The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
7Os ELM STREET.
California Ereur.louists.

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The grand California Pullman car
excursion across the continent, under
the management OF DR.. John II. Ennis
the invincible agent OF the Missouri
Pacific at Chicago, Capt. s. r. Williams
special agent Missouri Pacific; II. r.
Spencer, passenger agent Chicago; and
j. Q. Lewis, passenger agent of the road
at Austin. The party which consists OF
$50 ladies and gentlemen lett ST. Louis
on the 10th Mt II a. m. and
are comfortably ensconsced in six ele-
gantly-lurnished Pullman sleepers. The
following Is personnel of tho party:
j Danlelson, Chicago; Thomas Liv.
ingston, Nashville, Tennessee;
Kelly, Knoxville, Tennessee; Mrs He
ling. and daughter, Indianapolis; MI
HinkstoR and daughter, Waukegon,
Illinois; Mr. Eichelbaum, Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs Saunders, 81 Louis; Louis APP
cinnati: j T Ahrens, Cincinnatii
IL Hudson & Son, Covington, Ken,
tucy; George Q Mauros aud family,
Mrs II Luteweiter, j q Luteweiter aud
wife, Rochester, New York; l. Sher-
wood and wife, Canandagga, New York
w b Osborn, Clarksburgh, Iowa; Cleaner
Aswoop, Martinsburgh, Iowa; Frank
Gibbon and Ed Xavier, Richmond, In
diana; Samuel Judy and wife, Middle
ton, Ohio; NJ Lee, Pittsburgh; L
Thompson, w Z Thompson and A l.
Parks, Cinolnnsti; q w Wicks, San
Francisco; L Phillips, Chicago; Frank
Woodbury., Mrs and Miss Belle Wood
bury, Marshalltown, Iowa; w Gardner,
PALMYRA Maui York. Wv
koff and wife, .Metamorn, Illinois;
w l. Goodman, Brooklyn; l. Y Visoui,
Daniel Lyons, ST. Louis George n Bliss,
New York; Miss Mercy Newton, N
Fish, Hamburger, New York; @ N
Clark, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs w j Gill
more, Lawrence, Kansas; O X Paddock,
Mr. and Mrs Il Liggett and daughter,
Mr. aud Mrs q II Holland, st. Louis;
Walter Wylie, Martin, Michigan; viii
liam Lee, New York; w Mailoy, Fort
Wayne, Indiana; A Etter, McMinville,
Tennessee; Il Road, Baltimore; q N
Evans and family, Fort Wayne, Indi.
Mary Il White, Evansville, Indiana;
Mrs A Honnisch, Miss Josephine
Hennisch, Chicago; DIR w II
Adams, Palmyra, New York
Mr. and Mrs w II Wilson, jackson,
Michigan; Mrs w Il Mead, Chicago; Il
Nichols aud wife, Bloomington, Illinois;
Miss Sarah Ellis, Nashville, Tennessee;
Z II Wixon, Il q Comeau, Chicago; Mrs
M w Wilcox, Chester, Massachusetts:
Mrs w Amss aud son, Chicago; Mrs Il
w GOwdy, II NJ Crooks, Chester, Massa-
ohus etts; @ Milevein, Toledo, Ohio;
James Meeham, Stevens Point, Wiscon-
son; l. II Defreise and wife, Now York
George Webb, Elgin, Illinois; Mr. and
Mrs William Il Smith, Detroit, Mlchi-
gan; Ceuller, wife and family, Grand
Haven, Michigan; Mrs II M Reed,
Evansville, Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs
| William Ball, Miss Cora Davis, Atch-
ison, Kansas; MIR and Mrs j b Lapham,
Mrs II w Sinclair, Chicago; Mrs A
| q Congor, Buffalo, New York
Mrs Goodyear, Buffalo, New York
10 Il Wyman, q X Wyman, Crane
Haven, Michigan; Mrs IL SavidpD
Miss Esther Savidge, Mr. George VIII
liam Savldge, Spring Lake, Michigan
$ Monroe, Mrs Hewlett, Albion, Michi
gan; Mrs NJ z Voss, indianapolis, In
diana; Il II Many, Nashville, Indiana
Miss Meta Crlssy, Miss Louise Crissy
Buffalo, New York; James Woodward
wife and daughter, Dubuque, Iowa
Mrs Il - Manning and son, Frankii
Grove, Illinois; Mr. aud Mrs Ezra Kelly
Haverhill, Massachusetts,; Frank \
Wilson and wife, Chicago; 4 l. Willar
snd wife, Cleveland, Ohio; DrJ Il Sud
DUH aud daughter, Bloomington, Ill
nois; Wethorby, M.sJ w Raymon
and son, Bismarck, Dakota; Henri
Root and wife, Quincy, Illinois.
The train was in charge Of Conductc