The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-10
PERSONAL
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General G. NJ. Harnby is in the city.
Colonel Il. s. Graham, the founder of
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General G. NJ. Harnby is in the city.
Colonel u. s. Graham, the founder of
the beautiful town OF Graham, is in the
city.
George b. Loving, Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday.
Judge ]. A. Carroll, OF Denton, was
in the city yesterday.
Captain Jerry Nash, OF kaufman,
was In the city yesterday.
G.. w. Briggs and II. b. Haroourt, of
Galveston, were in the city Yesterday.
Colonel W. J. +. Ross, of waxa-
hachie, was here on business yester
day.
Mr. Tom Bowers, editor of the Paris
Free Tongue, was on our streets yes
terday.
A. Blizzard and Frank Blizzard, Of
Athens, Tennessee, were In tho city
yesterday.
II. b. Vostal, prominent cattlemsu
OF Throckmorton County, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r, Howell and
daughter, Stella, left yesterday for
visit to friends in Houston.
Professors g. w. Grove and II. NJ.
Bryan are In attendance on tho Sum-
mer Normal School at Terrell.
Colonel M. J, Langdon returned yes.
terday from trip through East Texas.
He says the cotton crop Is fine.
Captain d. a. Robinson and Captain
w. j. McNeal, tax collector of Denton
County, were in the city yesterday.
Colonel w. +. Birmingham, of tho
Texas Benevolent Association, with
headquarters at Waco, is in tho city.
Miss Bessie Carter. tho charming
daughter of DIR. j. l.. Carter, has re-
turned from visit TO friends In Den
ton.
Colonel w. b, Wright and family
left yesterday morning for Allegheny
Springs, Virginia, 10 spend the heated
term.
The family of Mr.. j. J.. Rawllns ar
rived yesterday evening from Terrell,
and they will make Dallas their future
homo.
Miss Carrie Gllroy, who has been Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. G., l.. Doyle, re-
turned 10 her home at Denison this
morning.
Mrs. John +. Morley left yeste rdav
morning for Altoona, Pennsylvania,
her old home, accompanied by her son
Jack, TO spend the summer.
Rev. II. It. Hanks, Miss Bobb,e
Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Howell,
Mrs. Lilly, Rev. s. j. Anderson and
Rev. Kit Williams left yesterday for
Houston TO attend the State Sunday
School Convention. Rev. X. G. Buck
ner leaves on this mornings train.
Mrs. A. ID. Aldredge aud Mrs. G. b,
Epes will leave at $40 this morning for
Nashville, Tennessee, aud franklin,
Kentucky.
Henry Smytbe, Esq, proprietor and
editor OF that sterling paper, the Wealth
erford Times, presented his ever well
come face In our sanctum yesterday.
Colonel L. p. Nicholson, one OF the
leading lawyers OF the State and an
honored citizen OF Weatherford, was
In the city yesterday and favored The
HERALD with q call.
General w. l.. Cabell, our newly an
pointed United States marshal, left
last evening for weukesha with his
bond 70 get Judge A. p. Mccormick,
OF the Federal Court, who In summer.
ing there, 70 approve II.
MI. II. Reichert, OF Robertson Coun
| ", was In the city yesterday. He In
en- route TO Crockett County TO pros
poet for the establishment OF q German
colony there, whore he recently pur-
chased 10000 acres OF land from Mr.. w.
Powell.
Professor Jones, OF the Dallas Fe-
male College, has gone 70 Tyler In the
interest OF the college. Professor
Jones has not, NJ yet, announced his
facultytfor the coming term, but will
In n fey days, however. IL IL settled
that Ms. Griffith and Miss Mamie
Moore Nif {eturn.