The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-13
7OS ELM STREET.
PERSONAL.

James p. Douglass, of Tyler, is at the
st. George.
L. }, Botto, of st. Louis, is stopping at
the 81. George hotel.
Col. o. d Critzen, of Kansas, is booked
at the st. George hotel.
James NJ. Anderson, of Waco, ia a
guest of the st. George.
q. w. d. Cook, of Atlanta Georgia, is
stopping at the st. George.
w. III. Brown left last night for Chi
cago via the Missouri Pacific.
Mr.. II. b. Turned, of Vernon, Is visit
ing his brother, II. p. Turner of this
city.
Miss Snllie Hodges left for New Or
leans by the Houston Il Texas Central
last evening.
Miss Ida llearno leaves this morning
for the exposition by the Houston &
Texas Central.
j. II. Premise, of frankfort, Ken
lucky, left for home yesterday via the
Texas IL Pacific.
j. VI. Jones left last evening by the
Houston ~ Texas Central for the New
Orleans exposition.
T ). Miller left last evening by the
Houston & Texas Central for the New
Orleans exposition.
G. p. Benson leaves by the Houston &
Texas Central for the New Orleans eX-
position this morning.
Col. Robert Gibson left last evening
by The Houston IL Texas Central for the
New Orleans exposition.
Il. w. Yates and wife lott last evening
10. laNaH a. tntF 0 Il
tho Houston & Texas Central.
James Eldor, OF New York, loft last
evening for the New Orleans exposition
by the Houston q Texas Central.
Louis a. Meyer and bride left last
evening for the New Orleans exposition
by the Houston ~ Texas Central.
Mrs. w. IL. Flippen leaves this
morning by the houston & Texas Con-
trail for tho Now Orleans exposition.
Miss Ireno Barton will loave to-mor-
row for a few days visit NJ tho EXPOSE
ton 10y the Houston u Texas Central.
IL. Nehrmoyor loft yesterday by the
Houston IL Texas Central Tor Il few
days visit TO tho New Orleans eNposi-
ton.
Col. Il. J. Simpkins, a prominent law
yer Of COrsioaua, who has been attend
ing federal court, left last eveninf for
Austin,
Misses Fannie and Josie Stevens left
for brief visit to the New Orleans OK.
position last evening" by Che Houston d
Texas Central.
Rev. s. A. Hayden, OF the Texas
Baplistand imily and Miss Laura Ma
lone leave via the Texas IL Pacific TO-
day for New Orleans.
Y. d. Holinshead left for Corinth,
Mississippi, yesterday ON the 500 train
via the Texas & Pacific. lie VIII stop
over in New Orleans.
Mrs. j. u. Childers and her charming
daughter, Miss Sue, of Pulaski, Ton.
nessee, and Mrs. w. X. Jones, of Dallan,
are the guests of Mrs. b. Il. Taylor, at
the 81. George, to-day.
Mr.. Wright and wife, O. Decatur, Mrs.
w. w. Carr, Miss Cummins and Mrs.
Apperson, ofDlllas, leave via the Hous.
ton Il Texas Central railway for TIM
New Orleans exposition to day.
Rev. w, II Lerevre and wife, of ~.
llngton, are stopping at Gen. /. NJ
Lewis. lie will return To Arlingio,
tomorrow, and Mrs. Lefevre will 70 {
Groesbeock to visit her mother.
Judge NJ. d. Herring, of Waco, who ia.
IN the city attending federal court and
who Il past grand representative 10 the
Sovereign Grand lodge |. o. O. Il. lee.
turod Dallas lodge No. Al last night.
He favors this city for the location OF
the proposed tomple.
Mr.. Il. l.. CLANCY, one of the mo vt
popular gentlemen who makes Texas
his own, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Chaney Is now a member of the firm OF
Ileor, CLANCY IL Co., wholesale dealers
In hats, caps aud gloves, Kansas City.
He visits the state to renew old acquain-
tances aud work In tho interest of his
house. He will do good business IN
Texas, for no one knows him but 10. be.
come his friend. The HERALD bespeaks
for CLANCY that Kindness ON the part of
the merchants of north Texas which
true merit aud generous nature do.
serves. lie will remain In the state
only n few days, but will return again
aud again, and add 10 the pleasure ol
his many friends.