Fan on
his syrinx was. And when winter Winds
coming in blast, scattering those leaves
to the brown earth in the rustling thereof
is sad wall. Such music that tells the
grieved heart of the friends who were once
as the leaves in summer, fresh and vigor'
GUS with life. Now their Iodies have been
shaken downoy the rude hand Of death,
and they lie as those dead leaves, moldering
into decay, only to be resurrected again to
a new and mo e beautiful life. The morn
ing stars sang together in one grand Choir
us; the angels whispered music among the
cedars of Lebanon.
Music, the grand ruling spirit OF mans
SOUL when all else mioht fail that will IL
spire him to better anL higher thingsl
Music is gloriou, medium where man
and angels meet tits calling us away from
the dull cares of everyday life for short
season, to our neighboSing city, Dallas.
Many of our towns people are e. oecting
t. attend the great state S@1gerfest the
blowing week. We expect to enjoy such
a least that we will return home rejoicing
and feeling glad that We live, forgetting all
pains and griefs, having our souls music.
hallowed
Music exalts each Joy,
Allays each grief.
Expes diseases, softensee IN pair .
subdues the rage of poison and OF plague
TYLER.
Miss Matte Gayloid Smith lectured at
the opera.house Saturday night to good
house on Mormanism. she has splendid
delivery and handled her subject, which
was a delicate one before mixeu audience,
IN mastery manner. a noticeable feature
of the lecture was that as much was said in
foyor of this institution as was against 1t.
he oh ~ h,o 10 m
less IL is TO get money, is problem that
does not seem to have been solved in this
city.
Miss Nellie Byrd, representing the Sunny
South, OF Atlanta, Georgia, spent day or
two here this week very proftably. She is
a charming young lady, and makes busi'
ness wherever she goes.
Brack Robertson. esq, ACCOMPANIED by
his wife, spent several days this week with
relatives in Upshur county.
Mrs. w. II. Morris, of Seorey, Arkansas,
Is visiting her brother, Mr.. J. j. Hamilton,
on West Elm Street.
Messrs. Hamilton and Green, OF the city
press, purpose Attending the State Press
association at Dallas, on the l6th.' IL is not
known that either Of them will make men,
bers of the Mexican excursion.
Rev. DIR. Anderson, pastor OF the Baptist
church, is the delegate from this part OF
the Baptist vineyard, TO the Waco conven-
ton. Among the visitors are Judge J. Z
White and daughter, Miss Ella; ]. II. p
.per and wife, Mrs. Lou; there are otheU
~ but their names could not D.
M Fred G. Prohst no haz kltshd-
ing MAlan's cemmerc ] at Gle
burne, N<peuding sey--Y at home:
opel htnise ny. when be wall
finish his course
Mr.. Walter BOnHally Uro vent TO At