The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11

his first visit 10 Texas, and We are glad TO
know he is well pleased with our people
and state. He is only on apleasure trip, but
We trust his impression Of the Lane Star
state viii be such that he will conclude tc
locate here. We sat on the same slab
bench with Rush, years aSO, in the old
| "heid hool.house,H in the NOM.
tains Of East Tennessee, aud know he IL
made OF the stuff that will make coed
citizens.
R,S.V. P.-Lady No to lady No. .:
No. l-"Did you receive an invitation to
( a party at Mrs. -----'S Few days ago"
! No. 2--"Yes.r
No. Ibid your note have L. S. V. 2.
on the bottom olii2"
No, 2-''Yes. Why do you ask2r
No. well, would like to know what
that means
No, 2-"lt is French phrase, and in
hnglish means, respond il you please Did
} GU write her you were coming?'
No. mo. | supposed, OF course, she
knew was coming and if she wants me to
answer her notes in future, she better say
80 in plain English. What do know about
her French phrasesa"
Miss Ida Miller, formerly of Dallas, hut
recently Of Omega, Kansas, was married at
the latter place, on the 25th of January. to
MIR. Willis ], Converse, conductor on the
| Kansas Pacific railroad, Tue couple will
make their homes at Wyndott The HEKAID
offers It's congratulations.
! Mr.. Il. Il. Andrews of Dallas, and Miss
! Lille Witherspoon, of Gainesville. were
married at the latter place on the 18th of
January. Mr., and Mrs. Andrews are stop.
ping Mt Colonel Martins, on Ross avenue.
The HERALD extends congral ulations.
Miss Lottie Gosh, of 81, Louis, is visiting
her sister, Mrs, CIV. Wilson, at the Grand
| Windsor hotel
Mrs Jansen, nee Miss MAY Murphy. Is
still visiting her family in Dallas, to the
| delight OF her many friends.
! Mrs. Stafford, the mother og Mrs. ID. II =.
| Morrow, is visiting her daughter.
| Nc, A. j. Nhee'oCk and wife are quar-
| tered at the Capitol hotel, Houston
| &. w, Miller, esq, conductor Gulf Colo.
RADIO K Santa Fe railroad, paid the HERALD
pleasant call yesterday.
| In reply to our young lady friend who
| wishes to know when lady should get
married, We must say we are not good an.
thorltv on that subject. The last time we
advised young lady to wait until she was
older Chen l6). She took our advice, and
she is still waiting, That was twenty years
ago, and that lady hasn't had a birthday
| for ten years She hasn't smiled for Eve
| years, and her last smile was when we were
near her, and that smile was such smile
| that We have always kept out of her sight,
! twill be seen that We said there was no
! theatrical appoint ment for the week except
Lillian Spencer. We learn later that Milton
Noble VIII be here on Friday and Saturday
nights.
We learned yesterday, through our
| felow-townsman. Colonel w. l.. Griges,
that Colonel Fishburn of the Mexia Ledger,
is improving. His many friends will he
pleased to hear this.
Mr.. Alex. Sanger, Mr. Henry Calm and
Mr.. II. NJ. Kahn are in New York, pur-
chasing their spring stocks.
Mr.. W. I. jarrett is now located in
Quincy, Illinois.
Mr. l.. f, Smith did not go to Graham.
II we believe his story he had a good time
in Weatheriord. IL was so pleasant that he
went no farther.
Houston is to have Cinderella TINS week.
Mrs. Benton is meeting with great success
there rs here.
Ii the young lady who wrote us the beau
tiiul letter commenting upon our Sunday
| social column, will send in her name, we
will feet very much gratited; in fact, we
will frame the little note, for her sake.
Dir. !. Duke Murray, business agent of
the Milton Mobiles combination, is in the
city, and paid tho HERALD pleasant call.
Chauncy G.. Pulsifer. manager Of tho
Lillian Spencer Creole company, paid the
HERALD pleasant call yesterday.
W. d. Correll, contracting agent, Louis.
vile New Albany & Chicago railway of Chi
cagO, is at the Grand Windsor hotel.
IL NJ spauldng. Miss Lizzie Spaudine,
Miss Lucy Keller, Mrs. W. A. Rodgers, Miss
Mittie Simpson, are in New Orleans.
Miss Spaulding, of New Hampshire is
visiting Miss Lucy Kelly daughter Of Colo
mel ". J. Keller,
j. A. Noteworthy, of Sulphur Springs. is
a guest At the st. George.
The following parties who attended the
Mardi Gras festivities returned home yes
terday: II. c. Dunn, r. d. Coughnour. G.
NJ. pullman and wife, K. Momand, O. Il.
Momani, J.. Il. Durrell, George IL. School.
kept.
A. NJ. Whellis, II. W. Jones. A. r. Liy.
Sweet, a Il Peck, W. j. Pollard, August
Schneider, J. T. Dargan and wife are in
New Orleans.
G: V, Wilder, Of Waco, Texas, is q guest
AT the st. George.
j. NJ. Carlin, representing Waller &
kraus, merchant tailors of Louisville, Ken.
lucky, is stopping at the St. George.
George d. Flanders, of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad is registered at the ST.
George.
Q. Q. Coffee, of Memphis, Tennessee, is
registered at the st. George.
The following are registered at the st,
George; G. NJ. Brandon. j. II. Bryant,
lIil!sboro, Texas; w. H. Matchett and
wife, Cleburne, Texas; John Conversion, /
Eagle Ford, Texas G. +. Thomas, II. =.
Oglesby, Plano, Texas; J. True Wilson,
Terrell, Texas; James Hn2clte st. Louis,
Mo-; A. i. Graham, Lewisville, Texas:
Sim Slaughter, Dsnyille, Ky; ]. + Carter,
Sulphur Springs, Texas; W. l.. King,
Waxahachie, Texas; IL. Wright Smith,
Ottawa, Kansas John NJ. Harris, Cult,
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroad; T. G. Spence,
Texas II, j Lee, st. Louis; S. Rosenied,
Fort Worth, Texas; 9. q. Francis, Gle.
hurne, Texas; Mrs. NJ. Mitchell, Rusk,
John d. Crosswhite, Missouri; +. l.. Cox,
Leona Texas; w. ii, Justice, Ennis, Texas;
!: IL Crcmer, Denton, Texas; NJ, Goirney,
Gilnor,. Texas; y, +, Eitel, Summit,
Texas; W. r. Wright, T. ]. Broughton, Q. !
l.. league, Kaufman, Texas; j. Ii. MeClel- |
Ion, Cincinnati, Ohio; Henry Werner. For.
ney, Ohio; X, y. Henry. Lancaster, Ohio;
W. Is. Herbie, W. Shackelford, Hawkins,
Ohio; John Mcdowell Salem, Illinois, J,
o, Finey and wife, ], NJ, Houston and wife,
Bremond, Texas.
tMALL TAIN
The opportunity to enjoy sleigh. riding |
was generally seized upon throughout the
state, The "cutters' were, of course, i'm.
provsed and some Of them almost NO.
tcsque, but the spice o, novelty more than
compensated for the absence of style"
The blizzard didn't freeze the course Of
true love, Rural exchanges TEEN with the |
"SilSen Tle,n "Love.kno,s,h "Hymen's
Haller,' aud all the other stcieoty ped |
methods OF announcing that two of opposite
sex have pooled their issues.'
The country cousin has been enjoying
himself ut numerous "parties.n OF course
he did't essay the Gertnduor the lancers, |
and the figures Of his quadrllles may not
have been stricllyon regle, but 1t is safe |
assertion that he extracted that last drop
Of plcasnrc from The golden opportunity.
Texas was largely represented AZ tho car. !
nival festivities osthc Crescent City, almost |
every town sending two or more subjects TO !
do Rex homage.
Marii Gras was celebrated at Bolton and !
Temple by huge snow.balling contests.
ia fly wadcs into your Jelly up 30 bis !
81. a ~. III