Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
DENIs0N.
The Local News OF the Gate CITY from
the Courts TO The Home
Circle.
Society DoIngs FOR tho Week, with Tx.
pressious Of opinion ON Various
Topics ~ interest.

I Dgills Yesterday aud whU Is wanted IN
TIE Csoc'a8 natlon for the theft Of a
\ horse which he stole last January from
! Mr. Green Mr. Hackney IS the newly
/ appointed marshal at Denison, and he is
coming right to the front Us an efficient
officer.
/ The Morning News has an article of
q Mrs Bird poisoning her lips with Il
tooth brush, and the report got spread
that b was "another case Of gmallpox."
Rev Wolf Is holding protrOcted
meeting at the opera-house which IS
| largely attended aud much interest maui.
! fest, d lie has pat the sinner 10 think
Ing ot his ,iue aud IL doing much good
! lie Is assisted In the singing by Mr.
/ Swalne.
pcle Kline Of Sherman was In the city
one day this week.
| The 50, Xavier academy has gained
another pupil IN the person Of Miss
| Noble Bailey, and when she retlres from
! TIE school ~ will be with an education 70
do credit TO herself aud the school.
The railroad boys say they are "lxed"
! for the summer, with an ice factory in
Dcu'sOn aud beer brewery at Dallas.
| Shake, boys
! The Philharmonic band was out
serenading Friday night, and those WIN
were fortunate enough to be visited heard
some very sweet music.
| AL Henson says he will be the happlcst
boy In town Sunday night. Why is II,
AlS
! The young man who got so badly
mashed on Jimmie Taylor Of sherman, at
the masquerade ball OF the o. O Of H.,
| thinking he was charming young lady,
| hcgs US not TO tell his name. oh, no,
doctor We will not tell on you this
| time.
James Cornwell left for Hot Springs
this morning, where he goes into busi-
ness. The best wishes of many friends
60 with him
Tom helms aud his "steed" in the
o o. Of II. procession were wen matched,
so young lady remarked.
SOCIETY NOTES.
At the Gate City Literary society last
night much interest was taken and the
programme well rendered. Tho debate
on the question, "That the homestead ex.
emp'ion Is detrimental" with Messrs.
! George McLagan and T. Il. Kennedy for
the negative, and DR.. Rhca aud Mr.. Lu-
thur Young + the affirmative, both pides
were well argued, but II Is not for us To
Judge Gus We couldn't decldt) which
came out victorious Miss Lcota Jones
entertained the audience with select
reading, In which she acquitted herself
with much credit.
Mr. Geo. Lowell's essay on flowers
was well composed and read.
Charley Jones' humorous reading was
enjoyed by the audience very much.
The society Is gaining popularity very
fast, aud any one wanting to pass Il profit
able aud enjoyable evening, attend the
society AT the Christian church next
Friday night.
A. Il. Hughes Of COlllnsyille and II. l.,
My OF sherman have aDnounstd as can
hidatcs for the sheriff Of Grayson county.
Both men have had experience IN the
| office.
The Misses Nora Macarthor and Bessie
Bolinrus, accompanied by Mr.. WIN Ster.
ley OF Fort Worth, are visiting In the city,
the guests of Mr., aud Mrs w. II. Hart.
Mr. II II Sawyer and bride of Fort
Worth are visiting In the city.
G. II. RacbllGo Of Ieeper, Lingo's
Hardware company, aud j. M. flannn
made II convenient to stay over for the
masked ball.
Miss Edwards returned from Sherman
and Miss Little from Dallas, where She
mas been attending the Moody and SAN
key meetings.
The African Glce club came out In
their true colors the day Of the plrade.
All looked as handsome as usual aud
may sll be seen wlpng the burnt cork
of their faces.
sunday night we noticed quite mum.
Der OF our young folks at divine service.
Monday evening Miss Norma Bettes,
with her accustomed affahleness and
grace, entertained the Mlkado club.
Tuesday the grand q. o. OF II. ball was
the attraction for our society poonle Tn
the gallery, as spectators, we noticed |
Mcssrs. AIlendcr, Nrvlns, Hanna, Zlnt. |
grah, Rackliffe, Young, Mcdonnell. |
harhen, Pnttrr Perry aud Misses Blood, |
Mehllee, Newton, Boss, Cook, Lingo, |
Waples aud others too numerous to men.
tlnh' On said night several Of the gentle. |
men led dual existence, as 10 were, for
the Time being. One minute you would |
see them up Ia the gallery, hoveriun /
over some young lady, aud tho next |
down 10 low am ny the crowd of masnners |
disguised as counts, clowns, etc.
wednesday several couples were i'm.
ylted nv Bottrs' 10 meet Judge Cate from
Georgia, who Is visiting Mr. Harden. All |
say they passed delightful evening.
Thursday nothing VAS on hand with
ties ''N p"'
Friday the social club met at Ross,
residence, nearly all the members being .
had. ''"'' vas
We shall endcayor from time TO time
To give the public quotations from Tho |
conversations ot our society younr men
Ihis week only few win be mentioned. i
out promise q greater number for the /
next '"'
VIM Harlem; otis very disingennous
10 leyel the best of mankind with The
worst and for the faults Of few 10 dc.
grade tho whole species. Such methods
tend not only 20 remove a mans pnnd
opinion OF others, but to destroy that
nYrreuce for himself, which IA a grrat
eus,d OF innocence aud spiing OF vir.
tuen
II. c. Platter 'Igvlnlal o, there,
music IN the name, that, softenInu me Ia
infant tenderness, makes my heart sprlpg
like the first leaps of life -
Asa Rnnyani "This Is my firm persua.
slon, That siucc the human soul exerfs
Itself with 80 great activity, since II has
such a remembrance OF tie past, such n
concern for the future; since il il an.
itched with so many arts, sclences ana
discoveries, II is Impossible but the be.
Ing which contains all taese must be im-
Horace Mcconnell, "The wisest men
ale WIN the greatest eqnanimty, the ig-