The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
PERSONAL.

Thorp Anderson of Fort Worth, was in
the city yesterday.
Judge Aldridge convened district court at
Warahachie yesterday.
w. M. Day and wife. Of Rome, Wise
county. are in the city, visiting friends.
G. w. Crulcher, left last evening for Chi
huahua, Mexico, to look after land in
terssts.
Judge James Baker, prominent lawyer
OF Houston, was in the city yesterday on
legal business.
Captain II. Smythe, tho "'''or Of the
Weaiherford Times, was ID ;ny city yes.
terday and made the HERAL. q all.
Joe Blewitt, who has been confined to
his bed for several weeks past with pnen-
monia, is very low and his recovery is re.
garded as doubtful.
Colonel i. G. Bower lett Saturday for
Austin TO present the petition OF the Dallas
bar to the legislature asking that Dallas be
made separate judicial district tor crimi.
nal matters.
T. II. Patterson received a telegram from
Helena, Arkansas, last evening, bringing
IN him the sad news that his father, DR.. w.
Patterson. Of that place, was very i'll and
not expected to live.
Miss L. Dixie Bohon, of Kentucky,
arrived in the CITY Sunday night, and has
entered upon the discharge OF her duties as
instructor In Latin and mathematics at the
Dallas female college.
]. A. Wilson, TRAVELLING freight agent OF
the Texas & Pacific road arrived yesterday
morning from Galveston, where he has
been in attendance on the freight rate
meeting Of the various Texas lines now be-
ing held there.
Mr.. J. A. Cutter, proprietor OF the Honey
Grove quarries was in the city yesterday.
He says they are dsing q fine business.
The company has just put In q new double
Chandler derrick, and will soon have Q
railroad switch.
Tho HERALD acknowledges the receipt Of
the Wait, spicy little sheet published by
the yoIng ladies Of Wards Seminary,
Nashville, Tennessee. OF which Miss Mamie
Ross, daughter OF Capt. A. j. Ross, Of this
city, IS assistant editress.
A. +. Higgs, president and general man
ager OF the Texas Continental Meat com.
psny with he dquarters at Victoria and
Fort Worth, Texas arrived in the citv yes
terdsy morning enroute TO Fort Worth
accom- panied by his wife, CHI Id and Mrs.
M. s. Foote, Of Richmond, Virginia.
Misses Helen and Meta Jones, the beau
tiful little daughters of the late }. j. JONES',
who are at present making their home with
their aunt, Mrs. Haynes, OF Sherman, are
in the city, visiting their little friend, Mss
Retta Dargop, corner OF Browder and Can.
ton streets.
At the st. George: Warren Fowler Bos.
ton; j. G. Burnet, Greenvlle; Il. NJ. Phil
lips, Terrell; II. M. kimball aud wife,
Sherman; Miss II. Jones, Wisconsin; A.
w. Heller hlvarsdo Dan Fielder, Waco;
II. o. Philhsrt. w. b. Gibbs, Mexico: f.
q. Nicholson, Boston; j. Key, City OF Mex
co John Grserv. Texas; j. B. Whitfield.
Terrell; G. b. Smith, Waxsbachie; A. J.
Beck, Terrell; V, s. Bowles, Denton; s. T.
Gray, Cock county; w. b. Lacy, City Of
Mexico; w b. Albert, Seneca, No.; Wn,
Fsyling, kaufman; G.. o. Rane, Honey
Grove; o. ID. Hughes, Sherman; 8. L. Rob-
ertson. Baird; T.. G. Marsalis, Texas; II. y.
Lacy, Terrell; John T.. Allen, Austin; Ii.
r. Rogers, Alvarado; Jno. Snider, Hutch.
in.; w. b. Wilson. John Reason over.
Kemp J. s. Curtis, Ennis; Jas. w. Wylie.
Texas; James Houston and wife. Ovills;
X. O. Barron. Terrell; G. +. Bullock, J. III.
Branon, Boston; ID. Reaein, Forney, O. w.
Smith, Houston; Mrs. o. Cooley, Lsw
renee: G. q. Mountcastle, Allen; G. ii
Burnet. Kaufman; Mrs. A. w. Moore,
Mckinney; Hon. Earnest Foster, New
York; II Is. Wilson, Kemp; J X.
Bumpass. Houston; F. b. Moore, McKin.
ney; +. NJ. Harmon, ST. Louis; N. F.
Flening Trenton La; W. p. Dumas. Il X.
Stone, Elmo; 8. V. Burtzer. Clsrendon;
4. II. Moore F. N. Phillips, Terrell.