The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
Personal.


Charlie CLAYTON is confined to his bed by
u severe attack of pneumonia.
Colonel r. j. Campbell, Paris. attorney
OF the Missouri Pacific, Is 40 the Windsor.
hlr. and Mrs. J. r. Trezsvaut arrived In
the city yesterday from a visit 10 81. Louit.
Mr. Alex Ortlieb left las. evening for
Florida and New York, to be absent some
two months.
Mrs. Mary Il. Priest Of Springfield, ILL.,
nois, is IN the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. N. Leeper
MIR. Thomas J. Hurley, 20 Upper Mon.
tegue street. Montague square, London.
England, IL ut the Windsor.
~. M. Chesshorough. the affablS passenger
agent OF the Vandalia line, with headquar-
ters at st. Louis, is IN the city.
Captain NJ. NJ. Lseper, the popular
passenger conductor on tho ii. & Il. q.
road is spending "A few days in the city.
Mrs. Walter Caruth returned Yesterday
from a visit 10 her daughter Miss Matte
Oaruth, who is attending school at NasL.
vile.
Mr.. L 8. Kelley, formerly resident Of
Dallas, but now prominent cotton buyer
Ia Clebufne, spent the last two or three
days in this city.
Messrs. G. j. 0ooch and N w. Hunter
nI lAesllne, VINO are CONNIE tea pernlhuehl-
| ly with the Great Northern and Interns-
tionsl road, we're in the city yesterday.
Miss Bette Burford of Mortonsyille, Ken.
lucky, Is in the city visiting at her relative,
Judge Burford. II is pleasant to see The
lair ones from this blue grass regions in
Dallas.
Arnott Harris, popular representative
oil this filthy weed as put up by an Eastern
| house, and an ex-Siberian slave, viz q re-
porter on q morning daily, is IN the city
casting about hther and thither in the in-
terest OF his house.
Miss Dixie Crooks, Denison's sweet song
stress, aud MISS Sherod, OF Marshall, are
guests OF Miss Roberta Rlsser. by request
Miss Crooks took the place OF Miss Rosser
IN the cathedral Sunday, and as usual sang
ia her most artistic manner.
Mr. Dean Meredith, prominent Young
farmer of this county, arrived yesterday
from flying trip to Montevallo, Alabama,
bringing bacg with him his fair bride, nee
Miss Sallie Nelson. The many friends Of
the happy couple extend their hearty con-
calculations.
Captain June Peak and wife arrived yer
terday morning from the City OF Mexico on
y months visit to relatives and friends
here. Captain Peak Is a contractor on the
Mexican Central, which line will soon be
completed, making a total OF nae LIZA
miles from FL Paso to the City of Mexico.
IL is expected that the entire line will be in
running order by tho middle of April.
Under the management OF the new direo'
tory the road will afford the traveller safe
aud speedy transit through the very heart
of the republic. D. b. Robinson, a gentle.
man OF extensive experience will be the
general manager, and W. II. King, another
| railroad official OF high repute, will be the
general freight and passenger agent. Cap
tain Peak gives an interesting account OF
the sister republic, and whilst he thinks the
| spirit OF progress Is unquestionably at work
among the Msxicsns, Is not aanguiDe of apy
| their WAYS and manners" II is graft
| flying TO know that the captain was well
treated by the hidalgos, and that his iabers
have been materially rewarded. The
innate OF Mexico he describes as delightful
and healthy, presenting in his own person
= practical illustration of the truth of his
views on that subject. The appearance OF
Captain JuEe among old friends who have
81 often hDnored him Is quite an event, and
his wei ONE will be hearty and sincere.
At the St. Grorgo: ID, l. McLane, Mon
tague. Texas; Il Eds, Il Hatory, Deca-
tur; d NJ Neal, Grapevine; Jno y Brown,
Cleburue; Ed i Taylor, Decatur; w II
Jones. Cleburne; Giles and lady Min.
cola: NJ II Claflord, Hempstead; Il Wells,
Wax haohie; VI Moore, Miss Moore, Fort
Worth; NJ ID Jones, Canton; w Fl Nunlap,
New York; Miss Cora Wightineton, ID
Resgin, Forney; L B Hopkins, Bolivar.
Mo; f Church, Warrengsburs, Mo; Il
Gist, Greenvlllc; o Il Jones', Tyler, Texas;
4 y brian, Tei rsll. W Sian DkinB, CorsicAna;
w II Still, Old Dominion;J X Doran, Kansas
City, Mo; Benz G Bridges, Warrengsourg,
Mo: NJ Haskins and daughter, Longview;
NJ o Mintor, Texas, @ b 0elesby, Plano;
II Lsngsdale. Texarkana; Thos J Brady,
Waxahachie; II ID Dixon, Ennis; f Thomp-
son. Terrell, John Dickens, Huicbins; o G
Terrell; w II Garter. Marshall, Texss; W
P Long and wife, San Antonio; w En.
sits, Henrietta; W o Clark. Grshom; A f
Hnrdie. Spanish Fort; Mike Cohn. Little
Rock; Duke Goodman, Sherman; J NJ
Chathen, Kaufman; u W Morgan. K
Simmons, Mckinney.