The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
Personal.

.r1' d, jackson leaves this morning fol
New Orleans via the Texas 4 Pacific.
William Allen left for Mardi Gras yes
terday morning via the Texas & Pacific
>. Davis left last evening for New Or.
leans by the Houston & Texas Central
Is. A, Hay and wife, leaves this morn.
ins ior New Orleans, for the exposition
Alton Hanks left last night nv the
natl. NiSin'
j. f. House left last evening bv the
sition. VINO oAPo-
:, w. Woods left last evening by the
sition. 'NPo-
9. II, Evans left at 3;2op. M, yester-
Pacific. 0>"'
f. Murray and wife left for New
orleans, via the Texas & Pacific, YES
terday. '0'
Hiram Adams left by the Houston 3
r,eNas Central last night for Charleston.
Illinois. '''''n'
L. q. Terry leaves this morning nv
the Houston 4 Texas Central for New
Orleans. -'0"
Miss Leora Wood left by the Houston
" IeXas Central for New Orleans last
evening.
Mr., Albert n. Mann leaves to-day for
New Orleans via the Texas d. Pacific
railway.
e. M. Lawrence left yesterday on the
S:2o train for New Orleans via the Texas
Il Pacific. 80
.Silas Goodman left for New Orleans.
wa the Texas " Pacific, yesterday
Mrs b. Morris leaves this morning
oy the Houston ~ Texas Central for the
exposition. '10
George A. Knight, southwestern
passenger agent of the Vandalia line. is
in the city.
Mr.. Frank Martin leaves for New Or
leans this morning via the Texas a Pa
citic railway.
Mr.. S, G. McKinstry leaves via tba
Texas IL Pacific this morning for OF.
tumwa, Iowa,
D. c. Brant and Il. A. Darby leave for
new orleans to-day via the Texas Il
Pacific railway.
Capt. Sidney n. Johns leaves this
morning for Chicago via the Texas *
oNillS runway
Mr. James A. Heat left for New
orleans at 800 p. m, yesterday, via the
Texas 4 Pacific.
Mrs. Mable Day left for brief visit to
the exposition by tho Houston & Texas
Central last evening.
j. II. Berry leaves for brief visit to
the exposition by the Houston & Texas
Central this morning.
D. II, Duncan leaves for short visit TO
new Orleans by the Houston Il Texas
Central this morning.
Mrs. w. j. Townsend will take the
through sleeper for New Orleans to-day
via tho Texas Il Pacific.
Mr., @. G. Slaughter and wife leaves
this morning for Now Orleans via the
Texas IL Pacific railway.
Miss Ada Yeekes left by the Houston
a. Texas Central last evening for the
New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. N. Kirkpatrick, of Nashville.
leaves this morning via the Texas a
Pacific railway for home.
Miss NJ. l., Frank left for a brief visit
at the exposition last evening by The
Hou- ton IL Texas Central.
Mrs. M. Petermsn left last evening by
OtnITAl
"big show" at New Orleans.
Mr.. J. c. Sawson and wife left, via
the Missouri Pacific railway last even
ing, for indianapolis, Indiana.
Mrs b. Grubbs left last evening by
the Houston Il Texas Central for visit
ri the New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. w. S. Kimble, chief operator Mt
the telephone Office, lett last night on
visit to WaXahachie via Ennis.
A. p. Wozencraft, attorney-at-law,
lett Mt 500 p. M, yesterday, for New
Orleans, via the Texas u Pacific.
Mr.. A. II. Clark and wife will take the
through sleeper for New Orleans this
morning via the Texas & Pacific.
Mrs. |. M, Cmlders aud daughter.
Miss Sue, leave for New Orleans Mon,
day via the Texas IL Pacific railway.
w. IL. Doss left last evening Nv the
Houston IL Texas Central for the New
orleans exposition ard Washington.
Mr.. j. IL. Botsford and wife will leave
this morning in the through sleeper for
New Orleans via the Texas IL Pacific.
Harry Thomas, son of DR.. William
Thomas, yesterday while handling his
fathers shotgun shot two of his toes of.
MIR. g. Drevfus. of the firm of Hurst
" Dreyfus, leaves this morning for New
orleans via the Texas q Pacific railway.
J.J. o'Rourke, the coffee prince has
been soIourning in the city the past few
days and has been guest OF the Wind
sor.
D. X. Halves and wife leave this morn
inn by the Houston IL Texas Central for
q short visit at the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton.
a. w. Capy leaves this morning by
the Houston & Texas Central for the ex.
position and Msrdi.Gras at New Or
leans.
James G. Blanks leaves this morning
for few days. visit to the New Orleans
exposition by the Houston & Texas
Central.
b. A. Hoyt and wife leave this morn.
ing by the Houston 4 Texas Central Tor
the exposition and Mardi-Gras ut New
Orleans.
Miss Helena Floyd, Of Bell Plains. ON.
tered Dallas Female college Yesterday. |
and is stopping with her uncle Dir.
Gillespie.
Captain w. H. Smith and wife, leave
this morning for tho New Orleans ex.
position and q visit to his old home In
Alabama,
Christian Krieg, former citizen of
Dallas, leaves for Nashville, his homn
via New Orleans by the Houston AZ
Texas Central.
Ed Mower, popular conductor of the
Texas a. Pacific, and wife, passed
through on the 500 train for New
Orleans yesterday.
Tom McClelland, the alfalfa dav cIork
at the ST. George hotel, leaves for The
Mardt Gras AT New Orleans this morn
ing via the Texas & Pacific railway.
A. 9. Berry, well-known contractor.
anu Tor the past ten years a resident of
Dallas, left last evening with his family
for Tampa, Florida, their future home.
j. w. Vreeland leaves for Glasgow.
Kentucky, by the Houston Il Texas
central this morning, going via New
days. ~"
A. Q. Berry, wife and son, leave by the
Houston IL Texas Central this morning
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