The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-31

Anderson Gratz. of st. Louis, is in the
city.
N. Mcmillan, of Waxahachie, is IN
town.
Colonel L. l.. Clancy, of Chicago, is in
the city.
II. Polkinghorne, OF New Orleans, Is in
the city.
r, G. Adams, of Hawkins, Texas, is at
st. George.
Pm. Compton and wife, of Georgia, are
at st. George.
Professor NJ. Savage, of Little Rock, Ark,
is doing Dallas.
r. D. Welborne, of San Antonio, is stop.
ping at st. George.
Mr.. Thomas Welmeth and wife, OF Den
ton, are in the city.
I'D. Foyan and wife, of the Indian terri
tory, are in the city.
DIR. l.. Il. Locke is spendinga few days
at Lampa.as Springs.
J. M. Hull, of Colorado, was observed on
the streets yesterday.
]. w. Hamilton, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is
booked at st. George.
w. NJ. Abernathy, of Mckinney, Texas,
is guest of ST. George.
l.. b. Curtis, Of Mount Vernon, Ohio, is
sizing up" the Queen city.
Mr.. Il. Il. Fosdick returned yestei day
from u trip to Lampasas Springs.
s. NJ. Syenson, New York banker, and
largely interested in Texas lands. is in the
city.
Colonel l.. W. Oglesby, tax collector Of
Collin county, was down yesterday on bus
mess.
Mrs. DR.. A. A. johnson left yesterday
for Cleburne, on a visit to relatives and
friends.
bud Crawford, Gotham commercial
tourist, and most genial and popular gen
tlsman, is in the city.
Robert l.. Tucker, operator at the West.
ern Union Telegraph office, is sick n bed
with malarial fever.
Mr.. Q. A. Heating was expected home
last evening from Hot Springs, where he
has been rusticating Tor several weeks.
Mr.. c. X. Gano, with Messrs. A. Colburn
u Co., Philadelphia, was In the city yester.
day, and leaves for Galveston this morn.
ing.
w. +, Simmons, assistant ticket agent al
Fort Worth Of the Missouri Pacific and
Texas & Pacific roads, was in the city yes.
terday.
Mrs. Jules Schneider with her two chill.
dren left last evening on the Houston
Texas Central railroad for couple Of week,
visit to Galveston.
w. b. Jerome, general western passenger
agent Of the New York Central & Hudson
River railroad, with headquarters at Chi
J cago, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Leabrook Lydnor, who has been will
US for the past three or four weeks, tool
his departure for his homo in Galveston OF
yesterday afternoons southbound Texa
Central train.
II b. Strange, for long time, head book
, keeper at the Howard oil works, has &C
. cepted the position OF cashier in the bank
ing establishment Of Messrs. Oliver 4
Griggs. Mr.. Strange Is a gentleman o
fine business attachments, and will adorl
: any position he may be called on to fill.
At the St. George: II A Cadit, Littl
, Rock; II V r Cody, Kaufman, A w Eng
, lish. Chicago; II s Ross, Denton; George
Holland, Fort Worth; Jesse Haskins, Den
j.. ton; w Hamilton, Cincinnati, Ohio; l. "
1 Oglesby, Plano; w NJ Alternately, McKln
1 ney; II NJ Hickman, helene; r ID Wei
. borne, Ban Antonio; II Q Adams, Hawkins
q 8 G Maddox, Weathertord; II w Sea, Louis
I Vile, Kentucky; + II Taylor, Alexande
: City, Alabama; H r Parks, o y Sims Wax
I ahachie. II II Deohman, Galveston; ]
!. Dickart, J Q Carter, Wills Point; L Garner
J. y g Beall, Van Alstein; H X Hart, Elmo
4 ] d Cunningham, Kaufman; John W Dick
. nson, Lawrence; Y X Coma, Wilmington
Q Delaware; r Riddle, Terrell; o b Glenn
: ents, Forney; l. b Griffith, Terrell; Mr.
r Flora Stakes and daughter, Texas; W
}. Norris, Longview; Ralh,child, Sherman
sSandsr; n GooE' s. Louis i r < + hu az
Dennis, Colorado; N Compton and wife
= Georgia; William Durham, Chicago, ]
J Randles, Belleville, Illinois.