The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-04
PERSONAL.


Charles Langham left yesterday via
the Texas " Pacific for New Orleans.
Mrs. j. II. Howard and son left via the
Missouri Pacific, last night, for Phila-
delphia.
ii. ID. Donald, attorney-at-law and
land agent, of Decatur, is in the city on
business.
Horace Baker, prominent business
man of Weatherlord, was in tho city
yesterday.
Mrs. Jerome Harris, of Fort Worth,
y visiting Miss Hattie Meeks AT 43
Emma street.
Mr.. Jesse Williamson and lady. of
Gainesville, are In the city visiting rel
atives and old acquaintances.
G.. A. F.Parker, ticket agent Of the
Houston & Texas Central railway, at
Houston, was in the city yesterday.
The Very Reverend A. Badelon, of
Waco, is In the city, the guest of Rey.
Father V. Quinon, 1000 Main street.
Thomas johnson and family and
Thomas Harrison and family left last
night via the Missouri Pacific for st.
Louis,
Mrs. $. Il. Stith and son, Henry leave
via the Texas & Pacific, this morning,
for Como, Missouri, TO be absent u
month.
Mr.. Mccall, travelling correspondent
OF Texas Siftings, was In tho city yes
terday in the interest of that humorous
journal.
DIR. p. Adams and wife and Walker
Phillips, OF Kaufman, left yesterday,via
the Houston q Texas Central, for New
Orleans.
Mesdames G. s. and William Solomon
LETT yesterday,.via the Houston q Texas
Central, for Atlanta, stopping OIL at the
exposition.
w. Mcmillan, a prominent merchant
of Bonham, spent the day in Dallas and
returned home via the Texas Il Pacific
this morning.
Dan Ripley, general freight agent of
the Houston Il Texas Central railway,
with headquarters at Houston, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Delaney, veteran
railway agent, will, within the next few
days, open up ticket Office here for the
Texas Il st. Louis railway.
Mrs. A. p. Shanover and daughter, OF
Indianapolis, Indiana, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. III. b. Davis, and Mrs. j. A.
Mann, her aunt, ofthis city.
Mr.. J. ii. Huglin, OF Des Moines,
Iowa, 10 In the city, and expresses him
self as being much pleased with the
place, and will probably return soon
and locate here.
Mrs. Alex. Sanger left yesterday, via
the Houston Il Texas Central, for Now
Orleans. Mr.. Sanger, who has been In
New York for some time past, will Join
her at the exposition.
Mr.. Joseph Baruch returned home
after spending time with his relatives
east, stopping ten days at New Orleans
He could not be induced to stray away
from Dallas; 1t suits him we'll enough
right here, he says.
Mr.. J. p. McKinstry, general superin
tendent OF the Erie Telegraph and Tele
phone company, extending over the ter
ritory consisting OF Minnesota, Dakota
Arkansas and Texas, and Mr.. J. X
Dunbar, state superintendent, are in III,
city inspecting the exchange here.
Col. John Q. Mccoy has received IN,
commission Of deputy inspector
general and Masonic representative o
the Scottish Rite. The ooionel's distrlc
embraces large portion OF northern
Texas. Tho appointment was made b,
Insspector-General Philip @. Tucker, Sst
of Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. @. w. Owens, Rober
Orr, Mrs. Eide Orr, Mrs. Caroline Tay
lor, Miss Addie White, William White
Hal White, Mrs. Lou Miller, Mrs. Mat
tie Brimdage, William h. Cook, all o
Lancaster, will leave Dallas Thursda,
morning for the New Orleans exposi
ton, via the Houston q Texas Contra
railroad.