Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-08
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES..

Shipp. Greenvills. November
Mr.. j. Wiley E. Smith and Miss Flor
ence Norton. Greenville, November .
Mr.. Thomas Prater aud Miss Almira
Bowens, Greenville, November
Mr.. Walter Redman and Miss Mamie
Fnney, Seymour. October 80.
MIR. w. Adolph Glatzert aud Miss
Louise Moelier. BRENNAN, November
Mr.. Herbert l. Wesley and Miss
Blanche Estes, BRENNAN. November
MIR. C.P. White and Miss Pearl BrietZ
Bryan, October 80.
Mr.. c. NJ. Rurker and Miss A. B.
Flenniken, GreenviIle, October 80.
| Mr.. j P. Wiley and Miss Maggie Lee,
Greenville, October 30
! Mr.. j. S. McNabb and Miss Annie B.
| Thomas, Greenville, October 30.'
MIR. w. F. Smith and Miss Laura Fra
ger, Greenville, November L.
Mr.. Jesse Amason and Mrs Polly
Willlams, Greenville, November 2.
Mr.. L. b. Emnons and Miss Flora
Barnes, Greenville, November
MI. X. NJ. Browning and Miss Fannie
Pickett. Greenrille, November 9.
MIR. I. III Reeves and Miss Jennie
Hardy, Greenvill,, November2
Mr.. Silas Davis and Miss Lula Tubb.
Greenville, November 8.
Mir. L. L. Jacobs and Miss Mollie Car
ter, Greenvlle. November 8.
Mr.. w. F. Hamilton and Miss NJ. f.
Sapp, Greenville, November 4.
MI. j. ID. Crowley and Miss Bette
Overca@h, Greenville, November
Mr. Wiley &. Smith and Miss Florence
Norton. Greenville, November 5.
Mir. Thomas Pratte- and Miss Almira
BoWens. Greenvlle, November 5.
MIR. Richard Vass and Miss Teunie
Walltng. Merteens, October 20.
MIR. Jack Davis and Miss Malanie
Merrell. near Irene, October 26.
Mr.. j. Wash Davis and Mrs. Lucy
Borce, Decatur, October 20.
Mr.. B. F. Jones and Mrs. C. A. Nc |
Henry, Bolton, October 30.
MIR. c. II. Dodson and Miss A. f.
Henderson, Sherman, November
Mr.. Lee Wilson aud Miss Tena King.
Sherman, November
Mr. ID. r. Station and Miss Viola Lee.
Sherman, November
MIR. j r. Dyer and Miss Minnie Gun.
ter. Sherman, November 3.
Mr.. S. c. Baucum and Mrs. Amarillo
Hicks, Sherman, November 8.
Mr.. Silas Hawthorne and Miss Hattie
Gilbert, Sherman, November 8.
Mr.. Horace Stewart AMI Miss Jose-
phine Bestey, Sherman; November a
Mr.. E. B. MrNeely and Miss V,rsir in
+. Elliott, Sherman. November 4.
MI. A. ID. Leonard and Miss Jessie ID.
TANNER, Sherman, November 5.
Mr.. Maurice T. Fenelon and Miss Cora
.. LockeF. Sherman. November 4.
MI. w. ii. Bray and Miss Nora Saw
'ge, Sherman, November 5.
Mr.. Nose King and Miss Alice Carl.
ienhire. Sherman. November 6.
DR.. w. N. Hooper aud Miss Fannie s.
Norton, Linden, November 2.
Mr. Charles Phillips and Miss Josie =
1cDonald. Palestine, November 5. =
Mr.. n. 2. Dosher and Miss Nav :
Walker, Waco, November 6. j.,
DR.. G. W. Allen and Miss Fannie :
Topper, near Equality, November ).
Mr.. Penn Shirrel and Miss Ella Burkes. !,
Peak, November
Mr.. Charles G. Kirkpatrick and Mss
Elizabeth Snyder, Georgetown, Noyem.
er 5.
MIR. Charles R. Faubion and Miss l.
ma Case, Georgetown, November 5.
MT. John s. Barnes and Mrs. E. NJ. ,
'alker. GEORGETOWN, November q
The following have also been married. CT
MT. Moses Wilson and Miss Mollie Tur. Ct
ar.
Mr.. ]. X. Llttlejohn and Mrs. S. q
ms. ~
PARIS, Nov. 7.-Justice Rountree ST
arried Chas. Nawart and Susie Tur. 81
IT yesterday. re
SHERMAN, Nov. 7.-Mr. H. B. Sparks ~
ID Miss Matte Saord were married in 81
s tity last hight very quietly, surpris- til
Z their many friends. CO
WACO, Nov. mir. j. N. Miller of pc
'iiene and Miss Sadie Boyd of Waco wi
re married at the Fifth street Metho- ~
It church last night and left on the 22
anisht train for Abilene where they p.
II make their home In future. Rev 5e,
A. Bourland oficiated.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, Nacogdoches. I
vember /. W,
Mrs. J. B. Reed, Nacogdoohes, No 81 spr
nber l. fat
drs. NJ. l.. Brown Waco Oo,oh,, on sht
dr. George Harmon. near Alsxandsr pc!
vember .. 81
irs. ID. NJ. Sloan, near Georgetown. 80
VEN Der 3. .
'ELLvILLE, Nov. 6.-J. NJ. Bethany. fro
attorney of this placs and sin
was lately Reelected without oppo- Nc
on to the Office of district attorney of ton
twenty-secoud judicial district, died hal
lis home this evening at 10 o'clock, ies u
us death Austin county loses one of ere
most prominent men and Jealous citi. ere
5. He leaves large family. Per Per
ARsHALL, Nov. 6.-To-day Marshall ssl'o
rms the loss Of one of her oldest c,ti- cos
}. Maj. William Stedman died this Pin
rnoon at 1880 O'Clock, after hav- car
been confined to his bed for the last live live
g years. Maj. Stedman was born in hall
IN Pottsboro. N. G.. He was ad- Col
ED to the bar of the supreme court in ot Is
and moved TO Texas in 1851. He at 8
member of the legislature OF this Cs
In 1861, and was elected attorney STOW
'rai In 1881. He declined TO qualify live
General, being at that time q ri
'e Confederate army. His wife and GI
daughters, one Of them being Mrs. low
Pope and the other Miss Clara Sted- 70
{. and three sons survive him. One O,
le latter is Hon. Alex Stedman, who Br
prominent attorney in Fort Worth, 20 70
burial will take place in this city ut Hs
N. to- morrow. bale,
'cArUR. NOV. IN. B. Mayes, the SIS O
t-year-old daughter of Mr.. l.. C. HI
%, late cashier Of the First national e onse
nf thya nj | soSS