The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

tas, year or 10 sang themselves Into heart
aud homss--one osptur,ng n minisisr, an
othsr a merchant, another u druggist, ~
other a lawyer, aud yet not exhausted u
The llst Of onr. spprscia,ive ma, kst whsr'
surh notes sell for more than cash,
Mr.. Stewart Crsvens, a resid, nt OF thl
county who IL we'll Known as the 'amou.
elephant tanner, and tho man who ofiiolslsd
ut tbs birth OF the hrst elaphapt ever bora
N this country, leaves to.dav for Sac An
gela, California, where he will remain sew
eral months With tbs hope OF ourin. broh
ohisl Affection.
joe N. shumate, "Ths Quld Name. ,
Round Rock, Texas, IL In the city.
Mr.. q. Oosrii. Of Budwsiser beer fame
Ia In the city, stopping 1T the Grand Wind
Hojor Louis Richensieln returned home
last ovaning from trip to Deninon and
Mrs. Paul y. Erb aud her little boy viii
liz, lsavs Tuesday for Galveston. where they y
In the hope that Mrs Erb may be bsnsfit'
tod Ia health Tha many friends OF this ex'
csllsnt lady wish her y full restoration 10
he,lth and safe return homo.
Rev. d. u Thomson, OF tho rnbsrnsole
Methods. srrch II this city, Left lsst FRI
day for GALVESTON 10 be sbsept some fitssn
days During bis absence Rev. W. Loomi'
George RI. Sutherland. Oft. l.. harsslls
& Co., arrived home yesterday. He reports
that walking 10 extremely dltsgrseaklo, but
the many baths 10 which he was subjected
on HE route bome we're decidedly refreshing
and healthy.
II O. Miller, OF Louisville, Kentucky, IL
registered AZ the st. George,
r. ID. Weaver, OF New Orleans, 10 stop.
ping al the bt. George.
Mr. Il. Mittsnthsl returned wednesday
from New York, whsre she had been for
the treatment OF her l!itlc san, who re-
turns with her and much improved.
Misses Bessie and Bsrtio the accomplish
I'd daughters Of Coonsl and Mrs.. q. u. Ste.
phen.on, arrived home Friday evening from
Wards seminary, where they have bsen 81
school. Miss Bessie will. accompany Mrs.
Grain and Der son Robert, Of Nsr York.
who have been the guests OF Ser parents
for the past fow waeks, on European tour,
~ stsrt about the lat proximo. About me
Tth inst. they will Join quite . plcsssnt
party, in who,c company thev will travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 0 l.. Edhoim, OF 81.
Louis, ara a. the Windsor and will remsin
until after the Editorial convention. Mr..
Eiholm Is connected with the Poet Dis
patch of st. Louif, aud 10 o. present gu
gagged In writing no Dallas and the aur.
rounding country.
q. T. Moore. OF Lyacbburg, Virginia, lie
Booked at tina 81. George.
Ssmusl l. Dale, Of Galveston, Is az the
Il. George.
w J. Caven, OF Marshall, has returned
and 10 At the ST. George hotel.
Mr.. 4. W. clifford, OF the Evening Light
OF San Aut3nio, favored Us With n cali yes
tsrdev.
Mr. L. Il. Daniel, of the Austin Dis
patch. is In the city and called on ths HER
ALB.
ME- p. Turner, tho rflable ticket
agent OF ths Gould 'ysssm, with bis wife,
= III leave the city during the present week
Tor q ihrea wesks' gcjourn on ais btoihora'
'anoh, close ia Wichita Fslis.
Hon. J. G.. Tracy, Of Houston, was IN the
city YESTERDAY, and poid the HERALD sEnc-
tum u plenssst cell.
Mr.. II. ID. johnson, Of Houston, was in
togn yesterday, aud called az the HERALD
office
Mr.. Joe II, shumate, Of the Round Rock
Qni !-Ngpc, !, IN tho ely, and the HERALD
thoughtful visit.
Mr. Joe -. Milton and wife, ne5 Miss
Jennie Mitchell, OF Loutienn, Missouri,
are in the CITY on n bridal tour, visiting The
family OF Judge w. II. Johnson.
Miss Liza Robbins, Sn attractive aud &C.
Young lady from Boston, IL In
the city, guest Of Miss Ziliah Leo for a
couple Of weeks.
Taptain GEORGE A. Quinlnn, division su-
perintendent OF the Houstoa & Texas o IL
lrsI rsilwsy, has returned TO the city, after
several days absence.