Misses Emma and Etta Pullen left Sat. by way of the Cotton Belt for Tennessee and Georgia to spend the summer.
Judge Gregg, accompanied by his family, left today for Eureka Springs to spend several weeks at that well known health resort.
Mrs. I. T. Akers and son, Olan, left yesterday for Eureka Springs on the 12:25 train to be gone several weeks.
Joe Linz, accompanied by Architect Armstrong, arrived here from Dallas today and will remain here several days superintending the placing of
the stone work on his handsome building.
Geo. W. Stewart died at his home on W. Tennessee Street, this city, Saturday night after on illness of several weeks with typhoid fever. The funeral too place from the residence at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and a large number of friends were in attendance.  The deceased had lived here for many years, was an active business man and honest and upright in his dealings.  He leaves a wife and children to mourn his loss.

Mr. W. A. Waldrop and Miss Ida Nunley, both of this city will be wed tonight.
Mr. F. M. Clagborn and Miss Carrie Allen will be married this evening at the Episcopal rectory.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Fenet, services conducted by by Rev. Ivey.
After a short illness the one year old daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Lee Bivens died last night.  The funeral took place from the family residence on
S. Walnut at 12:30 o'clock.  Interment took place at Farmington.

List of uncalled for letters at Sherman,TX Post Office during week ending July 22, 1894:

Ladies

(Authuo?), Laura Baker, Delilah Bond, Eva Churchill, Clark Couvelier, Rice Crowders, Mrs. B. K. Covet, Mrs. Jim Chastain, Mattie Fitzgerald, Katie
Hall, Hugh Heston, Annie Inglish, Edna Landrem, Bettie Logue, Hattie Layton, Mary Mears, Bertie Morgan, Jennie Mosley, Martha Martin, Parmelia   McDowell, E. A. Hall. Susan M. Sanders, Rebecca (2) Sidden. Sallie Squires, Millie Weads, Nettie

Gents