The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13
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Mr., @. J. Moore, Of Fort Worth, Is In tn,
olty.
Y A, Blunt, of San Augustine, 10 at th'
Wind,or.
James v Lucy, OF Austin, 10 booked a
tho Windsor.
Voluey Hall, OF Marshall, is n guest o.
the Windsor.
Captain S IL. Milllkep, OF weatheriori
Is in the CITY.
ID. O. KYLE and wife, OF wentherford. arr
at tho Windsor.
George Q, Collect. st. Joseph, Missouri,
10 at the Windsor.
Il l. Wepf, editor OF the Terrell Times
IN at the Windsor.
John Howard, passenger agent OF the BE,
Line. n In the civ.
q. @. Byrd. Of Fort Worth, representing
the Gazette Is here.
II. II. Kenny, Paris, Kentucky. IL stop
ping at the Windsor.
Mrs. Mathew Cartwright, of Terrell, IN u
guest OF tho Windsor.
Hon. Arson Rainey, OF Wnxshaohie. wal
In the city yesterday.
Captain w. O. Everheart, Of Graysor
county, 10 In tho city.
II. Grcatbouse and wife, OF Decatur, are
guests OF the Windsor.
Miss Carrie Hershey. of Philadelphia, Il
visiting Mrs.. Barnett Gibbs.
w. y. Maxwell, proprietor OF the Eques
trienne troupe, is Ia the CITY.
j. b. pu'key. Grand Rapids, Michigan
II registered at the Windsor.
Messss. @. W. McDonsld and John Cox,
OF III ilsboro ere In the city.
-
man, ~ booked rs the Windsor.
Mr.. l.. y, Yesrger, editor Of tho Wsxa-
hachie Enterprise, Is In the city.
T. Il. Courtney. Chicsgo, Illinois. made
the HERALD a peasant call yesterday.
r s. Kimbrough, oftbe Little Mesouiter,
10 in the city taxing in the convention.
/. Lsing, esq, of Weathertord. is In the
city aud paid the HERALD saDctum a cal.
q orse b. Byrd. representing the Loving
Publishing company, Fort Worth, 10 in the
city.
J. Ludwig was granted divorce from his
wife Ellen Ludwig, on the grounds OF ndul'
tsry
Colonel J. p. Smith, Of Fort Worth, 10 in
tho city In attendance on the cattle convep'
ton.
l.. l.. Tackitt. Of Graham, IL at the g..
George hotel. He visited the HKRALD Office
yesterday.
Crlone. W. b. Wright and Captain FIR d..
Tucker left last night for Graham, Texas,
on official business.
Dr.. Il @. Burner and @. w. RIcket'on.
of Waxshschie, are IN the city taking in
the cattle convention.
r.. NJ. Maddox, OF the firm OF Maddox
Bros d Anderson. general land agents,
A ustn, IS ia the city.
Il. l.. Gage, president Of the Preside
Live STOCK company, with headquarters III
Fort Davis, Is 10 The city.
Mr.. G. Is. Bryan. editor OF the Wichita
Herald, IL in the W, and favored the hkR'
AID with pi. asant call.
Nessrs. Newton Taylor and Woody
White, prominent citizens OF Lancaster,
were In the city Yesterday.
Alex Friend, formerly OF this city but
now citizen OF CINCINNATI, Is in the city
greeting old acqusintsnces.
Hon. W. II. Pope, state senator from
county, one OF tho brightest in
Iellects in the state, 10 Ia our city.
Hon. J. p. Smith, mayor OF Fort Worth,
10 in attendance on the stock convention,
being member OF the asso citation.
Mr.. Oscar q. Murray, general trafno
OF the Gull. Colorado 4 Santa re
way, is in the city on Official business.
DR.. J. 8. Parsons, formerly Of Rockwell
)ut nov one we claim as OF our citizenship,
.allsd at the HERALD senctum Yesterday.
Mr.. B. Wilson Ejgell, Of the Vernon
]uard, Wilbarger county, IL In the city,
md favored the HERALD Office with call.
Robert Mozart, ESQ.,, and his estimsble
wife, are visiting their friends and relatives,
md also enjoying the festivities OF the sea-
on.
Mr.. w. II. Newman, general freight
gent of the Gould lines in Texas and
louisiana, is in the city, and will be here.
everal days.
Colonel ]. L. Cooper, formerly of Illinois,
mt now prominent cattle man OF the Pom
Iandle. Is in the city stopping with his
,ro.her, @ II. Cooper.
Colonel q. W. Geers, the handsome and
.enial editor of the Denton Monitor, IL in
be city, taking III the convention and tho
,pera He f.voIed US vita pleasant call.
George II. Davies, editor OF the Bowie
Iross- rimoers, 10 In the city. He has
aiken TO himself "a vile. aud now also
,wns the Gross. bers. Success TO merit.
Colonel ]. 7 Veal, Of Jefferson, is visit
uC his brother, Captain W u Vest Colo. !
lei Veal who is a lsrge trult-grower says
hat the hard freezes killed the peach crop.
W. A. Beatty, OF Kansas City, live stock
II mt Of the Chicago T. Alton railroad COM
,any, Is in the CITY attending the c0nven-
ion, and made the HERALD office pleasant
1isit yesterday.
Mr.. O'Brien Moore, the live, energetic |
md FEARLESS correspondent OF tue Gslvts.
on News, Is ia the city, Watching the
POLITICAL features OF the convention, and |
preparing for editorial work thereon.
]. C. Mcdonald, OF the firm OF Cam pbell
3 Mcdonald, live stock agents, and DIR
Norris and A p. Geading, society gentle
men, aud p. X. Taylor all OF Cisco, are in
he city and paid the HERALD pleaeant
AL yesterday.
Mr.. A. Meizler returned last evening from
cincinnati, where he wen as delesate from
,one Star Lodge No. OF, to attend the
Jnued st tes Grand Lodge OF the Free
Ions OF Israel. He visited Louisville,
)hicago and 81. Louis.
MIR d Lewis. now the freight agent
4 the rex.s e. Pacific railroad wee George
I. Turner, promoted, at this place, who
IA been on duty since the first instant.
,se nlrsadv by his bon hompie, his Renisl-
ty and courtsoasness, made host oil
riends la the city.
DR.. John e. Ennis. land and passenger
geat OF the NJ ssouri Pacific railway with
n adousriers a. Chicago, is In the CITY. on
lis return from escorting number OF ex-
M sionists to western Texas. TIE mrjrfi y
4 mem Invested in property at Big Springs
nd Wichita Falls.
DIR. George G. Catlett, superintendent of
he Missouri asylum tor the insane, Is IN
ne city. the guest of George w. Frame.
Dr.. Csile,t is largely Interested In the cat
. business In Texas and takes lively In
crest in the proceedings of the csttlemen's
,pven ion now la session.
Mr.. George L. Hill, one Of the most em'-
ant lawyers OF the state, formerly Of Mar
hail but now OF GAINESVILLE. q nephew OF
he late Hon. b. II Hill, OF Georeis, and
ON of the late Il. Pinkney Hi, one OF the
oremo {. most lesro~d and eloquent men,