The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-18

March -, lsSS, at $50 o clock y. m"
The Dallas Social. cub gave hop Friday
evening 10 Miss Emma Brown, Of Sherman,
who was visiting Miss Matte BGrford, A
most enjoyable affair.
The country cousin has been engaged in
the arts necessary 10 produce the bounteous
harvest for which Texas is famed, and con
sequently events OF a conyiyial nature are
few and far between. Yet little while
ami he will bloom into his wonted lux,
uriance.
Those interested in the mixed chorus Of
the Scngertest are requested TO meet
promptly on Monday evening, and all per
sons who can lend aid in the way OF voices
are requested TO be present, without further
invitation.
The sweetness of Sweet Caledonia" will
be further intensified by the acquisition OF
two OF our most lovely ladies, viz: Miss
Wisdom and Miss Howard, who are spend
ms lew days with Miss Slaughter ana
Miss Fit2hugh.
Mrs. j, M. House and Miss Willie Wright
have returned home from Fort Worth,
where they have been visiting the past
week.
-, A few young lady friends of the Misses
turst were entertained Thursday at the
residence OF their brother, Mr.. Paul Furst,
III the "Cedars." IL was the Rosebud
gathering, and most pleasant social affair.
The Married Folks club will give hop
the first week after Lent and grand prepar-
atoms are being made tor the same.
The many friends of Miss Katie Pttman
ami Miss Mamie Brown, of Sherman, will
DC glad to learn that they contemplate Wis
ting friends in Dallas soon.
Clifford Van Sickle, North Texas passen-
ger agent of the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe
road, has removed his headquarters from
Fort Worth to this city, and now he is
fixture of the city.
Franz Falk, the proprietor of Falk's
brewing establishment, Milwaukee, is in
the city, and to-day will be u guest of the
trohsinn singing society.
Col, J. +. Elliott of the HERALD, who ar
rived In the city yesterday morning from
Austin, returns this evening,
Mr.. Bento Mcmillan, of Tennessee, is q
guest at the Grand Windsor.
John Il. ludlum, passenger agent for the
Missouri Pacific railroad, at st. Louis, is
abiding for awhile at the Grand Windsor
also, k. NJ. Dunlap, of Virginia.
Ills many friends regret to learn that one
OF the old citizens OF Dallas, DR.. j. W.
Davenport, leaves to-day for New Mexico.
where he will engage in the practice of his
profession.
Richard l.. Boren, more familiarity known
as Dick, yesterday resigned the position
OF deputy United States clerk NJ Dallas, to
which position he was appointed by Judges
Pardee and Mccormick Dick had q good
position, and filed 1t to the satisfaction OF
all but we opiue that he has better thing
IN view, rs his resignation was to take place
at once.
MIR, X. Thetford, an old citizen of Texas
and a resident OF Marshall for long time,
was the latest victim Of pneumonia. He
died at his residence yesterday, on Jeiler-
son street. i'll this city, where he had lived
for the past few years.
We are glad to hear that DR.. Thompson,
of the medical firm of Locke 81 Thompson,
is dong well after the heroic Cameron
treatment he was subjected TO by his
brother physicians.
We are sure of an opera-house now, as
the $4,000 has been all subscribed,
W. II. Belden, of Galveston, Texas, is
registered at the st. George.
lverson A, Jones, OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, is stopping at the st. George.
Robert II. Logan, of st. Louis, Missouri,
is among the arrivals at the st. George.
Captain William Veal, of Breckenridge,
Texas, is booked at the st. George.
Mr.. Joe Lehman, prominent jeweler of
Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city, guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Alexander Sanger.
f. M. Cain, of Mineral Wells, is in the
city.
Colonel W. W. Wright returned yester.
day from Paris, whittier he had gone on
legal business.
W. NJ. Ballard, detective in the employ
of u good-sized firm, has turned some cry
clever tricks here of late.
Mr.. j, Miller, alderman of Corsicana, is
In the city.
II. A. Craycroft was in the city Friday
and attended the hop of the Dallas Social
club.
Mr., William B King, of Galveston, was
IN the city yesterday, guest of the Grand
Windsor.
Mr., Sam Field was in the city yesterday,
but lett on telegram from a special friend
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wardwell, an accomplished
lady from Evansville, New York, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. A. J. Whoelook
Mr.. A. J. Wheelock and wife returned to
the city from Houston yesterday, and his
friends will be glad TO know he has come to
stay. Gulf oysters must agree with him for
he looks fat and sleek
The theatrical event Of next week is the
| Black Crook.
Rev. G. |. Scotield, the esteemed pastor OF
the Congregational church, has gone to
Paris, Texas, but the pulpit will be filled
| by kew. MIR. DOE to-day.
! w. V. Grubbs, esq.,, prominent lawyer
OF Kaufman, was in the city Yesterday.
| Miss Emma Brown left for Sherman yes
terday, after pleasant visit with Miss Mat
| tie Burford
Judge Triplett, of st. Louis, is in the
city.
DR.. Thomas Taylor, of Kentucky, is in
| the city, on his way to locate at Abilene.
| Mr.. and Mrs Robert Epperson, who have
been visiting the family of Judge Crawford
for the past month, will start for Eureka
Springs Tuesday.
Dick Hale of Palestine, but formerly oil
Dallas, and promising young man, is in
the city, shaking hands with his many
friends.
Colonel C. S. Mitchell and wife returned
yesterday from trip through north Texas
j. s. Jones, a prominent lawyer OF Min
cola. is in the city.
MINEoLA.
The news with us this week Is about as
rare as the buttons ola Romans breeches.'
Hon. J. G. Buchanan made his family Il shor
visit the week previous, the senate having
adjourned till the 18th inst. Mr.. b. b
Hart, of the firm of Hart e. Buchanan, o
this place, returned with his wife on Tues
day, having made very pleasant visit t.
their relatives in Raines county. Miss Lucy
Ellis, of Tyler, is in our city, visiting Mrs
IS. Hogg Mr.. Hogs is also home visit
ing his family.
What can we not accomplish If the vii
only holds OUT Friends, one and all lenC
your encouragement and consolation to Mr.
u. G.; he has concluded that he can sc
along faster, get through lie quicker, an(
keep up with the times better ON Rollers
and, as the Hawkeye has already suggested
the probability of his taking Tor companion
through lite one Of the fair sex land o
course It's supposed that the nearer VI
attain to heaven the more probability o
the periectness of an angel; hence, the sus
picion of concealed wings, and tn,
very visible rollers-by and by the!
can ibid farewell to every fear
and wipe his perspiring face.
Quite u sad accident occurred at the skat
ing rink Tuesday evening. Mrs, Fannl
Teagarden, whilst skating. fell, her com
panion falling at the same time, so that hi hi
skates struck one OF her temples, her spin
also being injured in the fall, rendered he
insensible. She was quickly conveyed HON