The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-23
PERSONAL.

i IL. H. Mcdonald, of Weatherford, is in
the city.
Mr.. Jules Roberts is OIL on trip TO San
Antonio.
Frank j. Smith. of Houston, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. X. Haynes, a prominent citizen
of Sberman is in the city.
Mr. W. J. Murphy, of GAINESVILLE, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
]. M. Wright and wife, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, are at the Windsor.
Mr.. Gerson Meyer, returned yesterday
from visit to San Antonio.
Thos. II. Binnie and wife, of Edinburgh,
Scotland, are at the Windsor.
Mr.. G. NJ. Kendall, jr., of Denton, is in
the city, on visit to his father.
Mr.. Il. J. Smith, manager of the Western
Union Office at Fort Worth, IS in the city.
Captain II. p. Hughes, travelling passen.
ger agent of the Missouri Pacific, is in the
city.
Mrs. ]. W. Field, left yesterday morning
Tor the north ON a visit to relatives and
friends,
Captain W. II. Price, who has been very
! low with brain fever for the past two weeks
: was reported somewhat better yesterday.
! Professor F.P. StClair, of Hamilton Fe-
male college, Lexington Kentucky, left
last evening for Galveston, on a flying
trip.
Mr.. Maxwell, Mr.. S. Y. Grice and Mr..
! Skies went over to Fort Worth last night
to attend the State Sunday School conyen-
ton.
Mike Hennessey, detective of Galveston,
was In the city yesterday, looking around
with the view Of establishinga branch agen-
cy here.
Mrs. ]. S. Tompkins, Miss Emma
Mounts, and Mr.. W. b. Grigg, Of Denton,
were in the city yesterday on q shopping
tour, and were guests Of the Windsor.
Miss Alice Dram and Miss Carrie Fletcher
of the Commerce street. Christian church, left
yesterday to attend the State Sunday
school convention at Fort Worth. They
will be the guests of Mayor Smith, Of that
city.
Captain w. w. Ross, is Just down from
Plano, Collin county, where he has been
stopping for some time. He says the small
grain crops are good, and that harvesting IL
in full blast; many with extra drivers and
teams, are running their reapers to theil
utmost capacity, and from his room in
Plano can hear the midnight whistle and
song Of the driver, and the rattle and clicl
OF the binder.
Mrs. w. J. Keller, daughter. and Mise.
Lucy and Minnie Slaughter, are soiourninl
at White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
They went via Staunton, where Mis-,
Della Slaughter, who graduated ri
tho institute this season with dis
tinguithed honors, Joined the party
along with young Harry Keller and George
, Slaughter, who have been attending mill
tary school at Bingham, North Carolina.
At the st. George; ] r Nelson, Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad Edward Hurley
Sedalia; ID L Bryant, Shermsn;B II Hooker
,, Nashville; + H Greer, Kaufman; EFF Bat
tie, Galveston; w A Caefu, Waxahachie
w A Baird, Ferris, Texas, John N Harris
Santa Fe railroad w A West, Miss Lo,
White, Miss Carrie Jackson. Miss Lucreti
Terry, Miss Mary Green, Lancaster; NJ {
Wolf, st. Joe, NO.; A b Reeves, Columbus
, Ind; G w Taylor, Bartlett, Tenn; d
! Cunningham, Palo Pinto, Texas; James W
= = Barrett, Hadly, Mass; r b Weaver, New
: Orleans; II. p. Pugh, New Orleans; A l
! Henry, Terrell; w q Mcmillan, Corsicana
\ Charles Il Devan, McKinny; J A Graham
a New Orleans; o Davenport, Calvert, Texas
= Il Booth, Birdville;L X Allen, WaxahachiC
/ II N Tally, Fairfield; X Taylor
. Sabine Pass.