The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27
PERSONAL.

W. b. Roonbaok, of Ennis, was in the
city yesterday.
General &. W. Russ arrived home yester.
day from Austin.
Mr.. s. J. Houghton, of Virginia, is at the
Grand Windsor.
Mr.. J. w, Dodson, OF st. Louis, is at the
Grand Windsor,
Captain W. Il. Smith, post-oflice inspec,
tor, is in the city
q. c. Nunnelly leaves this morning for
the oast on business.
49, u. Read, Mineoa, Texas, is among the
ARRIVALS AT the st. George.
Charles Giesecke, Of New Braunsiels, is in
the city, a guest at the Windsor.
Judge j. W. Ferris, Waxahachie, Texas.
is registered at the st. George.
Judge Ferris, OF Waxahachie, was in the
city yesterday ON legal business.
w, S. Lane, travelling correspondent of
the Chicago Times, is at the Windsor.
Wolf Morrison, s. Il. Hart, and George
Thompson, Greenville. Texas, are booked
at the st. George,
Miss Kate Gerald, charming young lady
OF Waco, is visiting her friend Miss Bootie
Mckee.
Colonel K. DeArmond, attorney for the
Houston n Texas Central railroad is stop.
ping at the st. George.
Judge j. NJ. Hurt, of the supreme court
arrived home yesterday from Galveston
and will be here several days.
Walter Gresham, the attorney for the
Gull, Colorado Il Santa Fe road, was in the
city yesterday, and left in the evening for
Galveston.
The real, live, wide-awake Duke of Dur.
nam Onildress, turned up yesterday, and is
| oil again, paying his welcome visits 10 his
many patrons throughout the state.
| j. Nj. Williams, the popular assistant en-
gineer OF the Gulf Colorado 4 Santa Fe
railroad, arrived in the city yesterday, after
several days absence, from Galveston.
Colonel George +. Afford leaves this
morning for Monterey and Saltillo, Mey-
leo, whittier he goes with the view of bet
tering his health. He is great sufferer
from neuralgia.
| w. J. Wood, George IL. Start, c. Il. SEQ
vile and Joseph Farduher, of Evansville
Indiana, were guests at the st, George yes
terday, en- route for western Texas, with
the view OF establishing cattle rancho.
| l.. A. Dohen, A. W. Littig, Nick barrow,
Ike Cohen, conductors ON the Houston Il
Texas Central railroad, and DR.. Boyles,
Charles MMsden, surgeon and clerk in the
auditors office, were in the city yesterday.
"A more social, congenial set of gentlemen
never struck the city.
| Mr.. q. ii. Schoonmaker and M.ssrs.
Chase and Overstreet, his assistants, the
/ unsurpassed newspaper directory men, who
have, during their brief stay here, made so
many warm friends by their urhane man.
ners and general iar dealing, leave to-day
for Little Rock, Arkansas. They are thor.
ough business men and pleasant gentlemen,
and the HERALD wishes them success
wherever they may 20.
| AT the ST. George; n w Heard, Decatur,
w Il Smith, Paris; RR Gaines, Farming
ton: Wolf Morrison, S X Hart, George
Thompson, Greenville N Il Sparks, Miss
Helen Formeth, Mrs. Ida Hudson, Alya.
RADIO Banks and vito, G q n ST Il Il ;
Waxahachie; II NJ Strickland, Des Moines,
Iowa; @ Il Scoville, George II Start, Evans
yi'le, Ind. II + Speer, st, Louis, Mo. ;
Joseph Farguher, W ] Wood, Evansville,
Ind. d + Read, Mineola CIV Nealy, Il
NJ Phillips, $ l. Dey, jr., Terrell Pat Can.
houn, Houston; q II Alexander, Forney .
HIP Ogleshy, Plano; Il DeArmond, Nc.
kinney Phil Waldhein, Galveston ID b
keshey, W II Townsend Eastand T;
IL I Stephens, Fort Worth Ed Fargo,
Deming, New Mexico; II u Halsey,
New York; NJ Heath, Dallas county
W ID Roorbach, u I Firth, o h Kirkland, b
Lakewood, Ennis; II z Turner. q A Park
Cisco L Coleman, Athens; Edwin S
Cant, Fort Worth; Charles Il Brown, s W
Ming. FP Powell, J Braly, Waxahachie
Wm David, NJ + Haggerty, Chicago, H.;
Zimmerman, Cleburne, w N Barron and
wue, planoi Dickard. Wills Point; NJ
Raley, Terrell; J O Preston, Jefferson
Frank Avent, Murireesboro, Tenn, j ID
Alexander and wife, New Orleans, La.