Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-26
CISCO.
a Leading Teacher to Take Some Now Les.
sons Interesting Musicale-Personal.

a Leading Teacher to Take Some Now Les
sons Interesting Musicale-Personal.
Special TO the Gazette.
CISCO, Tex, Jan. 25.-D. G. Hunt,
principal Of Rising Star academy, who
has been making frequent visits to Cisco
for the past six months, came in town
Saturday evening as usual. Sunday
morning at . O'Clock, in company with
your correspondent, in one OF Mr.. Mat
Talley's best rigs, with Mr.. Tai
ley as driver, he repaired to the
residence of Mrs. j. Smith, some
seven miles northeast of town.
Here were met Rev. j, NJ, Lane and wife,
Jake Alexander and wife, all of Cisco,
and q few other friends of the family. At
10 o'clock sharp Mr.. Hunt and Miss Eva
Coal appeared in the presence of the as
sembly, and Rev. j. M. Lane spoke the
words which made them man and wife.
Immediately after the ceremony the happy
couple started for Rising Star, their
future home.
Quite an interesting affair took place
last Saturday evening at the MUSHROOM
in the shape of musicale by Miss Nellie
Pomeroy's music class. The pupils all
clearly demonstrated the fact that they
had been thoroughly taught and well
drilled by their skilled teacher. The en-
tertainment was opened by a Gypsy polka
(trlo) rendered by Misses Nathalie and
Gussie Edgar aud Ada Whiteside.
Next was nice little speech,
address to parents, which vas beautifully
rendered by Miss Willo House. Miss
Classic Tucker played waltz, which
could scarcely have been cXcelled ov pu-
pills much older than she. Miss Gussie
Edgar and Master Bureft Patterson
brought the house down In vocal duet,
"No, Sir" 'Poor Old Maids" was rem
dered so perfectly by Misses Whiteside,
! Edgar, House, GUIDE, Tucker and Burnell
that the audience had them repeat it.
Miss Nathalie Edgar, in "Garotte
Stephanie," took the prize, which was
awarded by three judges, for greatest
proficiency.
DR.. Young, the great temperance lee
turer OF Texas, delivered a temperance
sermon to large audience at the Method
list church last night The house was so
crowded that allcould not get seats, and
some had TO go away, After the sermon,
papers were circulated through the
crowd, and thirty-siX names were added
to the now large membership of the
United Friends OF Temperance.
Mr., David Tatum of Cleveland, Ohio
is billed to deliver temperance lecture
at the Baptist church next Wednesday
night, January II. All are cordially in.
vited. No admission fee.
Last evening just after the sermon al
the Methodist church, Mr.. w. j. jackson
and Miss Ada Martin appeared on the
scene, and in very few moments Rev. j.
G, Putnam joined them in the holy bonds
Of matrimony. They left this morning
for Waco, their future home.
Miss Florence Griffin, one of the teach
ers in the public school, is quite sick
with pneumonia. Mrs. Chas. b. Smith
has been employed to I'll her place In the
school until she RECEIVERS.
Mr.. w. C.. Richardson ana family oil
Albany moved to Cisco last week TO make
this their home in the future. Mr. Rich.
ardson comes here to take charge OF the
M. II. Jones & Co. lumbvr-yard.
Mrs Jno. Ill. Summers, wife OF Prof
Summers of Archer City, is visiting rela,
tives aud friends in Cisco
1t is learned that Messrs.
Blake, Bacon & Hines have
ordered buggies and teams for the pur
pose of establishing large livery stable
at this place.
The many sudden changes in the wealth
er have caused great deal of sickness in
our community, especially colds.