The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-02

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but will resume her visit In day or tao.
Rev. J. ". Murphy, o. Fort Worth Is.
spending to-day with friends IN the city.
Mr., Chap. Brotbenon, WITH Sanger Bros,
has been laid up for u week with sickness
He Is improving, aud will soon be out We
hone.
Miss Emma Wood, the charming sIstor Of
our Mr.. y o. Wood, We heal, will here
after sing In the choir OF the Fust Baptitt
church.
Mics McGehse. a Mississippi belle, Is the
guest Of Mis. Xllah Lee.
George W. Tuthlll, OF st. Louis. the
agent OF the 81, Louis PAPER company, Is
IN the city, CUES, Of the Windsor.
Miss May D'ck-on IL yet absent on y
visit 10 friends ia Austin, San Antonio and
Ga weston, rare treat 10 them AZ wen M
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Ballard have returned
from their wedding tour to Galveston,
whittier thew went on the 10th uliimo.
Captain Ben Jones, ex-sheriH Of Dallas
county and now n resident OF buffalo Gao
nnI 'aai.y are In the city visiting friends.
Captain W. q. CoDDor, o. GiIvett5n, Is In
the city.
sumo the duties OF sgent Of the Gould lines
here to-day, vice Mr. g II Turner, who
has been appointed division freight agent
Her many frinds will regret 10 learn That
Mis- Josie Stephenson il confined TO her
bed by severe coneestive chill.
Mr.. Robert Berry. formerly Of Dallas but
now OF Fort Worth, and a prominent cot
ton buyer, Ia In the city visiting friends.
Mr., Henry joiner, clerk Of the district
court, has returned homo from the New
Orleans Mardi Grss. While in the Crescent
Clty no took in the Mardi Gras sights anu
r,veIlrd with the reve lers and gazed upon
the pelicans OF Louisiana.
Her many friends will regret to learn OF
the Il mess OF Miss Ida Booso.
Miss Mamie p. Fowler, OF Buffers Land.
inp, Tennessee. Is In the @ te visiting the
families of Msssrs. Kirkpbtrick aud Kirk,
of Noland g. McRosky Hard ware company.
Mr. Louis Leamau, Of New York Ia In this
city, Mr. Leaman In brother nf Mics
Cummins OF Curry notorietv, who was so
nobly remembered by the citizens Of Dali
las. He holds In high appreciation our
people and speaks in kiDdes' terms OF all
those who showed her kindness when the
ey days were upon her.
Harry Runde, representing N. X. Fair
banks & Co., 81. Louis, Missouri 10 at the
Windsor
II. q. Pi,tsburg, OF Monmouth, Illinois,
4, at the Windsor.
Judge G. N. Aldridge. OF this judicial
district, who IL holding court Al Wsxa-
hachie, came home Saturday night snd re-
turhru W hio ."ne'"' ou'"' Je9'ei""y
Frank P. Mcclure ia confined to his room
Alderman John Spelmsp returned yes.
terday from Mardi Gras ana inspection OF
the street pavemen'S Of New Orleans. The
city did not pay his expenses.
Judge J. M. Patterson and daughters,
Misses II ena and Emma, returned yester-
dAy from Q visit 10 Galveston to attend the
n srdi Qpau fpativitioA
Mrs. +. A. Rhodehsmel. wife OF our a..
sistant pos master, arrived home yesterday
from a visit TO New Orleans.
Mr.. William Wood, OF New York, arrived
Yesterday, and will connect hir self with
LOOMS d Mcclure. in the 81. George bar.
AUSTIN.
Mr.. John Roxboyough, a prominent
young attorney OF Bolton, was In the city
during the week.
State Engineer Brition paid his head.
quart rs q living visit, but catching sight Of
o somewhat ancient and cylindrical aqua
rum sent him by friend, he Immediately
lett on tour of inspt ction. O lionel Brit
ton 10 q jovial and most excellent gentle.
man, y skilled engineer. ard Is making an
efficient and popular tiicer.
Hon, w. II. Westtall, OF Barnet, IL
spoken Of az a probable candidate tor the
senate In this district. He served one term,
and proved himself wise and cool-headed
leci.lator, whose serviceB were eminently
satisfactory 70 his people.
Mr.. l. b. Dsvi', Of Ceburne, was In town
Thursdsv, on business
Bud Driskili a prominent stockmsn oil
this city, Ia anxious to scoop In the fence
cutters and is Offering additional rewards
for the com munist who cuts fences.
C. W. Peers. Of Csddo, Indian Territory,
was in the city Friday on business.
Mr.. william Oliphant and his efficient
assistant Mr.. Malone. corresponding clerks
in the comptroller's Office, are Kept Dusy
answering le,ters nowadays. Tfeformer IL
an old-iimer at the business. writes n beau
iifnl hand. and the pair ave most excellent
and popular clerk. Both bear unmistak-
able hsbi of ep,curean habits, and n To-
ing 20 dlsturbe their equilibrium NJ tor one
to hint at juicy ronsts, steaming stews and
toothsume yiunds, over which i am ted
.bey are won't to linser long
and aff.ctionately. There are other
cleI ks in this department whose rare bust
mes. qualities and exec lent department
are worthy Of special mention and they
will be touched no IN due time.
Webster, 1t was, who once informed n
young man mat there was room rt The
top," aud Mr.. Dudley Wooten Treyis
county's popolar and efficient attorney, ov-
identity believes there IL, end II 'tndions-
ness. attention 20 hrs'ness NM 'm'nen'
ability win in the battle Of life, he VIII car
tsiniy find room at the top. He exhibits
nn,ion vt sound, discreet judgment and
common sense, and these quail ties coupled
", n an excelen literary anu legal educa
tlou and miad OF more tnan usual bril-
l,ancy, 10 destined 70 mo lid aud fit him tor
no mean part Ia the political future Of this
great common wealth.
SOCIETY AT INTERIOR POINTS.
The elocutilnnry entertainment at Mar.
vim college, WaxAhach,e, on Friday night
drew n good audience. Most OF toe pro-
ersmme was very int ret ting and we'll
rendered. The young ladies' on the stage
we're dressed Ia Martha Washington style.
Add Q head and arms 10 the fiustrum OF a
cone and YOU will have ali illustration OF
this century ago fashion. The military
company presented Q 6ne appearances In
their new uniform and went through the
ing their brisf practice. TIE total door ieeu
amounted 10 about $50; net proceeds, $50,
The frs Bohemian grand masquerade
hall was given At the Bohemian school
house near the college last Saturday night,
near Bryan. Several Bryauites attended,
and speak highly Of the entertainment.
Two PRICES we're awarded to the best mas
ouersdsrs, and Miss Louise Gerke ssd Mr.
v. Marx took of the leurels.
The .lsdies Of the McKiDnsy Methodist
church gave a fish and oyster supper on
Tuesday evening, for the purpose OF I'M
proving the church, aud we're quite success.
full. Aside from the good supper to be had
It vas . joyous occasion throushout to ell.
On last Monday, says the Whitesooro
News, ex-GoxerDor Lubbock "es VISITING
our town and promenading our streets With
his ELK nat or. a. the came lime the mem
bers OF Q minstrel snow which played here
that niaht. we're here and they also wore
silt hats The governor was sco,sied oy
our worthy postmaster and asket Il he wa
the manager OF the show rrN what time his
men would parade. The governor smiled d
''sm,le boin chiiolike and and" and re-
plied that he only occupied subordinate