The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Max Ilscr, OF Fort worm, was III
the city "Wednesday.
Mr.. II. H. Chatham, of Bryan, was n
visitor during the week.
Mr.. W. q. Conner, of Galveston, was u
visitor during the week.
Miss Matte I.cako loft the 18th instant
on visit To Georgetown.
Mr.. NJ. McClollcn aud wife left Friday
morning for Wootan Wells.
Capt. 4. Il. Wilson, sheriff kaufman
county, was In the city Friday.
Col. W. II. Leasing, san Angola, was
IN the city attending the reunion.
W. n. Bottcrton has returned To the
city after n several days absence.
Mrs. &. NJ. Winklor, cdtross of Prairie
Flower, Is guest of the windsor.
j. j. Giddings, n prominent cnttlcman
of Abilene, was In the city Friday.
W. j. Austin, leading attorney Of
Denton, was In the city yesterday.
II. l.. Wood, of the Corsicana Courier,
was In the city the first of the week.
Hon. Thorp d. Andrews, of Fort
Worth, was Il visitor during the week.
Mrs. Floyd, of TcNarkana, Is visiting
her father, Esquire Murray, ut Kildare.
Capt. Sam Blake, of the firm of Blank
cnship n Blake, left Tuesday for New
York.
:. J.. Mendcz, of Columbus, Georgia,
left Monday for u business tour of the
state.
Col. Robert Burns, son and daughter,
Mrs. Cloud, Houston, were visitors here
last week.
Mai. J. II. Littleicld. of Whitney,
Hill county, was in the city to attend tho
reunion of Hoods old brigade.
Capt. W. G. Walsh, Land Commits
sioncr, and EX-Gov. i. Lubbock, State
Treasurer were In attendance ON the
reunion.
George Morriwoathcr,thop popular tour
list and dispenser of cooking ranges, II
in the city looking as hale aud hearty H.
ever.
Misses Lula and Matte oglesby,
daughters of Col. l.. w. Oglcsby, Plano,
are in the city the guests of Misses Ro-
ena and Emma Patterson.
State Treasurer Lubbock and his osti-
mablc wife are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Smith. The Treasurer arrived to
attend the reunion.
Mr.. John &. Veal, of Jcil'cr,on, was in
the city to attend the reunion of Hoods
Brigade. and was the guest of his brother,
Capt. w. q. Veal.
Her many friends will he pleased TO
learn that the health of Mrs. Paul +.
Erb. who is visiting her parents ut Gal
weston, is much improved.
Misses Josie Stephenson and May
Thomas have returned from Plano,
where they have been spending the past
few weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. w. II. Houston, of Fort Worth,
was in the city Tuesday on Il visit to his
brother, Mr.. \. j. Houston, clerk of the
United States Circuit court.
Col. Elliott. Commissioner in Chief TO
the Worlds Fair ut New Orleans, was in
the city Saturday and Sunday last in
the interest of the cause he represents.
The Queen CITY Guards contemplate
taking part in the procession on July
18th, headed by their splendid band OF
martial music, consisting of ten or more
pieces.
Prof. Henry Frees, of the firm of
Frees Il Sons, music dealers, left last
evening for Chicago, New York and
Canada on tour of recreation, to bc alb
sent several weeks.
+. T.. Dudley, of Coleman; j. Il. Aus
tin, Bryan; ID. r. Rowell, Jefferson; w.
G. Akard and Charlie Lantz, cadets of
the Agricultural and McchanicalCollege,
attended the reunion.
Tho Dallas Pleasure club will give one
Thursday evening, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Al ston. The party
will be given at the park.
Mr.. B. w. Teel went to Deming June
ton, expecting to locate there, but he
concluded that Texas is better than
New Mexico, and he returned To Mckin-
ney. His welcome was ilattering.
Mrs. w. u. Johnson and daughter,
Birdie, and Mrs. DR.. Lyons and children,
with Rev. r.. X. Denton rs escort, all of
Lancaster, have gone to the mountains
of Tennessee to spend the summer.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs and his neice, Miss
Lula Gibbs, of Yazoo City, Mississippi,
who has been visiting him, left last ev-
ening for New Orleans, where the
young lady's father will meet them. He
will be absent several days.
The HERALD is pleased to note that
Miss Blanche Seidenbeitel received the
Encyclopaedia of Universal knowledge
ms prize for the best general average for
the scholastic year, and attaining the
highest merits above two other classes
besides her own, mt the Temple Emanu-
FL school.
Mrs. Lauriana Hisc Stockdale died in
Russellville, Kentucky, ON the 18th OF
June. She was born in Aileghany,
August s, 1900, and had lived in Russell
Vile 10 years. She was II sister of the
late Congressman, Elijah Hise, and
mother of Hon. +. ;. Stockdale, OF
Cuero, Texas.
Miss Carrie Rcinhardt, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. ]. Reinhardt,
arrived home Tuesday from Cincinnati,
where she has been attending school
and pursuing her musical studies, IN
which she has evinced such marked tai
ent and proficiency as to elicit special
Ia a.
Major J. +. Elliott visited Fort Worth
last Wednesday. He is carrying out
plans to organize auxiliary Exposition
associations over the State. His work
i'm this connection and the interest
aroused in Texas exhibitions may be
illustrated by the fact that ON his return
to New Orleans recently he found await
ing him nearly 800 letters, besides tele-
grams.
Mrs. Flippen, accompanied by Miss
Hattie Tucker, went to Bryan Friday
night, to remain with her sister, Mrs.
smith, until the return of MIR. Fiippen,
who is now in Europe. Ills lrienus nave
telegraphcd to him To come home, ana
he is expected to arrive within TWO
weeks. Mrs. Flippen has recovered to n
great extent from her fright on the occa-
sion of the burglary of her residence,
and is now doing well.
Mr. Tim Taber and all his family left
Yesterday afternoon for their new home
In Dallas, Texas. After twenty-one
years residence here they will probably
find il as difficult to forget CAIRO as thelr
friends here will find IL to forget them.
-ICairo Ull.) Bulletin. Mr.. Taber has
arrived i'm Dallas and has opened mt 20
Main street, Edwards old stand, large
iewelry establishment. He proposes to
manufacture and keep fine jewelry, and
his advertisement will appear In due
time.
Interesting incidents of the Hoods
Brigade reunion, Friday, was thus mem
t;oned i'm the HERALD yesterday: Mrs.
Winkler, wife of the late Judge Wink
Ter. who was an officer of the brigade,