Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
DENIS0N.
The Ledrick Fire Inquest Still
in Progress With Closed
Doors.
The Gate City Alive With ChrIstmns En-.
thusiasm Christmas Trees-Church
Services and Weddings.


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DENIsoN. Tex, Dec. 24.-The circulator
of THE GAZETTE wishes all a merry CHRIST
mas and happy New Year. Christmas Is /"
day of enjoyment. See that v"%t- ,,,,lease
hnr, he's, ovH[yy OF any improvement /, nav
~ II SI0p PETITE circulator, 50 ~ 'i"''
Beautiful weather for Christmas, ="
pleasant as spring.
Among other refreshments to be had
last night at the Grand Army OF the ke,
public's entertainment was ice-cream,and
| It was a very appropriate dish, as the
night was very warm. Ice-cTeam Christ
mas week in the sunny South!
James Boiling and Miss Adornia Blaydes
from Lookout station, Lamar county, ac-
companied by Rev. Roberts, went 10
the Nation last evening and Joined III
wedlock.
The old soldiers enjoyed themselves
hugely last night, singing old camp ana
war songs.
Col. Chambers and D.. l.. Cannon, con-
ductors on the Choctaw division, Will,
Christmas night, lead the two Misses
Uopg to the altar of the Episcopal church
and be bound in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock.
Miss Lou Perren of Pilot Grove is visit
ing in the city, the guest OF Mrs Johh
d Greger
a The Missouri Pacific shops closed to-
night TO give Its employees chance TO en-
# 10Y the holidays. The shops will open
q again Monday morning.
G Mrs. VIM Turley had the misfortune to
N get her ankle sprained on the defective
Is sidewalk between Burnett and Myroct
a.. avenues. She threatens to bring sun
ot against the city.
n, A midnight mass was held at the Catho
n lie church tonight, beginning at ii 100
O. Tomorrow (Christmas) night mass VII
ne be held at and $50.
an Mrs, Popenhagen was presented yesteI
IS day by her pupils with beautiful piusl
al dressing-case, and Mrs. Brown was give
CIV a fine cake by her scholars.
Sc Twenty-siX bales OF cotton were brougn
,ly in from the Nation to-day.
he The employees of the large wholesal
,er establishment OF Hanna, Platter Waple
es will be treated To Christmas dinner u
100 morrow by Mrs. Sam Hanna.
james Clark, fireman on the NILSSON
70. Pacific, returned yesterday from the >
eli dalia hospital, where he was treated IL
his malarial fever.
10 Mr.. w. o. Stillman, one OF the iaste
mo manipulators of metallic messengers
she thought, holding "adn cases on THE u
life zETTE, is visiting in the city.
her The mayor has issued proclamatll
ur. against exploding fireworks on Chrs
ple mas. Poor, poor small boy!
an. In the case OF George Burnett Tor VI
ank lating the Sunday law the Jury ioul
ces him guilty and fined him $50 a.
ng. costs, amounting to $37. He Appealed
ak the county court. l.. Eppstein, yiolat
lere the Sunday law, acquitted.
Our "Baby GAZETTE wishes all m'
With ny Christmas, especially the childre
red. The train from Fort Worth was o
in hour late to-day, and caused the =
zETTE 20 be late reaching It's SUBSCRIBE
was Mrs w. b. Boss and Miss Kate Becf
ut left to-day for Parsons, Kan, TO sPe
hief the holidays with Mrs. Ben Brown oil u
ung city.
Of Frank Curtis, night yard-master AZ
Missouri Pacific yards, was accidehIa
run over by the delivery team OF ~
enc nett to-day and pretty badly hurt,
the was taken home in the buggy oil
1 at Acheson, and that gentleman dressed
ght, wounds.
hrls- The jury of inquest over the late l.
to- rick fire was in session again to-day, v
closed doors, and adjourned until say
this day. They still hold John Lee In Gust
and at present things look rather oiue