The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-06
PERSONAL.

Henry s. Little. OF Denison, is in the
city.
Frank j. Smith, Of Houston, is in the
city,
II. II. True, of. st. Louis, is at the st.
George.
Thomas +. Lawson, of Galveston is in
the city.
JIG. Booth, der festive drummer is in
the city.
NJ. folly and l.. Il. Brannus, of Cisco, are
In the city.
Charlie Dexter is confined to his room by
bilious fever.
II. NJ. Swami, of New Orleans, is guest
of the st. George.
j. Lchenstein, of New Orleans, is booked
at the st. George.
J. p. Ketchum, of Concho, was on the
streets yesterday.
J.. II. Woodhouse, of Wills Point, was in
the city yesterday.
G. Meyer returned yesterday from a
business trip to kaufman.
Judge M. l.. Crawford has returned from
a trip TO Lampasas springs.
Miss Molle Leonard, who has been quite
i'll with fever, is convaescing.
7. r. Anderson, of Waxahachie, is among
the arrivals ct the st. George,
II. A. Allen, fuel agent of the Houston
Texas Central railroad, is in the city.
w. B. Harrison and II. s. Goodloe, Of
Mckinney, were in the city yesterday
G. w. Wilderman and wife, of Fort
Worth, were at the st. George yesterday.
Jimmy Pace, who has been confined to
his room for the past ten days by chills and
fever, is convalescing.
Alderman Thorp Andrews, OF, Fort
Worth, spent the last two days in this city.
He is tip top alderman.
- Mrs, NJ. II. Taylor of Jackson, Louisiana,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. II. Taylor, left Sunday evening for
home.
DR.. l.. Kano of Paris, France, who is a
great specialist for the treatment OF female
diseases, has arrived in the city and is look
ing for a location.
&. w. Ely, travelling passenger agent OF
| the Galveston. Harrisburg Il San Antonio
railroad, with headquarters ut Montgomery
| Alabama, is In the city.
G. II. Kingsley, the popular travelling
passenger agent OF the Louisville Il Nash.
vile railway, with headquarters at Hous.
ton, Texas, is In the city.
| Misses Mamie Ross and Laura CASTOR,
two Of Dallas most charming young ladies.
returned home several days ago from I'LL
nois, where they had been attending school
| for the past nine months.
The following Fort Worth people were in
this city yesterday;
Mrs Howard Tully, on visit TO Mrs. II.
| G. Caller, her sister.
Messrs. A. Nj. Britton and NJ. b. Lloyd,
eminent bankers.
II. NJ, Herman, esq, an attorney Of the
Gould railway system.
Ben Ayres and j, w. Wray, two at
torneys.
W. +. Simmons, union ticket agent, Mr..
Chew's assistant.
Thomas P. Stevens and II. c, Holloway,
COW men of great wealth. and Colonel John
W. Buster. The latter is not altogether OF
Fort Worth. He is president Of the Cont.
mental Cattle company, head quarters at
Seymour.
Attic ST. George; G II Seward hide
pendeuce; J A Chambers, 8. NJ. tat. Co !;
II NJ Beatty, G W Meoner, Plano; G s Wv.
ian, Texas; l. X Allen, Waxahachie;J Lich-
enstein, New Orleans; J b Ehrids, Arkan.
sas; q W Waterman and wife, William
Montgomery, Fort Worth; r II Smith, Miss
Dura Gill, Miss Mollie Gill, Decatur; L ID
Lewis, Weatherford; John Wallace, Fort
Worth; II l. Nicholson, Globe City, Arlzo.
na; II II True, st. Louis; II M Swami, New
Orleans; II 8 Cobb, Starville; I II Ander.
i son, Waxahachie; N w Parker, st. Louis;
A p Sullivan, Mrs 7 g Sullivan, Mrs II Full.
Ter, Wills Point; ] ScruFgions, Plano; ] G
Shotwell, Texas; Mrs MoClepdon. Mrs Net
tic Kembell, Lisboro, La; ] u Gilbert, T
W Minor, Qreenville; John w Warren. st.
Louis; w II Allen, Terrell; B 7 Ledger and
wife, Paris; w s Himpkins, CorsicaLa.