The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-25

matte company, and returned home to bus.
iness Friday morning.
Captain Graves has gonesby solicitation
to Quitman for the purpose of directing q
class in penmanship from thence he will 20
to Winsboro TO take charge of class there
Mr.. and Mrs. Downer returned Thursday
from an extended tour north, having been
absent quite while, seeing the sights and
enjoying the society ofrelativcs aud friends.
MIR. d.. will at once resume business
again in the freight department
OF the Missouri Pacific railway company.
Mr.. w. Il. Freeman's oldest daughter has
been quite sick, but by the skilliul treat
ment OF DR. V. 4. Hart she il now able TO
be up.
Little Claude youngest son of 8. Il.
Bruce. cashier Of the Mineola bank, is quite
sick. DR.. Patten, jr,, is giving him close
attention, and we hope the pet of the en-.
tire household will be able to toddlc around
again soon.
Mrs. billiard Brooks Is now lying onite III
with pneumonia, and her physician, DR..
Mobley, says he has not much hope OF her
recovery.
Missile Giles. youngest daughter of w. NJ.
Giles isnow recovering, after long and
serious illness OF two months or more.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic company has
been playing for three nights past to EN-
thusiastic audiences. The rendition of
plays each night was of very superior
style, all paris being well sustained
Jacta es, alca,
! have lust learned that all the
Milocs are not dead yet,
.our hsrps must hang in sadness still
won She willow tree"
ls, us up and get our ill of toast
lao Kills with out II Tee. Vultus est in.
dex animi and let us not forget--Magna est
vcritas 1t prevalent
PALESTINE.
Mr.. Henry, u wealthy gentleman from
Joliet, Illinois, but largely interested In
Texas. is here, visiting his friend, Mr.. G..
NJ. Dilley.
Miss Ella Evans lett yesterday to visit
friends at Crockett,
DIR. Edward Link, son of one of our Oldest
and most respected practitioners, and
brother OF County Judge Link, has Just re.
turned home, having graduated In New
York at Bellevue Medical college.
International & Great Northern Station
Master Galloway had pleasant reunion
this week, on the occasion of the fourth
celebration of his wedding.
The amateur dancers amongst the young
and let us confess II, the middle.agedo
have Just formed dancing club called the
"Rockaway." They have hired the opera
house two evenings In the week, and will
last until warm weather. Chef Clerk
Wood, OF the International & Great North.
ern shops, is president, and ClaudeS h on.
pard secretary and treasurer.
Petite and pretty Miss Whitaker. of
Houston, has been visiting her friend Mrs,
Maydolc, aud succeeded In turning the
heads OF half the young men OF Palestine
Miss Mamie Bame, OF Illinois, who has
spent the winter here. returns north this
week. She W III leave behind her In Palcs.
tine many pleasant memories and many
warm friends, that her kindly, genial ma.
ture has made for her,
There was very ENJOYABLE childrens'
party al the residence ct Postmaster Pells
this week, on the occasion of the birthday
anniversary Of his little daughter.
Holy week" has been heretofore rener.
ally observed In Palestine. This time,
however, II seems 10 have been partiallv
forgotten, as there have been one or two
sociables In town. One ut Mr.. Hennig's was,
although sparsely attended, quite cnjoyn.
bile. Miss Tex Richardson, OF Athens. Miss
Emma Howard, Mrs. Nellie Slade, and the
Misses Fannie and Mamie Swanson. who
had Just returned from Dallas, seem, 90.