The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-26
CalIfornl. ENcur.tonlst..

Tho grand California Pullman car
excursion across the continent, under
the management of DR.. John II. Ennis.
tha lnvlncible agent OF the Missouri
Pacific at Chicago, Capt. s. Il. Williams,
special agent Missouri Pacific; IL. r.
Spencer, passenger agent Uhcssoi and
j. .. Lewis, passenger agent oi he rosd
ut Austin. Tho party which consists of
100 ladies and gentlemen lets s.. Louis
on the 10Th NJ IL @. M and
ara comfortably onScnEscad Ia six ole-
guBtly-lurnisngd Pullman slUCpgrs. The
following Is personnel of the party:
j DauiclsCu, Chicago; Tnpm1s LiV-
iugstOn, Nashville, Tennessee; j II
Kelly, Knoxville, ponncssee; Mrs ilu-
ling aud daughter, Indianapolis; Mr.
lliuk.top aud daughter, Naukeson,
Illinois; Mr. Eichuibium, Chicago; MIR
and Mrs Saunders, $. Louis; Louis APP
ciumati: Z Ahrens, Ciucinnatii
II Hudson y son, Covingtou, Ken
tucy; George G Maureg and family,
Mrs r. LutowOiler, j q Lutcweiter aud
wife, Rochester, New York; J j. Sher-
wood and wils, Cduanddgga, New York;
w Osborn, CurEsburIh, Iowa; Eleauer
Aswoup, arlinsburGb, Iowa; Frank
diana; Samuel judy ana wife, Middle.
ton, Ohio; j NJ Lee, Pittsburgh; j l.
Thompson, " X Thompson aud a l.
Parks, Cincinnati; q w WiCks, san
Francisco: j T. Phillips, ChicigO; Frank
Woodbury., Mrs and Miss Belle Wood
bury, MaIsha!ltown, Iowa; w Gardner,
Palmyra, New York; q wy.
w l. Goodman, Brooklyn; Il Y fisoui,
Daniel Lyons, st. Louis; George 4 Bliss,
New York; Miss Mercy Newton, n
Fish, Hamburger, New York; G n
Clark, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs w j Gil
more, Lawrence. Kansas G X Paddock,
Mr. and Mrs L Liggett and daughter,
MIR and Mrs Il ii Holland, st. Louis;
liam Lee, New York; w Mslloy, Fort
Wayne, Indiana; \ J Etter, McMinvilie,
Tennessee;J Il Road, BaItimore;
Evans and family, Fort Wayne, Indi
ana; Ed McGhehee, Memphis; Miss
Mary L White, Evansville, Indiana;
Mira A Hennisch, Miss Josephine
Hennisch, Chicago; DR. w II
Mr. aud Mrs " IL Wilson, jackson,
Michigan; Mrs w l. Mead, Chicago; r.
Nicnois and wife, Bloomington, illinois;
Miss Sarah Ellis, Nashville, Tennessee;
g + Wixon, II q Comeau, Chicago; Mrs
NJ w Wilcox, Chester, Massachusetts;
Mrs w AmeS and son, Chicago; Mrs Il
W Gowdy. Il NJ Crooks, Chester, Massa
chus eits; G Milevein, Toledo, Ohio;
James Meeham, Stevens Point, Wiscon-
son; l. II Deiroiso and wife, New York;
George Webo, Elgin, Illinois; Mr. aud
Mrs William l. Smith, Detroit, Michi
gan; G Coulter, wife and family, Grand
Haven, Michigan; Mrs II NJ Reed,
James vile, Wise, uson; Mr. and Mrs
William Ball, Miss Cora Davis, A'ch-
ison, Kansas; MIR and Mrs Il Lapham,
Mrs r " SINCLAIR, Chicago; Mrs A |
q Conger, Buffalo, New York; !
Mrs . Goodyear, Buftalo, New YORK =; |
@ Il Wymau, @ X Wymap, Grand |
Haven, Michigan; Mrs II Savi'lge, |
Miss Esther Savidge, Mr. George VIII |
liam Savdge, SpriDg Lake, Michigan; |
S Monroe, Mrs Hewlett, Albion, Michi-
gam Mrs Nj p Voss, indianapolis, In
diana; l. II ManZy, Rushville, Indiana;
Miss Meta Cris>y, Miss Louise Crissy, |
Buffalo, New York; James Woodward,
wife and daughter, Dubuque, Iowa;
Mrs Il u Manning and son, Franklin i
Grove, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs Ezra Kelly,
Massachusettes; Frank NJ
Wilson and wife, Chicago; II l. Willard
and wife, Cleveland, ONO; DR. Il Sud
iuth aud daughter, Bloomington, Lii
nois; X Wetherby, MrsJ w Raymond
and son, Bismarck, Dakota; Henry
Root and wife, Quincy, Illinois.
The tram was IN charge of Conductor
Leon Hart, from TeXarkana to Fort
Worth, who is SO we'll and fayorably
Known to the travelling public.