Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
DENIS0N.
A Whole Box Of Macaroni Fed TO
the Fishes for Bait By
an Innocent.
marrine ss--Crystal Ice Company Concert
Postpontd--N New agent
Persooai Mention.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DESfsoN, TEX, May 2S - Yesterday
Mr.. j. Brutsche, formerly agent OF the
Adams Express company, received MS
appointment as agent of the Wells-Fargo
Express company at this place. Mr..
Brutsche is well and iayorably known TO
this community.
This morning as a freight train was
pulling out of the yard here switch
engine No. ~ tried TO get on the same
track, but there not being room enough
for both, and the freight having right OF
way, the switch engine was compelled to
Jump the track until the freight passed;
damage slight.
DIR. A. II. Conson OF Gainesville passed
through here yesterday on his way home
from New York, where he has been at
tending course Of lectures. The doctor
Ia fine oculist and auaist, and has been
long time 10 New York city for the pur-
pose Of perlecting himself in his profess
sion.
Tom Gilroy, the man who was shot
sometime ago at Paris, arrived In the
city last night. He is able TO walk lit
tie, but Is still weak from the effects OF
his wounds.
Miss Annis II. Andrews and Mrs, John
Boyland OF Galveston passed through
here on their way home from Cincinnati,
where theyshave been attending an art
school for the last year.
Last night, at the residence Of Mr.. Ed
Kennedy, his honor, A. G. Mosely, justice
Of the peace, tied the nuptial knot for
Miss Ottie Terrell and John Yalanding-
ham, in the presence OF Mr., and Mrs.
Kennedy, Mr. Frank Mcsely, w G. Blake
and the irrepressible Patsey McJackson.
The bride Is the accomplished daughter Of
X. Terrell, route agent between this city
and Troupe, and the groom is night oper.
ator at the Western Union telegraph
office here. They launch forth on the sea
of matrimony with the very best wishes
OF THE GAZETTE and their many friends,
IL Is rumored here on good authority
that the railway officials that visited this
city yesterday gave orders TO employ q
large number of workmen for the shops,
such us machlnists, boiler-makers, BRASS
workers and other mechanics. This ad-
dition Is much needed, as the present
force was totally inadequate to cope with
the amount OF work to be done here.
Yesterday Mr. John Denny and Ed
Lucas wanted to 90 fishing and applied
TO the affable Tom Wright for informa-
ton concerning the kind of bait to use.
Tom, with an innocent smile beaming
over his countenaDce, Informed Ed that
by far the best bait to use was maca-
rcni. Ed repaired TO a grocery store to
get small quantity, but was told box
would not be too much. He took the
whole box, enough to make soup for half
the town, 1t will be fun for the fish but
hard ON the boys.
Capt. Dan Webster returned from Dali
las to-day, where he WAS attending court
as a witness in the Murray-McD Donald
libel suit.
Prof Hersch gives a hop tonight OF
the Gate City club rooms. The partici-
pants in these hops always have an en-
joyable time, and tonight will prove no
exception.
The Denison Crystal Ice works are do.
| ing rushing business. 1&
Joe Bryant, sheriff of Blue county
Chickasaw nation, is In the city on HE
way home.
Married at the residence of the brides
parents In this city, Mr.. Lem Motion to
Miss Cora Toppln. THE GAZETTE con
graduates the happy couple, and bespeab
for them happy future.
The concert advertised to take place al
the opera-house tonight under the aus.
plces of the ladies Of the Baptist church
Is postponed for aboutthree weeks.
On the sth of this month Messrs. r
Myrick, G, w. Dawley and Judge r. c.
Fostor filed charter in Austin for the
Denison Crystal Ice company, with $780,.
600. Their works have capacity Of fifteen
tons daily, and are now running to theii
full capacity day and night For the last
week they have shipped daily one car.
load OF ice to different points in Texas
besides supplying their large and increas.
ing city trade.
The result OF the vote on school trus
tees was 26G for and SO against. Not &C
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