The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-27
PERSONAL.

l.. \. Dailan and wife are guests ut the
Windsor.
=. G.. Graf, of Houston, is booked at
the Windsor.
W. G. Mcfarland, of Clcburnc. is nj
the Windsor.
w. II. Martin, of Athens, is stopping
ut the Windsor.
II. W. GRADER, WaNahachic, is booked
mt the Windsor.
Mr., Max Elscr, of Fort Worth, was in
the city yesterday.
W. G. Mcfarland, Cleburnc, is regis
tered mt the Windsor.
W. G. Common. of Galveston. is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Col. j. II. Britton, State Railroad En-
ginecr, is at the Windsor.
Charles Schamcr and wife, of san
Angela. are ut the Windsor.
The condition of Mrs. W. II. Flippcn
was much improved last evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith will entertain
Treasurer Lubbock on his visit TO the
Hood Reunion.
Misses Clara and Mary l.lttlclicld, of
Whitney, are visiting their brother, Mr..
Il. T.. Littlcficld.
Prof Geo. i. Mum leaves to-day for
Madison, Wisconsin. His next enter
prise is Crockett, Texas.
Misses Grace I.cal;c and Lizzie Stint
son left yesterday morning for san An
tonic on visit to friends.
Mr.. j. :. Witwer, who was It delegate
to the Chicago convention, arrived home
Yesterday from Illinois, Indiana and
Missouri.
NJ. q. Mcdonald, representing the
ConncrsVillc Furniture Manufacturing
company, favored the HERALD with II
call yesterday.
Max Elser, of Fort Worth, is in town
to organize Penn Telephone company.
lie is canvassing the matter among the
monicd men of town.
Mai. j. II. Littleiicld, of Whitney,
Hill county. is in the city Ia attend the
reunion of Hoods old brigade. He is n
candidate for Comptroller of the State,
subject To the state Democratic convcn-
ton.
4 negro woman, evidently dcrangcd,
passed from Live oak street, across
Main and Commerce to Eryay last night,
holding la hor arms an infant which she
declared she intended to kill. Persons
of her own race took charge of her.
Capt. T.. X. Stiff, Capt. w. A. Rhea, j..
G.. Rhca and Col. Thomas ii. Murray, of
Collin county, are i'm the city in attend
ancc on the Reunion of Hoods Brigade,
and to assist in the arrangements for the
reunion of eX-Confederatcs in August.
W. II. Martin, of Athens, President of
Hoods Brigade association; Val {. Giles,
Austin, Vice President; Robert Burns,
Austin, Secretary, are in the city Also
Mai. James III. Iittlciield, of luling; Capt
w. T.. Walsh, State Land Commissioners;
Hon. John y. Henderson, of Bryan; w.
j. Watts and f.. Ncwsom, Palestine, and
II. A. Wynnc, of Huntsville; members of
the Association, are here Ia attend the
reunion.
At the st. George: Miss Lizzie Batch
elor, Ferris; Il T. lIartzcll, Poughkccp-
sc, New York; VI q Mcdonald, Indiana;
W T. lIatchctt, Alabama; Miss Katie
Balm, Denton; John \ Williams, Pa
White, Lancaster: 4 q Wilson, Miss
Jennie Dody, Cedar Hill; \ Y Wilson,
w VI Smith, G II Bennett, W \
Dashill. Kaufman; Charles | White,
Waco: W B Anderson, Louisville. Ken
lucky; Bonnie White, T. G Dunn, Grape
vine; John Farrar, Ennis; \ J Swami,
Tyler; j r. Miller, Chicago; DIR. y &
ogilvie, + p Holiday, Fort Worth; Il
Harper and lady, TeNarkana; Frank
Howard, o : stephens, Texas * Pacific
railway; NJ q u Thomas, Minden, Lou
isiana; j Long, Weathcrford; 4 ID Rocks,
Woodvillc; l. II Copeland, Temple; y
VI Lee, Baltimore; William \ Edwards
and daughter. Louisville; W Il Wyse,
Greenville: + u Farrar, Miss Mollie
Farrar, Mrs Linnic Farrar. Ennis; J Z
Crane and lady, Mckinney; George u
Ebfcrt, Cincinnati; J w Tender, Wills
Point; J q Eustis, Henrietta; T. II Still,
w \ Rhea, Mckinney; w \ Gray, Wax
ahachie; George Trumbull, Belle Cen
tire, Ohio; T. W Lenneker, Knoxville,
Tnnncssen: - j Shenherd. Fort Worth.