The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
PERSONAL.


james r. Merchant, OF Galveston, is At
the Windsor.
Mr.. O.. p Edddga, of Galveston. is reg
istefed ~ the Windsor.
J. Woismep, prominent merchant OF
Marshall, is ~ the Windsor.
"-Naibr A. N. britton AMI Wii., Of Fort
Wortn, srs guests OF the Windsor.
Mirs Anna Turuer OF Fort Worth is Wis.
itirg hei brother, Mr.. e. p. Turner
w. II. Murdoch left last evening for Fort
Worth, on flying visit TO his brother.
Col. j. p. Smith. Mayor OF For. WORTH
vss IN me citv vpRrsrdNv on business.
Cspt. Robert Mozart, OF Fort Worth,
Was 10 the city yesterday on legal business.
Captain Mart Forman, = popular st..
Louis commercial tourist, is 81 the Wind
sor
G: J. Campbell, superintendent Of the
Pacific Express, is registered At the
Windsor.
He. wi,hora Of the land department
OF tho Texas and Pacific railroad, is a. tue
Hon d. Il. Scott, prominent attorney
o. Paris, TeTas, 10 the city attending tho
Federal court.
Mr. David Turk q prominent merchant
OF Jefferson, is In the city aud stopping al
the Grand WINDSOR.
Tom Scott travelling salesman, represent
ing Blankenship & Blake, loft last evening
Tor = tour Of eastern Texas.
A. J. Wilson, freight agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific roads, returned yesterday
from trip to New Orleans.
Dr. ]. N. b. Dodson. a prominent citizen
OF Nevada City, Mi'souri, Is visiting his
step.son, Captain G.. NJ. SWnk.
Hon. 7. F Nash, member of the leglss-
ture, leaves for Austin Sunday evening TO
attend the converting OF that body.
;IHer many friends will be pleased to learn
that Miss Virginia Murdoch, who has been
quite III for the past few week. with typhoid
fever, is convalescing.
Mr.. Volney Ryan, a genial commercial
traveller from 81. Louis, 10 in the city Ire
HERALD Acknowledges the courtesy OF
call from the gentleman.
Mr.. John Douglas, of PinoD Blanco,
Mexico, is In the city. and paid the HERALD
office an agreeable call. Mr.. Douglas is a
brother OF Douglas Bros, popular business
men OF this CITY, and will remain In Dallas
their guests for several days. The HERALD
trusts his stay 10 the city will be pleasant.
Mr.. L. L. Cheney, the grave. the sedats,
the Just and the pure representative Of the
celebrated Chicago hat house OF Keith
Bro : & Co., 10 In this city, telling his
good yarns and making himself generally
agreeable. Cheney Is one OF the most
popular Commercial travellers who visit
Texas, and his many wiRning ways has
made him hosts of friends in the Lone Star
state. The HERALD always welcomes him,
and hopes he may live long and prosper.
At the st. George: II Lonss, w A
Lenes, Knoxville, Tennessee; w X Fogg,
Bangc, Virginia; Il Turney, Arkansas;
b Lewis, Denton; Al Chinthane, ksuf.
man: A III SigEins, Kansas CITY; + J
Bryan. Morris, Texa-; Y Y Scott. Thomas
Ceilam. Terrell: Jacob Kahler, Austin; l. l.
Chsncy, Chicago: y Parsons. Kansas
CITY; James 3 Casnigamer, Greenville; O =
rarrans. Jef1srso-; Miss Nora Ray, b
s'rinzer, Mount Vernon; Tom Thornton,
Houston; G Maupsr, Austin; r Griffin,
Miss Jessie Wheeler. Miss LIZZIE Simpson.
Richardson. Texas; ii T Gillian. Orerton,
rexss: r V Turner. Miss Dora 1is.s. E.
ne: W b Leslie. Rich Hill. Missouri;Jndge
JE Martin. Fort Worth; NJ Strong and
family, Mexia; w z Donsid, ] Il P0incy,
I,ampasas: w b McUabe, Sidney, Ohio;
w II Hewlett, st Louis; L Nyer, Conor.
Texas; q G Mounfcasile. @ u Johnson,
Hot Springs; NJ Cheafham. kaufman; J
7 Sullivan; W Johnston, Mobile; w s
Aenew, Allen; J Brown. Sherman; II @
Bridges. WsrreDsberr; L ID Hopkins,
Boiver, Missouri; } ] Lockvell, w
Parker. Denton county: T 9 R1Rei, Mes
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