The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-14
7OS ELM STREET.
PERSONAL.

T. j. SAL, OF Fort Worth, is at the
Windsor.
g. NJ. Connellee, of Bastard, is at the
Windsor.
+, W: Ball, Fort Worth, is registered
at the Windsor.
f.. A. Carter left for New Orleans, win
the Texas " Pacific, yesterday.
j. NJ. Mccormick is confined To his
room at the st. George with fever.
Mise Il. A. Dunn leaves via the Texas
~ Pacific railway, for New Orleans.
A. Il. Levy leaves this morning for
New Orleans via the Texas Il Pacific.
B. r.. Rose leaves this morning for
New Orleans via the Texas & Pacific.
Mr.. James Taylor, assistant county
attorney is confined TO his bed by fever
Fred Grico, financial adiuster of Leon
d II. Blum, OF Galveston, is IN the city
ID. Q. Bennett left for New Orleans
yesterday via the Texas Il Pacific rail
way.
Mrs. NJ. A. Walsh leaves this morning
for New Orleans via the Texas IL Pacific
railway.
Charles II. Jones leaves this morning
for New Orleans via the Texas IL Pacific
railway.
Mr.. l.. l.. Managers leaves o.day for
New Orleans via tho Texas a. Pacific
railway.
Col. George N. Noble, of Lawrence.
Kansas, is III tho city, guest of the
Windsor.
Milton Dargan leaves via the Houston
" Iexas Central for the exposition this
morning.
A. NJ. Hall leaves for the exposition
via the Houston Il Texas Central this
morning.
Mr.. Philip Archer leaves via the
leSas ~ Pacific railway this morning,
for New Orleans.
Mr., p. b. Cunningham, of Ferris, left
yesterday, via the Texas & Pacific, tor
Mckenzie, Tennessee.
+. Il. Hornter, of I'll Paso, leaves this
morning via the Houston & Texas Cen
trail Tor the exposition.
Mrs. Alice Schuell left for brief visit
To tho exposition via the Houston g.
Texas Central last evening.
Mrs. James ProfldtL left via the Hous-
ton X Texas Central for tho New Or
leans exposition last evening.
Is. a. Oslrom, "a commercial tourist,
LEFT last evening Tor New Orleans via
the Houston IL Texas Central.
Mr.. w. j. Moroney, attorney at law,
leaves this morning for New Orleans
via the Texas ~ Pacific railway.
Col. w. Il. Hughes returned Yesterday
rom several days hunt in Bowie
county, briHging in lot of game.
V. 5. j. Ward will leave this morning
a taN HtatN a..
Via the Houston Il rexas Central.
Mrs. II. @, Jones left for few DAYS
visit 10 the exposition via the Houston
" Texas Central, yesterday morning.
Is. ii. Bledso, Il. l.. Simmons aud c.
III. Holland lett via the Texas Il Pacific
railway, yesterday, for Now Orleans.
w. X. Seago. OF Atlanta, Georgia, left
last evening Via the Houston Il Texas
central Tor few days visit in New Or
leans.
Arthur l.. Bacon left for Nashville
yesterday via tho Texas e Pacific rail-
way. lie Will stop over day AZ New
Orleans.
II. Rivenberg and wife, of Wilming
ton, North Carolina, left via the Hou
ton u Texas Central for New Orlenh 4.
and home, last evening.
II. II. lIoman and wife, of Mckinney,
lett from Dallas, via the Houston IL
Texas Central, yesterday morning, for
the N 3w Orleans exposition.
G. \. Cooper, wife aud three daugh-
ters, and Mrs. II. :. Archer, leave this
morning for Lexington, kentucky, via
the Texas Il Pacific railway.
The through sleeper Sunday via the
Texas u Pacific, leaving 9:l0 u. M, Is a
great convenience u Mardi Gras pas
sengers. Secure births at 5Oa Main
street.
Mr.. WI. Maroney, accompanied by
Mrs. NJ. A. Walsh and Mrs. ID. j. Dunn.
the latter of New Orleans, leave Iii,
morning for the exposition via the Texas
4 Pacific.
Mr.. G. n, Jewett aud family left, via
the Texas Il Pacific, yesterday, for 1T.
Louis, Mr.. Jewett has Just finished MIR,
Phlllip Sanger's residence, which is one
OF The finest in the state.
Mardi Gras passengers should take
ihe through sleeper via the Texas n
facinic, leaving AT D:l0 a. IN. SUNDAY
ana arrive At Now Orleans II 100 n. M,
Monday, 10th, without change of cars.
Col. James A. Hardin, wife and
q lighters, Eudura, Jimelia, Kate and
Ethel. aud Master A. Hardin, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Nicer, left ut 3.50 d. m,
Yesterday, for New Orleans, via In,
Texas Il Pacific railway.
w. ii. Winfield, southwestern passen
ger agent OF the "Great Wabash Route