Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
happy life together.


Miss Duke is among the late arrival
| In town and will be quite an acquisi
ton to the society of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Ives went [.
Sherman Thursday with the weddin,
party.
Ed. Ryan has returned from Ho
Springs aud Is looking well after hi,
trip.
4. ii. Gee of Wilson & Co., dr.,
goods. is In Louisville seeing the sight
and will lay in II stock of goods fo
their house.
Il. S. johnson returned from st.
Louis where he has been purchasing
his fall stock of dry goods.
Mineola.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Downer on Monday night last
was pronounced by all who attended
as most enjoyable affair, and your
correspondent, who was one of the
happy participants, will say in behalf
of all who were present that it will
long be remembered as one of the
brightest social events of the season.
Mr.. Il. Crossman, the handsome
manager of the firm of Sodekson d
Bro, has returned from short trip
to Dallas, where, it is reported, he has
been trying to engage hou sekeeper,
but with what success we have no,
learned.
Misses Pearlie Bruce and Mamie
Chlders, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. S. r.. Bruce, left for their
home at Wills Point Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Landers have
returned from Galveston, where
hey h I'VE bsan spending the SUNNI err.
DIR. Gold of Alexandria, Tenn,
passed through, ira Yelling in the in
terest of his school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Harris have re-
turned from an extended trip to their
home In Minnesota and all the princi-
pal cities I'M the East.
Mrs. Mary Burress of Marshall is
visiting Mr. T.. u Burress of our city.
Miss Lucy Huffmaster, one of Min
eola's fairest flowers has re.
turned from Fort Worth, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Clara Trout of Terrell, who has
bee II visiting the family of DR.. Patten,
left for her home Monday. Many are
the hearts that await with anxious
expectations repetition of her pleas
ant visit.
Mrs. and Miss Zuckermann have re.
turned from Galveston, much inn
proved in health.
Mr.. viii III. Goldman, of the firm OF
Goldman d son, of Winsboro, passed
through our town en- route for his
home. Will has been to the eastern
markets purchasing goods for his firm
He also paid u short visit to the Louis
vile exposition.
Mr.. jim Utley, the efficient yard
master of the Texas q Pacific and
Missouri Pacific railroads, returned
to-day from Tennessee where he has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. p. q. Hawkins is visiting
friends in Terrell.
Mr.. Bob Huffman has just returned
from business trip to Marshal and
Je fterson,
Mrs. J. Baum has returned from
Woodville Miss, accomp lnied by her
beautiful and accomplished sister, Miss
Sarah Schwartz. Mineola can con-
graduate herself on such an acquisi-
ton to her society, aud we predict for
Miss Schwartza very pleasant visit.
San Antonio.
J. r. Bradley, a well-known sheep
man of Sweetwater, arrived in this
city some days ago to be united in
marriage to Miss Mollie Bennett, eldest
daughter of Sam c. Bennett of this
city. Two days before the marriage
was to have come off, Mr.. Bradley re-
ceived the news of the accidental
death of his aged father at Caddo sta
ton. Mr.. Bradley visited the city
some months ago on a similar mission,
but the nuptials were then inter
rIpted by the news Of the death OF
his mother. We seldom hear of such
peculiar coincidents as this.
Many of our ladies are still absent
from the city to escape the heat and
intolerabie dust.
The entertainment season will open
later than usual this fall Keene being
first on tie boards.
Mr.. G.. G.. Hubbard and wife have
returned from their bridal tour. They
spent Il few days at the Beach hotel at
Galveston very pleasantly. They
will make their home in this city.
The "Mother Hubbard" craze is
being carried to the same excess here
that it is everywhere, and some of our
young ladies may also be caught play
ing croquet in what the young men
call "their night gowns
The great fire which occurred In this
city the other afternoon. demonstrated
the fact that the ladies take as intense
interest in the excitement and terrors
of conflagration as the men 90
Fully one thousand ladies got within
looking distance of the fire.
A young jeweler, who had been
robbed of a diamond ring, intimated
to certain married lady that he sus
pected her of being the lhief and got
his Jaws boxed by the young woman's
! brother-in-law.
Our sporting season has opened ano
the young ladies drive their beaux oul
to the quail fields of afternoons and al
early morn. They delight in seeing
! the young men take them on TIT
| fly"
Considerable preparation has been
made for thu reception Of the delegates
to the meeting of the BAPTIST state as
ISOLATION in this city shortly. Some
three hundred visitors are expected.
Miss Matte Waugh has returned K
| the city and is stopping with her sister
Mrs. Earnest. at the Vance House.
| Mrs. T.. X. Roberts, mother OF ou'
popular county clerk, and }. ID. Rob
erts, his brother, have been visiting
this city the past week. Mrs. Roberts
departed for Washington and her sor
for the neighboring city OF George
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