Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
DENISON.
Water Works Bonds Filed old Onlcers
Of the state NatIonal,Bank
Reelected.
A Iscneflt for The Poor--A House warming
An Accident in the Nation
Personal Notes.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
DENIsoN, Tx, jan. ls.--The benson
Water-Works company filed their bonds
of $4,000 for the completion Of the works
to-day.
The stockholders Of the State National
bank at a meeting yesterday elected the
following board OF directors, who re-
elected the former officers Messrs. A.
IL. Coffin, A. w. Acheson, w. G., Tlgnor,
Alexander Rennie, A. X. Collins, Wilmot
Seager, J. N. Johnson, Samuel Hama Of
Denison, aud Judge b. w. Carter of
Tishomingo, |. T.; J. N. Johnson, presi-
denti Samuel Hanna, vice-president
William Seager, cashier. The reelection
OF these officers speaks well for them as
good business men, and the utmost con-
tldence Is placed in their hands as man
ayers.
The news among the railroad boys is
that one of them, Conductor Covert, win,
IN the latter part of this month, take TO
himself better-half
The young lady arrived yesterday morn
| ing, and Lucilliun Price, OF drug fame, Is
receiving the congratulations of his many
friends.
The wife OF Gully Fletcher, we are
sorry to learn, is IN very dangerous con-
dition. The boy, however, is doing fine.
! Everyone who feels an interest In DENT
son should attend the supper Friday
night, given by the ladies', for the benefit
OF the poor. You won't miss your little
donation, but will make some poor soul
happy.
A very enjoyable house warming took
place at the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. H..
p. Foster last night. Every kind of
amusements was participated in by those
in attendance, but dancing was chiefly the
enjoyment and those present spent one
of the most pleasant evenings Of the
season, while those who were unable to
attend will regret having missed such an
enjoyable evening. At an early hour this
morning the guests took their departure.
The Big Six saloon has added quite a
number more of bottled snakes, tarantu-
las, centipedes, frogs, etc. They are
worth journey to see them.
Nose Harris of the News went TO Fort
Worth last night.
All of the lodges hold secret sessions
Thursday night.
Frank Pettitt OF the firm OF Pettitt &
Waltz left to-day for st. Louis, where he
goes TO purchase machinery TO establish a
branch house at lei Paso. That city will
surely gain good house when the branch
is established, as the firm stands second
) to none in the city.
Charley Moore, late Of Sherman, has
taken position with the new hardware
house OF Hanna, Leeper & Co., on Main
street Mr.. Moore is an old, expert
enced hardware man, and understands the
business thoroughly, and Denison has
gained Il good citizen.
This morning at O'Clock at Armstrong
tank, Choctaw Nation, |. T., Albert Will
liams came very near losing his life by
the break-beam sliding out OF the socket
He fell under the car, which passed over
him and rolled him over several times
Three cars in all went over his body, anc
when he was taken out 1t was supposed
that he was fatally injured, but as gooC
fortune would have it no bones were
broken. 1t is feared, however, that he i.
hurt inwardly. This is the second tim,
that the cars have rolled him up prett,
badly. He was to have been married in |
few days.
Three new engines, Nos. 4, 3. and &
for the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass rail
road passed through to-day, l.. r. Yocun
in charge. They were BUILT by the Bald
win Locomotive works.
Mr. ii. Hackner of this city has beer
appointed United States marshal in thi!
district.