Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-05
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES..


Mr.. W. F. Carter and Miss Ada Riddle
hoover, Temple, July %.
MIR. B r. Jones and Miss Mary Brown ,
Temple, July %.
Mr.. Joseph Parker and Miss Ella T..
Lewelien, Temple, July 80.
Mr.. Alex Merrill and Miss Maggie Full
bright, Temple, July 80.
MIR. S. Micollitch and Miss Mary Comp
bell, Temple, July 81.
MIR. Harry Young and Miss Emma
Hopkins, Paradise, July 81.
Mr.. w. R. Afford and Miss Maggie J.
Hard, Bolton, August l.
Mr.. Charles Saunders and Miss Cathe-
rine Allen, Bolton, August l.
Mr.. w. W. johnson and Miss Annie
Messer, Bolton, August 2.
MIR. Fuchs and Miss Della Hungate,
Lampasas, July %.
Mr.. J. P. Thompson and Miss sallis
B. Henry, Greenville. July 81.
Mr.. L A. Snow and Mrs. Annie ia
cobs, Vernon, August l.
MIR. E. e. LovealI and Miss R. D. b.
hanon, Bohanon, July 80.
Mr.. j j. Davis and Miss Emma L.
Smith, Houston, July 80.
Mr.. George Griffin and Miss Lizzie
Weston, Houston, July 80.
Mr.. Walter S. Beadles and Miss Louisa
NJ. Hartford, Houston, July 80.
Mr. Thomas W. Mongham and Miss
Anna Wilde, Houston, July 81.
MIR. John Lucas and Miss Mollie Press
Ter, Houston, August /.
Mr.. Moritz Gabert and Miss Rilda Lew
is, Houston, August |.
Mr.. E. L. Boone and Miss Josephine
Thomas, Houston, August 2.
Mr.. Louis Jones and Miss Annie Dafhn,
Houston, August 3.
Mr.. W. B. Sanderfer and Miss Alice
Lloyd, Jacksboro, July 81.
Mr.. j. A. Cox and Miss NJ. E. Bor-
den, Jacksboro, July 81.
MIR. T. E. Hail and Miss B E Dotson,
Jacksboro, July %.
MIR. ]. L. Duerson and Miss Agnes
Stevens, Jacksboro. July 20.
Mr.. L. A. Acuff and Miss F. Sbackle-
ford, Jacksboro, July %.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Kiker and Miss E. j. Weir,
Jacksboro, July %.
Mr.. H. L. DeFord and Miss Othello
Watson, July 81.
Mr.. J. T. Simmons and Miss Mary E.
Steele, Denison, July 81.
WICHITA FALLS, Aug. "a yonng
and handsome couple were united
in marriage here to-day while the south
bound train stopped for dinner. On the
arrival of the train the groom, a Mr.. T.
A Tucker, secured a carriage and made
bee line for the residence of Mayor
Bacon and informed him that he wished
to be married at once, and that his
wlfe-to be-was waiting at the depot.
The mayor, who was rather too bashful
or preferred to have the ceremony per-
formed by q minister of the gospel,
accompanied MIR. Tucker to the
Baptist church where the Rev. Mr..
BeRverly was found. He joined the
party and proceeded to the depot where
Miss Jennette Hale, the bride, was wait
ing. The couple were married in the
presence of number of the passengers
and citizens of the town in the open air
near the depot. The bride and groom
were congratulated by all present. The
conductor says 'all aboard'' and Mr..
Tucker and wife took passage for Mid
lothian where they go to visit friends.
The couple intended to marry at Iowa
Park, but the train arrived at that point
before the ceremony was performed so
they decided to take the chances of mar
rying on the wing in which they were
successful.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Pauline E. Seaman, Houston,
July 90.
Mrs. Caroline Military, Houston, July
80.
Miss Katie Hendricks, Seymour, July
20.
Mr.. L. Wiley, stockdale, July 81.
Miss Mollie Springer, Haskell, July 20.
W. F. Prater, Denison, August l.
Mr.. Thomas Seaman, Denison, Au-