The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-18
Dallas Dental Parlors, 7l6 Elm street
PERSONAL.

Mr.. 4. j. Ball. of Wealhcrford, Is regis
tered nj the Windsor
Mr.. A. NJ. Carter, Fort Worth, Is stop
ping ut the Windsor.
Judge j. A. Carroll, of Denton, Is ut
| tending Federal Court.
Messrs. T.. q. l.. Edholm and II. NJ.
Hook, ST. Louis, are nj the Windsor.
Capt. W. II. Cundfl, of Decatur, was
i'm the city yesterday, greeting his many
friends.
Messrs. n. A. Mcmillan and NJ. Il,
rempleton, WaXahachie, are booked III
the Windsor.
j. a. Harris, agent of the Gulf Colo
RADIO X Santa Fo road nj Temple, paid
the HERALD u pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. f.. l.. Marsais returned home yes
tcrday morning from II several weeks
business trip to New York and tho East
W. II. Patterson. of the drug firm OF
lIiclloX ~ Patterson, leaves this morning
for Galveston, whittier he goes on bust
ness.
G.. w. Ely, travelling passenger agent
ofthe Galveston, Harrisburg Il San An
| tonic railway. is in the city mixing with
the boys.
j. A. Blafler, of New Orleans, passed
through the city yesterday, cn-route to
the East, and stopped over TO dine with
Mr.. julie Schneider, his brother-in-law.
Among the arrivals from the Augusta
Female Seminary, ut Staunton, Virginia.
the early part of the week, were Misses
Stella and Addie White, the daughters
OF Hon. Alexander White, of Dallas, and
his granddaughter, Miss Sallie Evans.
The Young folks of Dallas were glad
cnod of the arrival home last evening of
Miss Sallic Jacoby, who has been en-
gagged during the past year ms teacher in
the public schools of Galveston. Her
sister, Miss Mollic. who went To visit
her in the Island City, returned with
her.
c. A. Hotchkiss, for many years COM
mcrcial traveller in Texas, representing
leading firms, but now associated in
business with William +. Bettcrton, at
Louisville, Kentucky, IL in the city. He
has Just returned from a trip to Waco,
Lampasas and intervening points. Re-
garding the crops, he says they are Just
row In remarkably fine condition. Oats
will yield seventy-five bushels to the
acre, in some places. Corn is doing well.
Cotton, for n young plant, Is day by day,
adding joy to the farmers rcviving
hopes.
county, Alabama, is on a visit to Texas.
He arrived here Monday and left yester-
day for Colorado City. Senator Smiths
district is the single county of
Sumpter, that county being suf-
iiciently populous to constitute n
Senatorial district in itself. The poll
ties and the iron of Alabama, have en-
tered the Senator's soul too deeply to ad
nit of his remaining with us. He will
return after brief tour of the pasture
region of this state, and If he crosses the
cattle counties on plug, he VIII find
grass free To hobblc on, and cowboys,
who pay rent, ready TO show him polite
attention everywhere he halts.
At the st. George: j. T. kendrick and
wife, Plano; II. J.. kingsley, Racine,
Wisconsin; w. X. Jones, Pulaski,
Tennossee; j. T.. NJ. Yates, Graham; w.
j. Caven, Marshall; j. Y. Wright, Nor
gan; G. G. Mountcastle, Allen, Ne
braska; l.. III. Jewell, Columbus; j. NJ.
Moore, Waco; John Farror, DR.. j. G.
LogginsSJ. Baldrich, Ennis; b. T..
Greenwood, Breckenridge; @. c. Sumers,
New Mexico; John LOveioy, II. Hall,
Gllveston; Mrs. :. Ninson, Midlothian;
Il. |. Harlan, Marlin; O. w. Gillespie,
II. Eugln, +. -. Neal, Greenville; Percy
G.. Cox. Pulaski, Tennessee; Nat q. Hem
derson, Georgetown Record; @. w.
Lampher and wife, Gainesville; Let
Hurt, Greenville; T.. I. Moore, Wedge
field, South Carolina; John Foyaity, Nj.
Calen, John a. Williams, New Orleans;
Il. Winly and wife, Elmira, New York
w. $. Simkins, T.. j. Simkins, Corsicana;
T.. II. Alexander, Midlothian; J. ii. Hin
derson, Toxarkana; w. :. Fowler, Stoc-
ton, Colorado; DIR. j. e. I.oggins, j.
Baldwidor, John Farrar, Mrs. Nj. \.
Jackson, Eugene Fustner, Ennis; c.
Oldham, Texas; Sam G. Anderson, Fort
Worth; j. ID. Mitchell, Weatherford ;
Frank Northcut. l.ampasas; II. &. Me
Kinney, Cedar Hill; Phil Smith. Fort
Worth; +. l.. Alexander, j. M. Ellis,
Greenville; j. l.. Cobb, sherman; Charles
Maynard F'~ir, Illinois; Thomas X.
Blake, Cisco; Bart. Jennings, Marshall
j. j. Robertson. CRYSTAL Falls.