The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-19
PERSONAL.

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Hon. /. \. Patton, of Alya RADIO, is reg
| istored mt tho Windsor.
George Dexter left last evening fol
Houston on insurance business.
Judge j. X. Fleming, of Cisco, Is in
the city, Il guest of the Windsor.
Mrs. j. l.. Williams and Miss Fannie
Lamer, are visiting friends in Sherman
Mrs. j. l.. Randolph, of sherman, il
visiting the family of Judge \. NJ. Bur
ford.
Judge A. Il. Watts, commissioner OF
appeals, is in the city attending Federal
court.
Mr.. &. l.. Martin and wife left ycstcr-
day morning for Wooten Wells TO spend
n few weeks.
Mrs. w. O. Connor and daughter Ottie,
left last evening for Wootcn Wells, To
spend several weeks.
DR.. J. c. Story, delegate TO the National
Sunday School convention which met nj
Louisville, has returned.
Col. A. j. Cropsey, of Terrell, passed
through last evening enroute for Color
ado, To look after mining interest.
Rev. Hughes, formerly of this city but
now of Murray county, Tennessee, is in
the city greeting his many friends.
John l.. Lovejoy, Il lawyer of Calves
ton, IL in the city cnroutc To Fort Worth.
He Is mn alternate delegate to the Chicago
convention.
Hon. w. j. Gavin, of Marshall, is in
the city. He will be nominated by ac-
clamation as the next Democratic can
didate for the Legislature.
Col. Il. j. Brown, of Sherman, attorney
of the Texas II Pacific railway, Is in the
city, having come down To attend the
cotton cases, which were postponed.
Capt. a. G.. Irvine, wife and daughter
and Mrs. ). =. Hopkins leave this morn
ing for Nashville and Red sulphur
Springs, Tennessee, to spend the sum
mcr.
Mrs. w. X. Wheelock, accompanied by
her three children, leave this morning
on a visit to Franklin, Kentucky, her old
home, and New York, where they Will
spend the summer.
Mrs. b. |. Jet, with her little daughter
Joyl, of Washington, Arkansas, is now
visiting her mother, Mrs, Belt, who has
been on a bed of Illness for months past,
on Live Oak street.
Prof. w. X. Jones, of Pulaski, Tonnes
see, an eminent educator. is in the city,
and Is negotiating for the purchase of
the Dallas Female College property, and
If he secures the same will open a select
StEtOl loT NOunp ittltN.
Mr.. J. NJ. Phillips, master of transpor-
tation of the Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa Fe
road, spent Tuesday I'm the city, and left
that evening ON his return to Galveston.
lie spoke of the proposed extension OF
his line from this.point I'm northeastcrly
direction in such "A way as To leave tho
impression that such n move was more
tNin possible. A grant of the right-of-
way through The Indian Territory 10
this line would probably cause the road
to take some definite action.
At the 1t. GEORGE. NJ. Humel, Don-
ton; DIR. w. ;. Walker, Texas; James ID.
Faulkner, Gilmore; i. Wilson, Houston
& Texas Central railway; X. =. Kim
brough. Mesquite; J. T.. Faust, Grape
vine; &. Oltham, San Saba county; X.
w. Lively, Canton; J. b. Riddle, Terrell;
l.. T.. Forbis, Clcburne; Miss Mable
Moss, Midlothian; :. u. Oglesby, Deni-
son; J. T.. Cannevey, III. Davidson, Mid
lothian; :. IL. Wadley, Wcatherford; II.
NJ. Taylor, San Angela; J. B. Shumake,
Graham; w. L. Harris, Fort Worth; T..
q. Douglass, Sherman; IL. \. Parish.
Houston; Robert Donwell, Morgan; j. =.
Chapman, Denton; a. b. Bell, Chicago;
John l.. Fleming, WaNahachie; ID. h.
oliver, w. 4. Briggs, Ellis county; J. II.
Wilson, Waco; Harry Colyer, Baltimore;
James Pittsburg, 81. Louis; Sam Hunt.
Hillsboro; q. w. Householder, Kansas
City; q. w. Gum. Denton; James r.
Wright. Morgan; X. l.. Turner, Austin /;
Alex Goldsmith. 1T. Louis; w. I. Law
son, Forsyth, Georgia; w. ii Cundiff,
Decatur; 4. II. Rowe. Ennis, Texas; A.
T.. Wilkinson, Denison; II. T.. Jones,
Elmo; o. b. Sims, Waxahachie; It's.
Slshs Nineola.