The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29
PERSONAL.

+. T. Pugh, New Orleans, is at the Wind
sor
II. C. Wi;hers Austin, is booked at the
Windsor!
Il. 3. Preudergrast, OF Austin isat the
] Windsor.
George W. Tuthiil, OF St. Louis, is at the
Windsor
+. W. Bal. Fort Worth, is registered at
the Windsor.
DR.. w. Adams, of Fort Worth, is booked
at the WINDSOR
". r. Johnston, Gainesville, is stopping
st the Windsor.
JOHN G. Crump, Of Baltimore, was In the
city yesterday.
4. W. Childress, Duke of Durham, ar
rived yesterday.
S. NJ. Farmer, city marshal oil Fort worm
|, at the Windsor.
G.. II. Copnell, OF Sweetwater, Is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Jonn Bone returned yesterday to Mckin
ney, his future home.
NJ. Csrtright and wife, Terrell, were guests
OF the Windsor yesterday.
J. d. Reed, a prominent cattle man Of
Fort Worth. is at Windsor.
Arthur T. Wilson, the HERALDs Calves.
ton correspondent, Is IN the city.
MIS- J. w. THOMPSON has arrived home
Mr.. Thompson will arrive in a lew days.
w. b. Malard OF Rusk is sick with pneu-
monia at the residence OF Captain Lemons'
CAPTAIN J, A. Trumbull, the vetera n
freight agent OF the Star 4 Crescent, Is al
the Windsor.
Mr.. William Kamsler, president OF the
First National bank OF Mexia, was IN the
city yesterday.
Daniel Russell, attorney at.lSw has To-
Gated hc-e and lie nsed to practice here I
tle Federal courts.
Mr.. Joe Mitchell, one the Forts most
aillbe and courteous gentlemen, spent
yesterday Ia he CITY.
Mr.. FL. Meuielle. a prominent cattle man
o. Austin, is spending lew days with MT
|. COUSIN, Or. J. Il. Carter.
Count A. C. PetIi, OF the Texas Post and
| president OF the BJnemlp club oil Calves
ton, was In the city yesIefdiy.
United States Circnit court adjourned
! S rurday and Judge Pardee let sunday
evening via Houston for New Orleans.
w. w. Young and family after an ex
| tended absence have returned from New
York aud will make Dallas their future
home.
| Collector of Internal Revenue Cochran
left on the Texas & Pacific on important
business yesterday morning, and Will re
turn on Saturday.
ID b. Mays and J. Cannon lett last even
ing for Des Mpines, Iowa, whers they Vi
III AXE their future home. Their many
| friends here wisu them happiness and pros
perity in their new home.
Captain NJ. d. Marley the big hearted
whole.souled conductor on the Texas
Pacific road from Fort Worth TO III Paso,
In the city. II is said the Masonic frater
nifty will give him ride on the goat TO-
night.
G. w. Gano and Miss Katie, his sister
| who have bees visiting relatives and friend'
at Lexington, Kentucky, arrived home
Yesterday, accompanied by Miss Florenc'
Jennings, of st. Louis, who Is the guest o
Miss GAno.
At the St. George: A O Tension, 81
ham, Kauim 90; H Maizdoif, Terrell; u n
Paine, Denton; Ormand Psget, st. Louis
z T Wall and family, Grapevine; 8 West
Shreveport, Louisiana; J J Dickard, Will
Point; X A McKinnie, Terrell; A 0 Petri
Galveston; II + Williams. 81 Louis; Z l
Humphrey, st Louis; 8 Brin, Fort Worth
Kinney; w F Johnston, Gainesville; W u
oven, Corsicana; L J Martin. Grapevine
W II Cloud, Grapevine; F p Kelley, Sar
Francisco; A NJ Rixey. Sherman, Miss
Lucy Maxey, Texas; ID II Pulvie. Texas
JEM Yae Grapevine; X o Turner, Bos
ton, Massachusetts; T Smith, Chapel Hill
John Farron, Ennis; Miss c Oldham, En-
Ryan Sherman; George G Coleman. Gal
weston, H Stands and daughter, Forney
j. Husline. Grand Saline; II Norman,
| tiraud Saline.