Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

son, Mr. J. B. James aud Miss Carrie
| Rogers.
Mr.. Charles H. Smith and Miss Ella
Bass, GAINESVILLE. December 10.
| Mr.. Roy Msxield and Miss BERTHE
Creath. Lawrence, December S.
! Dr.. q. NJ. Yates and Miss pollie
! Franklin, Mr. Dennis Coffrnan and Miss
Eusley Stewar: were married at Poetry,
Decent Der 10.
MIR. Fritz kaItermGn aud Miss Lannis
[. Morrow, Schuleuberg, December 5.
Mr.. Fred Hilljs and Miss &. Seidler,
Schulen berg, December 5.
Mir. viii Kim bail and Carrie Elgey
Sherman, December 9.
Mr.. NJ. h. Scoggins and Miss Lena
Caldwell, Gonzales, December 9.
Mr.. William Parker and Miss &C.
nevieve Richardson, Marshall, uscem-
Der 10.
Mr.. Frank Wilkins and Miss Alma
Day, Austin, December 8.
GIDDINGs, Dec. 9.-Msrried q. the
First Baptist church in GlddIuGs, Tex.
Mics Emma Burns to Mr.. Hugh Bacon of
Austin.
BoNHAM, Dec. H.-Mr. E. D. Steger
was married at the First Baptist church
in this city to- might to Miss Mary Russell,
one OF Bonham's tairest ana most
wealthy daughters. The church was
gorgeously decorated and it was q grand
affair.
MARSHALL, Dec. 1.-MGrried, on
Wednesday, at $3.50 p. H., at the
Trinity church, Mr.. VIII Parker and
Miss Genevieve Richardson. both of this
city. Bishop Gregg of Shreveport per-
formed the ceremony.
GAME svILLE, Dec. ll.-Mr. c. II.
Smith and Miss Ella Bass were married
last night in this city. MIR. Smith Is
popular railroad man and the fair bride
an accomplished young lady whose home
has been in Gainesville since early child
hood.
COLORADO. Dec. ll.-Mr. NJ. Carter,
county attorney, and Miss Della Ware
were married at the Methodist church
last night. Atteudants-Mr. r. c.
Ware and Miss Mary Mullin, MIR. \. ID.
McMurray and Miss Anna Harness. The
church was beautifully decorated, and
WAS crowded with the many friends of
the bride and groom. The young couple
left Oh Thursdays train for d two weeks
visit to Galveston.
Fareman OF Thornton and Miss Willie
Rogers of Colita were married this even
ing at the residence of the BRIDES
mother.
DEATHS.
Mr.. Milan Gillian, Owen. Deem
Der 9.
Mrs. L. NJ. Berry, Tyler, December 9.
Mr.. &. W. Gentry, Jack county, De-
oember 6.
Mrs. S. A. Collier. Waco, Decem-
Der 8.
MARSHALL, Dec. ll.-Dled. in this
city. December II, at q. m, Rev. \.
f. Clemmons, ID. D., in his sixty-ninth
year. He was one of the oldest citizens,
having resided here thirty-five years.
He was a Baptist minister and had the
care of the church here about thirty
years, but Tor the past two wears had
been unable to preach on account of
feeble health. Funeral services from
the Baptist church to Marshall cemetery
by the Masonic fraternity at 3 clock
this afternoon.
GILMER, Dec. ll.-This morning at
$40 O'Clock, after an illness of two
weeks, DIR. J. 3. Ralney, one os our
leading physicians and best citizens died
of congestion. This death was severe
stroke to his family and many friends,
as be was general favorite of our peo-
pie, and was entirely unexpected. The
deceased was member of the Legion
and Knights of Honor, in which orders |
he carried policies to the amount of
$4,000. He was also consistent MEM
Der of the Baptist church. DR.. Rainey |
was q native of Kentucky, but has been !
practicing medicine here for niue years, |
and although only thirty-four years of !
age, he stood high as physician and !
had bright future before him. He |
leaves o wife, daughter of Rev. r. s. |
Chaddlck of our town. and two small !
bows to mourn his loss. He will be taken /
to Longvew tonight, where he will be |
buried to- morrow.