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Personal.
Mr. Harry
Carrington, of Alabama, is visiting his brother-in-law,
Miles Thurborn, on Main street.
February 19, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8
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West
Dallas Items.
Miss Ora
James, of Alabama, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hisel,
of West Dallas.
- March 17, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 2
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Personal.
J. A. Quick,
a brother of T. J. Quick, of the Texas and Pacific offices,
after a pleasant visit in Dallas, returned to his home in New
York yesterday.
- March 24, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8
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Personal.
Rev. T.
W. Anderson and wife, of Red River county, parents of
Rev. Dr. S. J. Anderson, are visiting their son at his home on
San Jacinto street.
- April 8, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8
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T. H. McDuffee
Indicted, Arrested and Discharged
from Canada.
Visits Dallas where his wife
is, during the spring races.
- April 15, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 1
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Personal.
Dr. Holland,
after spending some time with his son, Mr. F. P. Holland, left
Saturday evening for his home in El Paso....
- May 2, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 3
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Stabbed.
A Mexican Stabs an American in a Drunken Quarrel.
....Mike
Grady and _____ Hindman walking up Main street....Emanuel Diaz
(sells tamales)....fight at corner of Main and Lamar...half drunk...Grady
is from St. Louis, where he has a brother who is one of the aldermen
of that city. He is here in the employ of the telegraph company
repairing their lines.
- May 3, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 1
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Personal.
Miss Astenia
Martin, of Copenhagen, Denmark, is visiting her friend
and school mate in former times, Mrs. Meely, wife of Officer
Meely.
- May 13, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 5
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Personal.
M. D. Wood,
one of Dallas' efficient police officers, leaves to-night with
his wife to visit his father and mother at Knoxville, Tenn.,
whom he has not seen in 10 years.....
- June 6, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8
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Personal.
...Mrs.
W. H. Savage, visiting her sons of this city for the past
month, left last night for Kentucky, where she will spend the
summer.
- June 14, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 2.
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Personal.
...Mr.
Lon Sanders, manager of the Texas Engraving Co., of Dallas,
received a telegram from Corinth, Miss., announcing the dangerous
illness of his father, Dr. M. M. Sanders. Lon leaves in the morning
for Corinth.
....Mrs. Annie Mittenthal
has left on a four-month pleasure trip....will visit her sisters
in Fort Wayne, Ind., and Bradford, Penn., after which she will
visit New York, Saratoga, Long Branch, et al.
- June 15, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 3.
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Trial
of J. O. McCleary
For Shooting Steve Holland Ten Years
Ago.
...(John
O. McCleary)...McCleary's sister (now Mrs. Jasper Peters)..George
Holland, son of Steve Holland...Mr. Stuartson, a nephew of Steve
Holland...McCleary left the country and located in Florida...where
he subsequently married....
- June 16, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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Religious.
...in the
absence of the Rev. O. P. Thomas, who, with his invalid
wife and children, have gone to the Oilwell, Indian Territory,
the Rev. Mr. Vendell will fill his pulpit....at the Floyd street,
M. E. Church South.
- June 18, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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Personal.
Sister
Isabelle, of the Episcopal Sisterhood, and formerly Miss Isabelle
Snodgrass, of Dallas, and sister of Mrs. Charles O. Wood,
is lying very ill at St. Mary's, Memphis, Tenn. Her mother, Mrs.
Snodgrass, leaves for Memphis to-night.
- June 20, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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Personal.
Dr. G.
Beaumont and wife leave this evening for a month's visit
to Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. Beaumont has left his practice in
the hands of Dr. McCarth.
- June 24, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 4.
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Personal.
J. G. Kearby
and wife of Wills Point, are visiting their parents, corner of
Good and Gaston.
- June 27, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 4.
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Personal.
J. W. Moore,
of the law firm of Minyard and Moore, left this morning for Woodbury,
Kentucky, for a two months visit....his old home.
- June 30, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 1.
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Personal.
W. A. Steel,
who has nearly recovered from his dangerous illness, has gone
with his family on a visit to his old home in Alabama to spend
the summer.
- July 6, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 2.
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Personal.
Mrs. J.
W. Record has just returned from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. T. P. Roberts, who is seriously sick at Richardson.
- July 12, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 3.
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Personal.
Mrs. Lelia
McDonald, sister of W. L. McDonald, esq., was in
the city yesterday and left to-day for Tennessee to spend a year.
Miss Emma McDonald, another sister, who was lately elected
one of the teachers in the East Dallas schools, has returned
to visit her father, Gen. J. G. McDonald, of Grimes county.....two
years a teacher.
- July 20, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
Maj. Watson
of Florida, is visiting his sick father, Dr. W. S. Lee.
- July 29, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
Mrs. Marcus,
of Wichita Falls, is visiting her brother, Mr. Mittenthal.
- August 5, 1887, Dallas
Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
Judge Simkins,
of Corsicana, is in the city visiting his brother, Col. W. S.
Simkins.
Dr. M. M. Newson received
a telegram yesterday afternoon that his wife, who is visiting
at Fayetteville, Tenn., was dangerously ill. He left for that
point last night.
- August 13, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
Joe M.
Kirk of Tenn., is visiting his brother, S. S. Kirk.
Hon. E. E. Kidd of Louisiana,
and his daughter, Miss Annie M. Kidd, of Waxahachie, are
guests of Major M. D. Garlington, on Griffin street.
- August 18, 1887,
Dallas Morning News , p. 8, col. 2.
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Personal.
Mrs. J.
L. Williams and her sister, Mrs. Swink, have gone
on a visit to Sedalia, Mo.
- August 20, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Very
Low.
Mrs. Thompson,
sister of Deputy Marshal Morton....prostrated from sun
stroke, not doing well...
- August 23, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 3.
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Personal.
Miss Ida
Ford, of Phoenix, Ariz., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M.
M. Ford, 1022 Wood street.
Mrs. A. C. Sutherland and
little daughter, Katie, have returned from a visit to relatives
at Carpentersville, Ind.
- August 26, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
John M.
Ackerman, a prominent and enterprising young merchant
of Navasota....in Dallas with relatives, Capt. W. H. and John
Gaston.....
- September 1, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 4.
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Local
Notes.
Mr. W.
H. Hannon, of Rochester, is in the city to look after
the interest of his son, Charles Hannon, who is in jail
for attempt to rob Mr. Savage of the Grange Grocery Co.
- September 1, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 4.
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Personal.
Mr. Figh,
of North Harwood, has been called to the death bed of a sister
in Alabama.
- September 26, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 1, col. 3.
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Personal.
H. W. Gillingham left
for St. Louis to attend the G. A. R. encampment.
- September 27, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 4, col. 2.
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Personal.
H. C. Armstrong,
of Louisville, Ky., is in Dallas on a visit to his brother, John
S. Armstrong, the wholesale grocer. He will remain for
the Fair.
- October 18, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 2.
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Personal.
N. D. Porter,
of Austin, Tx., is visiting his brother, R. C. Porter,
en route home form a northern tour.
- October 22, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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Personal.
Ed Randall,
of Capt. Will Scott's Ranger company, is home on a furlough.
Capt. Tom Padgett, of this
city and brother-in-law to Gov. Ross, is in attendance
at the Fair.
Matt Peak, a former Dallasite,
now a conductor on the Mexican National Railroad, is visiting
his boyhood home.
Misses Susan and Lucy Cassidy,
of Goldthwaite, Texas, are in the city visiting their sister,
Mrs. Ira L. Stanley.
- October 24, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 2.
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West
Dallas Dots.
Mrs. Bush,
sister of Frank Powell, of the live stock journal, is
very ill.
- October 25, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 3, col. 1.
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Personal.
Mrs.
A. E. Hill [?] and children, of Taylor, here to see the Fair,
the guests of her sister, Mrs. C. E. Gilbert.
- October 26, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 2.
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Personal.
Miss Anna
Benjamin of Kansas City, is visiting her uncle, Mr. Louis Goslin,
in the Cedars.
- November 1, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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Personal.
S. P. Exall,
of St. Louis, was in attendance at his brother's wedding...
- November 10, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 2.
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Fair
Exhibit
.....Mrs. E. M. McMurry, mother
of Mrs. J. R. Johnson, of this city.
- November 10, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 8, col. 3.
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[No
Heading]
Mr. Rufus
E. Brown, the only full brother of our distinguished and
honored fellow citizen, Major John Henry Brown, died at
Silver City, N.M., on October 20. Mr. Brown was, for years, an
active worthy citizen of South Texas.
- November 12, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 3, col. 1.
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[No
Heading]
Officer
Cliff Scott of the police force, has gone to visit his
father in Willis, Montgomery county, Rev. James E. Scott, who
is very sick.
- December 7, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 3, col. 3.
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[No
Heading]
Mr. J. F. Griffiths, of
Rice, is in the city, a guest of his brother, Prof. Griffiths.
- December 22, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 1.
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Personal.
Miss Finnie
[Fannie?] Figh left on Wednesday...for San Antonio, where
her father is lying seriously sick.
- December 23, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 2.
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Family
Reunion.
A pleasant
reunion of the Rust family was held at the residence of
Mr. A. B. Rust on Ross avenue yesterday at which were present
the aged mother, Mrs. M. E. Rust and all her living children,
who are as follows: John E., Albert D., Eldredge G., Alfred B.,
Emory G. and their only sister, Mrs. Clara Bisbee, recently from
Michigan. In addition were the wives of all but John E. -- Mrs.
Julia A. Rust. Mrs. Maggie Rust, Mrs. Ida Rust, Mrs. Lucy Rust--and
Frank A., son of Albert D. and his wife, Mrs. Belle Rust, of
Ennis. Yesterday was the first time of the meeting of all living
members of the family for over 37 years past.
- December 26, 1887,
Dallas Daily Herald, p. 5, col. 2.
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