The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-20

ID. NJ. Oldham, ofTerrcll, is in the city.
Mr.. A. Pastoriza, of Houston, is Mt the
Windsor.
Col. II. Brewster, of Houston, is at the
| Windsor.
Mr.. Sigmund Loeb is still confined to
his room by sickness.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Clover left last evening for
Cleburne on visit to friends.
FIX. Mcfarland, general store-keepcr
of the Gould system, is in the city.
d. a. Robinson and II. \. McWilliams,
of Denton, were in the city yesterday.
Abe Block returned yesterday from q
several weeks sojourn in the North ana
East.
Mr.. j. X. y. Gillespie, n prominent at
torney of Houston, is registered nj the
Windsor.
Mr.. w. II. Coyle, chief of the Houston
fire department, is stopping ut the
Windsor.
Miss Pearl Wheeless, of Waxahachie,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Wheless.
W.. c. Bailey and George w. Herbert
of the secret service of the Gould system
are at the Windsor.
Mrs. Charles Fred Tucker and children
/
where they will spend the summer.
Il. H.. Snodgrass, formerly of this city
but now resident of san Antonio, Is
here attending the bedside of his mother
who is seriously i'll.
w. A. Crowdus, who has been clerking
for Mr.. w. l.. Williams, druggist, left
| last evening on visit to Bowling Green
| Kentucky, his old home.
George f.. Bacon, examiner of the New
Home Sewing Machine company, most
agreeable, genial gentleman, made the
HERALD a pleasant call.
Mrs. j. c. McNealus and daughter
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. &. NJ.
/ Davis, leave this morning for San Anto-
Mo OH visit to relatives and friends.
A. Gunther, leading merchant OF
Milwaukee, is in the city, accompanied
| 10y his travelling man, Oscar Schmidt, a
former resident of Dallas.
Mayor Cabcll, Alderman Maronoy and
party, who attended the State Fircmcns'
convention ut Fort Worth, have returned.
They were delighted with their trip, and
are loud in their praise of the royal man
ncr in which they were treated.
Mr.. Harry Hulen, of Gainesville, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. II. is n can
didate for Land Commissioner, and Il
developing strength that will be felt in
the coming canvass by the gentlemen
who are working for that place.
w. j. Moroney arrived yesterday via
New Orleans from New York, after an
absence of two years. Mr.. Moroney has
Just graduated at the Columbia Law
school, and will make Dallas his future
home. where he expects TO enter at once
i'm the practice of law. lie Is talented
young man of much enterprise, has u
host of friends, and we bcspeak for him
Il brilliant future.
At the st. George: e. e. Beavens
William Rumpcl, Houston; w. lliltsoi
and wife, Palo Pinto; III. \. Mcdowell
Granbury; -. y. Boren, Bolton; B. f
Watkins, Weatherford; Simon X. Bloom
Waxahachie; w. Il. Ramsey, Cleburnc
&. Oldham, san Saba county; j. Il. Con
nevey, Midlothian; II. NJ. Jones. Pulaski
Tenn; w. &. Simms, Washington, Ark.
Willis Ayres. w. II. Cochran, James a
\ Smith, w. &. TinneauN, Waxahachie
William l.. Easlcy, Fort Worth; w. j
Parks, Lancaster; w. NJ. Winn, Farmer
Branch; 4. =. Burte and wife, Mexico
+. j. Boyer, BALTIMORE q. Brewster
Fort Worth; A. a. Thompson, WaNa
hachie; +. NJ. Brooks, &. l.. Jones
Terrell; J. Il. Dowell, Mckinney; J. :
Maynor, Texas; Il. n. Boren, Bolton; j
Brewster, Fort Worth; J. X. Bnmpass
Houston; l.. w. Oglcsbv, Plano; c. G
Marshall, sherman; w. y. Ramsey
Cleburne; J. II. Fox, Terrc Haute, Ind.
w. :. Price, korens; Calvin :. Evans
Portland, Me-; w. p. Rodgers and wife
Florida, Mo-; Harry Colyer, Baltimore
! j, A. Atwood, Augusta.