Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-03
DALLAS.
Money for the Confederate Home at
notwithstanding SockOlosky
Nuptials
!. special TO the Gezetfe

DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 2.-Hon H NJ =.
Cate Of Mineola was in Dallas to-day on
his way to Vernon.
Il. H. Waldo of Colorado City was ip
Dallas to-day en- route home from tie
East. .
Miss Willie Anderson of Nashville,
Tenn. who has been visiting relatives in
Colorado CITY spent Q while in Dallas to-
day on her way home.
John B. Slaughter of Colorado City, il
in Dallas.
A heavy rain fell this afternoon.
Ashley Evans, manager of the Chris
Titan Courier, has returned from recre-
| atIng tour through the mountains OF
Colorado.
Mrs. J. E. Murrns~ and her daughter
Nellie, Miss Katie LoDer and Miss Lulu
Bucklew returned yesterday from Lam
pasas Springs.
Deputy Sheriff Coe, who went to
ManItou Springs, Col, several weeks
ago on recuperating trip, has returned
looking and feeling much improved.
Nathan Rosenberg of Fort Worth and
Miss Minnie Sockolosky Of this city were
married last night by Rev. DR.. Chap
man. The attendants were Mr. and
Rachael FriedIander and Israel Socllo-
lOsky, Miss A. Lowenstein and NJ. Socllo-
losky. A wedding supper was served at
the Hebrew hall, of which l75 couples
partook. Forty congr2tuIatory kilograms
were read from friends abroad and the
couple were the recipients of numerous
presents.
Last weeks clearing at the Dallas
clearing house amounted to 81 $40 ,070. rs
against 1886 ,055. 46 for the corresponding
week last year, the gain being 81 4 per
cent The clearings for August aggre-
gated 81 ,40G .535 Sc, against S. no.
no. so for August, 1888, gain OF 1871
per cent.
Marshal Sam Farmer and wife of Fort
Worth spent the day in Dallas.
E. j. Conklin and Maude J. Haight
were married Saturday night.
f. NJ. Longcope of Lampasas, secre-
tary of the State bankers association,
has accepted the position Of cashier of
the Central national bank, to begin bust
ness in this city soon.
The following was sent to Governor
Ross to-day:
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 2, 1859.
To His Excellency, L. S. Ross, Governor. Aus
tin, Tex:
DEAR SIR-We have the honor here
with to transmit to your order cheek for
$500, proceeds of the benefit given at Oak
Cliff on the 10Th ult. for the ''Confeder-
ate Home at Austin.
VIII you please see that this sum is
placed in the hands Of the proper author
tiles for the benefit of the "home?''
1t affords US Old soldiers who wore the
blue sincere and heartfelt pleasure to
contribute towards this grand and worthy
object and to work side by side ana in
harmony with the old soldiers who wore
the gray, in assisting to provide a home
for the brave men whom we met on the
field of battle and who now, by lapse of
time, are unable to provide for them
selves.
The above sum is sent by the old SOL
dieTs of the "Blue aud the Gray of
this city and surrounding towns, and we
hope and believe that the movement We
have inaugurated will bear good fruit,
and the ''hOme'' viii be lasting monu-
ment of the grateful feelings the peo-
pie Of Texas have to the memory of the
American soldiers.
With sincere personal regards, we are,
truly yours,
JAS. I. CANNON, Treasurer.
JAS. NJ. ,STEERE, Secretary 49,
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