Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-29
Henrietta.

institute.
Henrietta.
Miss Tedia Gowen of Secret Springs,
quite an accomplished young lady, was
in the city this week.
Quite gay party of Henrietta young
people enjoyed shaking the light fam
tas,ic toe in the second story of the
Stockmen's building Thursday night.
1t was one of the most pleasant enter
tainments of the season.
Tobomanico, a Comanche chief, with
several wagons loaded with freight,
this morning, was seen on the streets.
Later two of our most worthy citizens,
w. b. Piemon and j. b. franklin,
were seen driving over the city and
smoking the pipe of friendship, accom-
panied by Tobomanico.
Mrs. j. III. Ferris and Miss Olive
Johnson came in on to-day's train
from the residence of $. b. Carr, ten
miles east of town, where they had
been in attendance upon the marriage
of Mr.. Il. G. Heare to Miss Matte
Carr by the Rev. l.. b. Smith of Mon
tague. 1t was a pleasant affair, and
every one one enjoyed the bountiful
repast of an excellent dinner at late
hour. May they live long and pros
per, is the wish of your correspondent,
Mr.. w. j. Cunningham left this
week to visit friends and relatives in
Virginia, and will be absent several
months.
Miss Lillian Hart, of Archer City, is
in the city, guest OF Miss Annie
Pusinton.
We are glad to know that our young
friend n. b. Meade is recovering so as
to be able to sit up again.
Mrs. S. X. Andrain and sister are
absent o. n protracted visit to their
old home in Missouri. Sam has not
yet forgotten how to keep batch"
WeatlIerford.
Mrs. Winkler, ielict of the lamented
Judge Winkler, was in the city this
week, and accompanied by the Hon.
A. u. Watts made visit to Mineral
Wells.
1t is with sincere roget that it is
learned in this city that Mrs. Asa
Grant died at Dallas and was buried
on Wednesday evening last. Eight
months ago She stood at the altar and
took upon herself the VOWS of wife
hood. 1t is a peculiarly sad and touch
ing death and ELECTS the deepest sym.
pa,hy for Mr.. Grant in his poignant
grief.
Miss Matte Skies has just returned
from IA visit to friends in Palo Pinto
comfy,
Mr.. John Y, Simpson a whilom
cashier of the Bank of Exchange, Dali
las, is in the city, confined to his room
with an attack of bilious fever.
I Dow w w DatrinE Rpptnt of III
Saints Episcopal church, and family
are visiting Waco.
DR.. Mcfarland of Wilson county,
Tennessee. is in the city with view
Of max ny heavy investment in real
estate in Parker county.
Mr.. john w. Ayres, agent of the
Texas & Pacific Railway, and the Pa
cfic Express company at Big Springs,
ard lady, visited this city in the early
part OF this week and were the guests
of Mr.. j. A. Ochiltfee.
| A social party somewhat of a literary
nature, toek place at the residence OF
/ Mrs. Sloan last Thursday night.
Mesdames w. II. Eddleman and Il. a.
Hutchinson and Messrs. W. w. Davis
and Matt. G. Cameron, read publicly
extracts from standard authors, much
to the enjoyment of the company pres
emit
Mr.. Louis Sehorn of Brear Creek Is
in the city.
Mr.. William Veal OF Breckenridge
was guest at at the Carson q Lewis
House Thursday
Mr.. Cutblrth of Callahan county
was in the city Thursday, chaperoned
! by jim simpson.
A marriage license was Issued FRI
day To Mr.. Joseph White and Miss
Francis Il. Vaughn.
:. b. Cantey. promising young at
toruey of Fort Worth, was in the city
Friday. or business
Gilmer.
Ouite number of our citizens
went 10 a big dinner and fish fry at