Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22

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mother, of Hunt county, are visiting
! I'm our city.
Mrs. Dir. Gillian, of Fayetteville,
| Arkansas, Is here visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. ID. wilkins. Mrs. Bowls
and Mrs. Claud Simpson, of Clarks-
Vile, are also the guests of Mrs. Will
kins.
Miss Carrie Miller is here visiting
Miss Maggie Pirtle.
Miss Kate Mcleod and her sister re-
turned this week to their home in
! Paris.
J. l.. Ballinger, w. w. Hornbeck
and Capt. Irby left here this week for
the west, where they have gone in the
interest of the Home land colony.
Longview.
Mrs. j. III. Virgins of Texarkana is
in town this week, visiting her numer-
Gus friends. She is the guest of Mrs.
II. b. Levy.
Prof. Pittman, with his pretty and
accomplished wife, has gone to the
country to spend few days.
Mr.. Kellogg, one of the most gentle
manly and popular passenger conduc-
tors of the Texas IL Pacific, was in the
| Guy litSt MOnGuy.
Mr.. e. $. Terry and family Of Wills
Point are in the city visiting their rel
atives and friends.
Misses Alice and Lizzie Kelly have
returned from trip to Jefferson and
Kellyville.
Miss Minnie Patten of Mineola at
tended the Baptist convention at this
place.
| Mrs. Will Camp has gone on
visit to relatives at Gilmer.
Miss Florence Carter of Marshall
spent several days in town this week,
but has returned home.
Mrs. Window left for Fort Worth
! last Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Williams, Mrs. Matte
! Carroll and Miss Katie Carroll left on
last Thursday for Palo Pinto Springs,
where they will remain some time for
their health.
Miss Lizzie Howard came up from
Marshall last Tuesday to attend the
complimentary party given by the
young gentlemen to Miss Florence
Carter at the residence of Mr.. j. V.
Rogers.
Miss Annie Winslow has gone to
Marshall to visit her aunt, Mrs. Ener-
man.
Mrs. Eliza Waymacks is visiting
relatives in Mineols.
Colorado.
Mr.. Pete Snider, who has been ont
on Deep Creek for several days, re-
turned Thursday very much i'm
| proved.
Mrs. Brown, from Kentucky Town,
Texas, who has been visiting her
| 1o,rrGfar rntn Iaft 1nc T,,n
for her home.
Mr.. Bob Smith Of the firm Lawson,
Smith & Co., is rusticating in Parker
county.
Joe Hill, late of the firm Taylor &
Hill, editors and proprietors of the
Colorado Clipper, is spending few
days at Waco.
>. n. Sherwin, manager of the Cash
Store in this city, returned Tuesday
from an extended trip East.
Judge Wheeler, district judge, is in
the city.
j. II. Morrison is journeying in
some of the Eastern cities, and will be
absent from Colorado several weeks.
| Mr.. John II. Good, a prominent cat
tie man and stock dealer of this city,
returned Monday from old Mexico.
n. S. Walker, IA large wool grower of
this county, has rented the Bassett
residence on Oak street and will move
his family to this city. Mr.. Walker
and family will be quite an addition to
our town and we welcome them and
are proud OF such additions.
JOY III. Burney spent several days
at. the Fort last week.
Colorado has been the scene and place
of sad accidents and deaths. The past
Ar ,,,nof ,,np,,far atI
much admired young ladies, Miss
Anna Rogers, and Miss Clara Collins,
have passed away and are no longer
numbered with the living. Miss Rog-
ers, the first to die, departed this life
, at 10 Il. M, July 10, 1888. She had
, been sick several weeks, but her death
, was very unexpected. Miss Rogers is
the daughter Of DR.. Rogers of this city,
prominent citizen and an able Pres
byterian minister.
5 Miss Clara Collins was the eldest
daughter Of John Collins, u prominent
J. citizen and manager Of the Elliott &
Roe lumber yard. Miss Claras death
1 is of the saddest nature. She was ac-
7 cidentally shot and killed by popular
= young lady Of this city, and her dear
est friend, at her home, July 10, at 6 p.
', m. The funeral services Of both young
ladies were held at the Baptist church
to-day, Friday, July 20 1888, DIR. Pal
a mer of Sherman officiating. Relatives
and large crowd ofacqualntances ant
friends attended the funeral and fol
!. lowed them to the city cemetery. Thu
'. death OF Miss Clara Collins will b'
long remembered; and the unfortunate
T. young lady who accidentally took he
!. life Is deserving OF much sympathy.
b. Weatherford.
+. Jack Norman, one of our heavies
sheepmen, is in from his ranch enjoy
l. ing the breezes and other good thing
=. incident to hot weather.
Hon l. n. Roach and lady left Fri
Al day night FOR trip to Mineral Well
rs in search OF health and recreation
II They will be absent for Il fortnight.
a, Mr.. w. G. Patterson, the affabl
y clerk al the Mcl'ali House, has lust re
a. tnrned from visit to his old home il
W Tennessee.
er The Baptiat church had most dc
"a Iiob,f,,l festival Mt Porters Hall o