Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
MIR. S. F. Graham and Miss Sarah A

MIR. S. F. Graham and Miss Sarah A.
Erwin Mckinney, October 10
Mr.. j. NJ. Baron and Miss Addit
Brooks, Thornton, October 8.
Mr.. II. g. PrItchard and Miss Eva E.
Higgins, Thornton, October 8.
Mr.. L. d. Chaddock and Miss Luls
Hill, Waelder, October l6.
Mr.. j. L. Heaton and Miss Minnie
Holloman, Carthage, October 8.
MIR. o. w. G!eneyor and Miss Pauline
Washington, Houston, October IL.
Mr.. r. FL. Turk and Miss Idell Holly -.
Forney, October 8.
Mr.. c. P. Berry and Miss Alice
Rankin, Waxahachie, October IL.
Mr.. VIII Myers and Miss Laura Hines
Waxdiiachie, October II.
Mr.. John Slovaick and Miss Mary
Trick, WaxahachIe, October II.
MIR. W. r. Bright aud Miss Margaret
| Childress, Waxahachie, October Is.
MIR. John Koch and Miss Louise
Ullrich, Breuham, October u.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-Mr. J. T. Dickson
and Miss Pearle Connor were married
| last night at Cemetery church at 8
o CLOCK, the church was filed With in
yited guests, and the auditorium was
beautifully and lastly decorated. Mr.. ].
T. Pierce and Miss Daisy Conner, Mr..
Will Martin and Miss Annie Latimer were
the attendants. The bride was exouis-
itrIy dressed; the folds of her bridal veil
fell over whiIe brocaded satin, enrrain
with garniture of pearl pass. mentrie
with front draped with striped chiffon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ].
X. Wages In an impressive manner,
after which the bridal party and friends
were driven TO the splendid home of the
bride 8 parents, Capt. and Mrs. O. G.
Connor, where several hours were de-
lightfu!ly passed and where q magnif-
cent banquet was spread.
MARSHALL, Oct. 16.-Mr. J. p. Elder
and Mrs. Sunna G. Jones were married
at the residence of the groom Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. Rsv. w. C..
Holloway of Longview performed the
ceremony.
LoNGvIEw, Oct. It. = Rev. ID, S.
Stovall of Glenwood, Tex. was married
to Miss Ida McCook, fifteen miles north
of this place, Rev. s. Fl. Christion offici-
ating. The gentleman arrived here yea
terday, returned with his bride last
night, and left for Glenwood.
DEATHS.
Miss Joe Jackson, Brenham, October
IL.
Col. W. F. Henderson, Corsicana,
October II.
Mr.. Thomas Muldoon, San Antonio,
October l3.
Mrs. Bassett, San Antonio, October 10.
Mrs. Cora G. Wilsner, near Amarillo,
October 6.
Mr.. H. G. Angel, weathsrford, Octo-
Der IA.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, waxahachie,
October 10.
Mr.. John Cook, Burnham, October 10.
Mrs. Malone, near Brsnham, October
IA.
Mrs. Henry Sternberg, louisville, Oc-
tober ID.
Lieut.. F. ]. Summons. Galveston, o.
tober II.
Mrs. Robert Lockhart, Houston, o.
tober 8,
Mr.. Brice Boardman, Pleasant Springs,
October l3.
Mr.. C. X. Robinson, Cameron, Oc-
tober IL.
Mr.. J. B. Rayburn, Wills Point,
October IL.
Mr.. George Holman, near ;Taylor.
Mr.. Jesse Bowen, near Winsboro,
MIR. VOORHEES,, near Andrews, octo-
Der II.
Mr.. W. J. Rogers, near Thornton,
October IA.
Mr.. c. C. storts, washburue, Octo-
Der 8.
Rev. James T. Hill, Carthage. ooto-
Der u.
Mr.. W. R. Burris, Blooming Grove,
October 10.
MENARDvILLE, Oct. ia little child
OF James Chapman, living about ten
miles west OF this place, died very sud-
denly recently. The child. which was
about ten months old. aud wasAappa-
rentiy we'll on going to sleep the night |
before, about 10 or Ii o'cIock it woke up |
and vomlted some, but went to sleep |
again and slept until early yesterday |
morning. at which time its father took it |
10 his lap, when it died in a short time. |
It was never sick before In its life, but |
8as always strong and healthy.
JEFFERSON, Oct. 1.-THE largest |
funeral that ever took place in this city |
was that of DR.. o. B Park To-day. The
services were conducted by the Rev. ii. |
!. Benner, DR.. Park leaves a wife aud |
'ne daughter in quite comfortable cir