Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-19

THE GAZETTE
pe,nr ,ns guest Of Ms. w. w. Walker.
'e.urhen home day before v.s,ardav
T., ,,' iyior, VIII has been Waiting
last Sunday. ~ "o'iie III Aus''h
Mr. ,. n. Boren, president 80 Tho
First National Bank at,ar -, VI ,,.,,'s
ms family to Hot SPRINGS IL , Inn
sas Is again at home
MIS-, II. 4. Morey, of this CITY il Wis
',,g her parents In Wisconsin.
M'ss hittie Hughes. who leav,s In n
rev uays for Lexington, Kentucky.
tenderef her young friends n Js,;shi.
lu' sosiable few evenings ago.
Gilmer.
Miss Daisie Bonen. who has heen
visiting friends In shreveport re.
turned last Wednesday.
Mr. ID. Nj. BarnweIl returned This
week from renple.
Mr. G.. w. Norwood aud loav Of
isier are visiting relatives In 6ilmer.
,,i, ss ina Smith spent few days
WIN ner numerous friends this week.
Mss Ida Fender, OF Texarkana, is
, .is1ising friends and relatives. She
VIII return home next week.
Miss Lille Boren has been uaite
slcN for the past week. bnt We are
happy to say has about recovered.
hev. \. a. Scale is carrying on n
pr traeted meeting ut this place A
good degree of interest is being mani
tested, and the probabilities. are that il
Will be u success.
Mrs. Blair, of Tyler, acc unnamed
by her charming little daughter Pearl.
are visiting friends in Gilmer.
WhitcsbCro.
Dr.. Rufus c. Burleson OF Waco
preached at the Baptist church sun
day night.
Prof. c, II. Hobbs, who conducted
the summer normal school ut Paris.
returned to Whitesboro Thursday,
alter am absence of six weeks.
hev. Mr.. Billings Of the I niversaist
denomination preached at the Meth
odist church Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. T. Harris and family of
Gainesville spent sunday in Whites
bnro, the guests of w. ID. Lyon.
DR.. 5. :. Eakin and family of Sher-
man, having been visiting the family
OF pr. J.. Kelley of this piac..
Mr.. Walter White of IIaCrauge. Ga,
IS visiting his brother Mr.. Il. Il.
White OF this lilace.
Prof /. Gillespie. principal of the
Bells high school spent part Of the
week in Whitesboro.
A, Fl. Nichols of the firm OF Nichols
d Robertson, left last Monday to pay
a visit of two weeks 10 his father in
Kentucky, and take in the Louisville
exposition.
W. II. Moore, who has been in i'll
health for some time past has gone TO
visit his parents in Kentucky.
a. +. Hornbeck has gone to see the
wonders at Louisville.
j. H. Priddy, of Fort Worth, for
merly editor of the W!itesboro Neics,
was among his friends of this place
Wednesday.
Mr. f. q. Senier, of the GAZETTE,
was in town Friday
Mrs. Ada Lambeth and Misses Lucy
and Sallie Dinwiddie, of Sylvan, La
mar county, We're visiting Mis-. Nj. S.
Ritchey, OF this place.
Miss Tommie Bone, who was re-
ported i'll last week, died Thursday
evening. She was an aimable and ac-
complished young lady, and during
her visit to our town she drew about
her many friends from whom her
death was a painful separation. and
who tender their most sincere sympa-
thies to II mother aud brother, who
have been called upon to part for. Il
time with an idoliZed daughter and
sister. Her remains were taken back
to Hickory Withe, Tenn, to be inter
red.
Mr.. Willard King, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for sometime past,
is improving.
Paris.
General S. b. Maxey and wife left Il
few days ago for Racine, Wisconsin,
where they will spend two or three
weeks.
Miss Annie Reed of Bonham is Wis
ting Miss Lena Ewing.
Miss Ida Van Runkie of Fort Worth
is visiting the family of DIR. Hern-
stadt.
Mr.. Percy c. Cox and Miss Mollie
Lyon, II runaway couple from Honey
Grove, We're united in marriage in our
city yesterday by the Rev Charles
Manton.
Rev. J. III. Skinner, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church left us last
week for months vacation and to
visit his old home in Kentucky.
Max Bruckner of Albany, Texas, a
former resident of this city, arrived in
quite Il hurry To greet his first born
a bouncing boy three DAYS old.
Bishop Parker of the Nj. Il. church
has been ON visit to our city.
Mr.. james III. Johnston and Mr.. g..
4. Baldwin, have returned home from
delightful visit To the exposition.
They report j. a grand success and full
~ worth a ip to Louisville 10 see 1t.
Our friend Nolney Baker, who las
been off tnree months in Kentucky,
Ohio and Illinois, has returned home
looking as handsome as usual.
Miss Pauline Witherspoon is spend
ing several weeks at the Oil Springs in
the Indian Territory.
Mr.. A. 7. Boyd, the motive power
of the North Texan, has returned this
week from the Hot Spring where he
has been to recuperate his strength.
Miss Maud Lewis, the manipulator
of the Telephone EXCHANGE, returned
from Bennett Station last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Meyers, OF bennett sta
ton, visited our city on last Sunday;
there is girl in I.
Miss Annie Head, of Denison, Is
visiting friends in our city.
Mrs Athens has returned from Dai
by and reports pleasant time.
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