The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29

ing oil the Waco association comr ,arcas -,
ibe Baptist church Friday nig' If, Promi-
nent ministers will be present.
AT the residence OF Mr.. Ed. Allen. in
Mexia, on Tuesday, mo N h ;nstsr -
Esquire W. II. Doyle. united in merrisSa,
Mrs. n. ], Nail to MIR n. II. Allen of
Frosa. -
10 iGynw.
nolney hall Was IN the city last Friday.
Inc 4itses Kelly have returned from
HER fisit TO Jefferson.
l. NJ Kelly, ot Kelyville, is visiting his
bro her q. A. Kelly
y. Nc A, Walker has returned from a
six weeks visit TO Ohio.
l.. i. Aubrey, of Marshall, was in the
city this week on legal business.
u. +. Clifford, OF San Antonio, pleased his
numerous friends he:e by spending u day
Miss Emma Poe will return home this
week. accompanied by Miss Jennie Paul,
one Of Huntsviltes bellies.
X. X. Wake and family have left, for a
visit to Mr.; Wakes old home in Ohd.
The NJ. E.Sdmp-mesting began at Win
terheld Friday Rev. j. T, Smith, of this
city, preached the opening sermon. A new
shelter has been built, with shingled root,
80 proper protection against sun and rain Is
secured.
! The little son of l.. l.. league. Paul, aged
about years, wa drowned in the railroad
lake, back of Mr.. leagues place.
wAXAuACHIE.
Mellette Lee Is very Ill with brain fever.
Miss Jettie Patterson has returned fro IN
Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pickett are at the
Wootan Wells.
Mr.. s. j.. Watulsky has returned from
the Wootan Wells.
Mrs Bascom Mcdaniel Is recovering from
q severe illness.
Mrs. o. NJ. Reagor returned few days
ago from her trip to Alabama.
Sheriff Brady returned few days ago
from business trip to Kansas.
Miss Carrie Penn, OF Georgetown, is visit
ing the family Of MIR. G., j. Penn.
DR.. Kinney and family, OF Austin, are
visiting the family of Hon. Arson Rainey.
Miss Emma Luck, of Eagle Fora, is in
the city visiting Miss Fannie Thompson,
who has returned from her visit TO Alva-
RADIO and Hilsboro.
Miss Matte Dixon leaves soon for Quincy
Illinois, to spend the summer and winter
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell OF Kentucky, spent a
day or two in the city this week. He was 0
! guest OF Or. G.. A. Fars.
Miss Sallie Battle, who has been visiting
!
T to her home in Mckinney.
Rev Dr. Armstrong will discuss the Sab
} bath question Sunday morning at the
Methodist church.
Mr.. SiGdons, wealthy farmer of Selma
Alabama, is visiting his brother, Mr.. J. S
Siddons, in this place.
DR.. Ayers took charge OF the poslofiict
I to-day. His daughter Miss Maggie /,
money order clerk, and his son Willis il
assisting in the delivery.
The Adyentists closed their camp.meet
Ing Sunday night, and many of them hav,
! gone to their homes though there are still
quite nHmber OF tents on the grouEd
Thirteen were baptized Sunday evening.
BoNHAM.
A camp meeting commenced in Suddott
neighborhood, near Valley creek, Thurs
day.
Wesley Weathersby and Miss Lille In
glish, created ripple of sensation by
running away and getting married.
Mrs. Amanda Ragsdale was so fortunate
as to find $27 80 in gold on her lot, in thi.
city, the past week. The money
had been buried or secreted near the smok g.
house, and consisted of five 50 and one
81 90 gold pieces, and is supposed to have
been buried tor years.
Miss Mamie Jones' of Sherman, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
Robert Harvey and family, of Sherman,
have returned from Witt to Tennessee
Mrs. Harvey and Master Earle are guest.
OF Mr., and Mrs. b. l. Johnson, and will re-
main in BonhAm week or two before
going home.