Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
DENIS0N.
est Has Got There Ell"--0Ur Dick
Talks 10 His Fellow
Citizens.
1t was a Brick -Ss1lror.d Ns~s - A
Double wedding -Personai';.-
Notes.
specIal TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Dec. 26.-~The little
"BABY GAZETTE" attracted more attcn-
ton Christmas than anything on our
streets, with his Christmas greeting and
sleigh-bels. Children followed IL as long
as they could get glimpse OF him. The
Fort Worth GAZETTE is known by all,
from father TO baby, and the paper is far
in the lead in Denison, as well as In other
towns. 'It has got there, Eli"
Don't foil to secure several copies OF
THE GAZKTTE's New Years edition with
all Of Denison's improvements, and the
future prospects of our city. 1t will sure
iy advertise Denison largely as The GA
,ZETTE has the largest circulation of any
paper in Texas and the Territory. Water
works, cotton mills, tramway, railroad to
Paul's valley certainty with the pros
peCt OF n bridge across Red river, etc.
Get a copy without fail.
Col. Tom Crooks and Alex Reddlck
yesterday presented their friend, Mr..
Harrison Thurmond, with beautiful,
heavy, solid-silver cane as token of
their esteem. The purchase was made at
the Wilkerson iewelry house, and Is
surely beautiful present. After the pre-
sentation speech was made, the caned
gentleman asked the boys what they
wanted. Mr.. Thurmond is proud of his
present, and TO think that he has such
friends as Messrs. Crooks and Rcddick.
The employees of Hanna, Platter Wa
pies yesterday sent Mr.. Harry Platter
present, that gentleman thinking II was
from friends in Ohio. He was baby
sold, however, when, after taking about
an hour to unwrap the tissue paper, and
the envious clerks standing in group
around him, anxious to see his present, to
linda brick, sent all the way from the
store. 1ableau.
The wholesale establishment of Hanna,
Platter & NAPLES yesterday gave each of
its employees box of cigars,
then remembering the freight Offices
of the Missouri Pacific and
Houston Texas Central went over there
and gave each hand employed there box
of good cigars also.
Miss Julia Scott, one of Shcrman's
most popular young ladies, is visiting in
the city rs the guest Ct Mrs. Hogg
ID. o. Cook, conductor on the Arkansas
& ST. Louis line, IS spending the holidays
in Denver, his old home.
Col. Johnson Of Binkly house fame
came over yesterday TO spend Christmas
in our city.
Miss Helen Williams of Bonham, who
has been visiting Miss LipbIe Bennett,
left yesterday Tor Gainesville, accom-
panied by Miss Bennett, for few days
visit.
Miss Anna McVcilis Of Chillicothe, Mo,
Is spending the holidays with the family
of her brother, Mr.. George McNeilis.
The following couples went TO Van
Alstync yesterday to attend the bail at that
place last night and report having most
pleasant time: Mr.. Wade and Miss Lucia
Dolurhidc, Tom Cutler and Miss Callie
Smith, VIM. LeBaum and Miss Mamie
DcNanna, and Fred Guicsenhoner and
Miss Allie Smith.
Miss Eta Greager OF WhitcsborO Is
visiting her brothers family ON Crawford
street, Mr.. John Greager, clerk at Il. M.
RUbusOn's.
A grand double wedding of two of Den
ison's iairest daughters took place last
night. Misses Matte and Nettie Ilogg,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. llogg,
were Joined in the holy bonds OF matli.
mony 80 Messrs. Calvin Chambers aud
Detiord Cannon, two OF the Missouri Pa
cihc's most popular conductors The
ceremony took place at the Episcopal
the most fashionable audience that has
assembled in Denison for long time was
present TO witness the nuptials. Rev.
Atkins pronounced the impressive ccrc-
mony which linked loving hearts forever
and aye. The attendants were Miss DulCe
Murray and Mr.. Joe White and Miss Julia
Scott Of Sherman and MIR. Horace Nc
Council. Never were iairer maidens or
more chivnlrOus souls united in wedlOcE
aud may wealth of love and happiness
as boundlcss as the universe be theirs for
all earthly time.
Master Mechanic c. w. Clark and lady
celebrated the thirteenth anniversary Of
their wedding last night Mr.. ana Mrs.
Clark were married In Bloomington, ILL.,,
but have be n residents Of Denison for q
number OF years and have won host OF
friends. In that time fortune has smiled
kindly on them, and their union has been
blessed with a charming family of little
chcrubs, whose sweet smiles light up
their household world. Many friends
of Mr.. aud Mrs Clark participated in the
celebration, and numerous costly presents
attestcd the respect In which the hunored
couple are held. Let the four score and
ten of biblical injunction he theirs, and
smiling world beyond, At Mrs Clark's
residence Mir. and Mrs, Fielder celebrated
also, they having been married eight
years, Mrs, Fielder Is sister of Mrs.
Clark. Everybody enjoyed themselves,
aud oh that supper, Shades of Luculus,
where was The GAZETTE reporter A
large list of very tine presents were given
both parties, but the wires were SO busy
IlE GAZETTE reporter could not send
thpu AWAY