Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18
pENISON.
A Lady Locking for Her Husband, Who
Was Last Seen in NeH Or
leans.
The social Budret Of the Week, a
Prepared By Our Society
Reporter.

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evening
Several young gentlemen, accompsnis,
by young ladies' were ont scrunadiug FIJI
day night, and the air was tii6d viii
sweet notes frUm the fair sefenaders
while toe Drawer sex Joined IN the chorus
Those who were fortunate enough to b,
visited surely received foe musica
treat
The next attraction 81 the opera hous,
Is "NichAel StrOgoH,n who Is billed herr
for the Path % this month II carrie.
a good reputation and will dOubtles:
draw a large house
/ J. r Jeter OF Fort Worth, secretary Of
Z the s. Il Z. Land anc Cattle company,
was in the city Thursday.
Milton Mobiles will soon appear o. the
I opera house.
Harry Platter is not to be seen around
the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph office as
much as Of old. Why, Harry?
JAS Smith smole q smile Wednes-
day, when he received that thick letter
from Fort Worth
Quite crowd OF Derison's Young
society people went to Sherman FRIDAY
evening 70 attend an entertainment given
at the North Texas Female college.
The Gate City Social club gave ball
last night In honor Of their departing
member, Gray Fuller, for Bonham. A
preasant time was spent by these In at
tendance.
Last nights train brought in O lady,
accompanied by her little daughter, who
was looking for her husband, j Z. Rem
ner. The last she heard from him he was
at New Orleans.
George Farquher was acquitted on the
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
Monday the 18th is the last day of
grace to pay state and county taxes, for
otter that date costs will be added
The council meets ON Monday night,
and the new mayor aud city dads will
take their seats. A large amount OF busl-
ness win be thrown upon their shoulders
from the start, but they are all competent
men, and the city welfare is safe In their
hands.
James Upton, who killed Thomas
Leader at Bold Springs, l. T., is wanted
w. there, aud there is reward Of $500
for his capture.
Tom Crook, so he informed THE
GAZETTE reporter, would move his
material from Bonhsm TO Denison and
start an evening paper in about six weeks.
Work on the water.Works Will begin
next week.
The ice factory will commence to make
Ice arly this week.
Strawberries are on the market
Everybody seems Well pleased with the
present police force, and it is to be hoped
the new council will retain them ALL
Col. Bozle, business manager of the
Denlson News, made a flying visit to
carthage, Mo, on visit to his family.
j W. Burson, editor and proprietor OF
the Evening Mail of Fort Worth, came
on a Visit TO his parents Friday, to help |
celebrate the tortieIh anniversary Of their |
MIR. u Eppsteln and wife will leave in
q lew days for the old country to spend |
the summer. They intend TO visit
France, Germany, Italy, and other couu |
tries of interest, Their many friends |
wish them pleasant visit and safe re-
turn to the Lone Star state.
Miss Clatida GoreD, who has been |
away to Kentucky attending college last
winter, returned home this week.
One OF Sherman's fairest daughters.
Miss BERTHE Wood, was visiting in the
'ity last week, the guest of her mother,
who Is register cleIk in the postofllce.
Guy Fuller, who has been clerklng for
;. A. Gercia, leaves for his home in
Bonham, Sunday evening.
Moonlight picnics and drives promise
% be the chief sou ce Of enjoyment for
he coming months.
One OF our young gentlemen Is very
'orrowful over the prospect OF no
'Mikado" meetings this summer, wou-
iering what will take their place. He for
gets the |. Nj. SIS will, with their usual
Energy, inauguraie series OF entertain.
nents such as he never yet dreamed,
Wait until after Lent.
The young ladies say the serenades they
lave been having recently are divine.
Being under The direct control of the A
g. quartetse, they naturally deserve
he compliments accorded them,
Miss Matte Cook entertained q few of
Ter friends on Thursday evening,
hessrs. Platter, RichaId,on, Meuefee
Iud Harlem, with the Misses
henefee, Bettes and Lingo, making Just
large enough crowd for superb time.
Mr. Allender is considered the most
n,iderate young gentleman In the city,
dr. Menefee the most fascinating, Mr..
iarben the most entertaining, Mr.. Neyins
ne best-natured, MIR. French the most
fable, Mr.. Platter the most Intelligent,
Viz Pyle the most dignifled, Mr.. Saeger
he handSomest, Mr.. Runyan the jolliest,
hr. Yonng the most fistidious, Mr.. Dun
'au the noisiest, Mr. Richardson the most
sublime, Mr. Leeper the most thoughtful,
md MIR Perry the kiudest hearted.
The saddlery aud harness firm OF Mere
iiih Wright made an assignment this
,yening for the benefit of their creditors.
The liabilities are $500 and the assets
IRE $1,000
Several OF the Denison base-bal club
cave on the 2 o'clock train this morning
or Dallas, aud will play the crack club of
hat place Sunday noon. We expect the
,o's will return covered all over with
llory The following Is list OF the
Denisons and their positions; Mauer @. |
lonner, pitcher; Richards, arst base;
Kelsey, second bsse; Chapman, third /
,ase; Light, short stop; Wheeler, left
led; Croors, right ieldi Riley, center
ield.
Several of the young men accompany
he boys, and we hope to see them win.
STILLNRLL u. RUSSELL.