The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-12
Personal.

81. Wartelsky, Hillsboro, is booked
at the Windsor.
w. II. Allen and A. ID. Childress, Ter
rell, are at the W ndsOr.
G. A. G. Gibbons, Houston, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
Mr. Henry Warren, banker, Weather
ford, is at the Windsor.
II. G.. Bush, Winchester, Kentucky,
is booked at the Windsor.
Capt William Warden, OF Mckinney,
was in the city Yesterday.
NJ. Spivey, a clerk at Sanger Bros, is
confined to his bed by illness.
Isaac Heindenheiner, prominent
merchant of Galveston, is at the Wind
sor.
c. w. Harrington left for New Or
leans yesterday morning via the Texas
IL Pacific.
George f. Lupton, of the Star e
Crescent route, is quartered at the
Windsor.
Mrs, Il, Kaufman and children leave
on the Texas IL Pacific railroad to-day
Tor New Orleans Eand Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.
c, w. Pike left on the 3:2Op m. train
yesterday, via the Texas Il Pacific, for
New Orleans.
Col. l.. w. Oglosby, of Plano, passed
through yesterday, en- route tothe New
Orleans exposition.
Mr.. Y. l., Marsalis aud family left via
the Texas II Pacific at $3.50 p. m. yes
ter day Tor New Orleans.
Mir. Charles llouck and wife, of East
Dallas, left for New Orleans via the
| Texas IL Pacific yesterday.
Miss Il. T.. Whitfield lett for Nashville
via New Orleans by the Houston q
Texas Central last evening.
II. Bradford leaves by tho Houston Il
Texas Central for few days sojourn at
the New Orleans exposition.
Mrs. Wade Hill leaves for the New
| Orleans exposition by tho Houston d
| Texas Central this morning.
| Mrs X. II. Waggener leaves for the
New Orleans exposition by the Houston
Il Texas Central this morning.
Mr.. o. 5. Darlington and wife, and J.
| Mcqueen, of Denisou, left yesterday for
New Orleans via the Texas IL Pacific.
William Higgins left for Jackson
Mississippi, by the Houston ~ Texas
Central via New Orleans last evening.
James Everett, travelling correspond
ent of Dun's Mercantile agency, left
We sterday for tour of southern Texas.
Capt. K. De A rmand, of Mckinney
attorney Tor the Houston e Texas Cen.
trail railroad, is booked at the Windsor.
Mrs. ID Clementson LETT for Franklin,
Tennessee, via New Orleans by the
Houston Il Texas Central last evening,
5. M. Renfro, of Eutaula, Alabama,
left for home via New Orleans by the
Houston Il Texas Central last evening.
A. Nj. WhelesS and wife leave for a
few days visit to the New Orleans expo
ion by the Houston u Texas Central
this morning.
Mrs. V. s. Boesseau, of Franklin,
Kentucky, took the Texas Il Pacific, $500
u. M, tran via New Orleans yesterday
tor her Kentucky home.
Mrs j, d. Childers and Miss Susie, OF
Pulaski, Tennessee, who have heen at
tending the exposition at Nav Orleans,
are visiting their friends in this city.
II. q. Lightbody, a prominent mer-
chant of lei Paso, left via the Texas d
Pacific, for New York city yesterday
morning, after one-day visit in cur
city.
Mr.. James Arbuckle left via the Gulf
Colorado u Santa Fe railway yesterday
morning Tor Austin, to attend the ,ale
of Jersey cattle. He will visit the New
Orleans exposition before returning.
Four prominent officials OF the City OF
Mexico, Leonardo Reyes, Leboria
Sanches, Amilio .Avilia and Miguel
, Loreno, passed through on the Texas d
Pacific yesterday morning, bound for
the New Orleans exposition.