The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-08
PERSONAL.

IoihehDer IHaI inc tlme via the HOuS- |
ton Il Texas Central, New Orleans to
Dallas, is four hours quicker than any
other line, and the only line landing
passengers near the business centor OF
the city.
win Balm, Denton, is guest of the st.
George.
j. Kelley and wife, New Orleans, is at
the ST. George.
John d. Brosser, of Galveston, is regis
tered at the st. George.
Ben V. Coulson has! returned from
trip through south Texas.
II. j. Hancock of Lynchburg, Vir-
glnia, il at the st. George.
Edward f. Jones, of Cincinnati, is
booked at the st. George.
George Loomis leaves to-day for New
Orleans to do the exposition.
j. S. Douthit went to st. Louis via the
Texas & Pacific yesterday morning.
Capt. j. y. Morgan, prominent cat
tleman Of San Antonio, is in the city.
Miss Kate 0'Connell left yesterday for
Denton, to visit Mrs. Gates, of that city.
w. l.. Hall, business manager of the
HERALD, leaves this morning for Aus
tin.
j. @. Johns left for New Orleans by
the Houston & Texas Central yester-
day.
Mr.. j. King leaves for New Orleans
to-day at 800 p. m, via the Texas &
Pacific.
Mr.. ID. w. Mckee leaves on the 500 d.
m. train, via the Texas a. Pacific, for
New Orleans.
Mr.. A. Il. Peck leaves via tho Texas &
Pacific railway Tuesday morning for
New Orleans.
Mr.. l.. G. McGee leaves via tho Texas
Paclic railway this morning tor Rich
mond, Virginia.
Mrs. O. d. Strobel leaves Tuesday
morning via the Texas q Pacific railway
for New Orleans.
Mr.. A. w. Childress and wife leave
this morning for New Orleans TO visit
the exposition.
George w. Tuthill, the popular repre-
sentative of the ST. Louis paper COM
pany, is in the city.
l.. w. Pierce leaves this morning via
the Houston IL Texas Central for the
New Orleans exposition.
IL. Yunker, of Fort Worth, came over
yesterday, and left by the Houston Il
Texas Central for New Orleans.
l.. l.. Wheless leaves tonight for New
Orleans TO attend the exposition, and
will DO absent ten or twelve days.
]. b. Cliflee aud his mother, Mrs. ID. b.
Clitlee, left Tor New Orleans by the
Houston Il Texas Central last evening.
Smith Criddle, of Franklin, Tennes.
see, left by the Houston & Texas Gem
trel for New Orleans and home yester-
day.
Mrs. X. L. Hubbard, of Franklin, Ten
nessee, left last evening by the Houston
& Texas Central for New Orleans and
home.
G. IL. Sardorls left for Decatur, Ala.
bama, yesterday m0rning,via the Texas
x Pacific, and will stop over in New
Orleans.
w. q. Polk, Jamestown, Mississippi;
w. Il. Gerson, Lynchburg, and j. ID.
Spoonman, Little Rock, are at the st.
George.
Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson, wife and niece,
leave to-day on the 3:2D p. m. train, Via
the Texas & Pacific railroad, for New
Orleans.
Capt. b. NJ. Temple, formerly chief
engineer of the Gull, Colorado Il Santa
Fo road, is in the city, guest of the
Windsor.
Mr.. j. NJ. Harry, of Harry Bros, and
Mr.. George Figh leave 10. day on the $50
p. m. train, via the Texas Il Pacific rail-
way, for New Orleans.
J. N. Merriman, Il. s. Daugherty, b.
w. wainwright, +. G. Moore and l.. s.
Thomson leave via the Texas Il Pacific
this morning for New Orleans.
Capt. Clarence w. Gano returned last
evening from San Antonio, where he
purchased 5000 stock cattle for the
Estado Land and Cattle company.
Il. A. Daniels leaves this morning by
the Houston q Texas Central tor New
Orleans, where no goes to Introduce his
numerous patents to eastern manutac-
turers.
Hon. ]. S. Wood, of kaufman, ]. o.
Terrell, of Kaufman, O. O. Bell, OF Dem
ton and other members OF the legisla-
ture were in the city yesterday en- route
TO Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Linskie, Mrs. G.
II. Sanderson, Mr.. James Moroney, Miss
Philo Eagan and MIR. Joe MeEnnis
leave to-day on the 800 y. m. train Tor
New Orleans.
Messrs. ]. N. Phillips, general supor.
intendent, and Oscar u. Murray, general
passenger agent, of the Gulf, COLORADO
Il Santa Fe railway, are in the city
guests of the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Bauman leave thi,
morning for New Orleans to visit III,
exposition, aud will then 20 TO New
York aud other fashionable centres
whore they will remain for some weeks
studying the styles in millinery, anS
laying In their large wholesale and 70
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