Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-15
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES. .

Mr.. ]. T. Pagan and Miss I. A. Con-
ley, Gainesville, August 10.
MIR. Rabe Elliott and Miss Elvira
Brown, Gainesville, August 10.
Mr.. C. L. YarberrY and Miss Cora h.
Jackson, Gainesville, August IL.
Mr.. Martin c. Hudson aid Miss Emma
P. Rigsby, Gainesville, August II.
Mr.. w. L. Wood and Miss Belle Bar
ton, Waxahachie, August 10.
Mr.. Harry Roseuthal and Miss Esther
Levy, Jefferson, August 10.
Mr.. John H. Haney and Miss Sarah
V. Dornblaser, Grandview, August ..
Mr.. r. f. Baltimore and Miss Ellen
Adams, Paris, August 10.
Mr.. H. w. McHam and Miss Della
| Adams, PARIS, August 10.
Mr.. Dean McGrew and Miss Matte
| Littlejohn, Paris, August IL.
It. A. Skidmore and Miss Eliza
Kennedy, Paris, August II.
Mr.. Horace Meyer and Miss Francis
Baker, Waco, August y.
Mr.. W. H. Dickinson and Miss Jen-
| ME Smith, Waco, August IL.
Mr.. A. c. Smith aud Miss Annie
Ford, Waco, August IL.
Mr.. H. C. Davis and Miss Harri-
son Harper, Waco, August IL.
Mr.. r. L. Crawford and Miss NJ. f.
| Jay, Waco, August II.
DR., E. S. Cox and Miss RhodR Lamb,
San Antonio, August IL.
TERRELL, Aug. ia happy event
occurred in Terrell to-day. Mr.. William
! Abraham, a young EnglIshman who had
spent O few years in Terrell, and Miss
| Mamie Dasheill, one of Terrell g popular
| Young ladies, were married at the church
| of the Good Shepherd at D. m. DR.. o..
A. Taylor officiating. The parties i'm
mediately took the Texas and Pacific
passenger train for South Texas. Both
parties were very popular in Terrell.
| They were the recipients of many beau
tiful and costly presents
DEATHS.
Mr.. Dan Boles, Henderson, August 4.
Mr.. james Tucker, Hallettsville, Au-
gust 5.
Mrs. Anna Butler, Houston August IL.
Mrs Julia 1. Schwain, Weatherford,
August II.
Mr.. G. NJ. Harper, waxahachie, Au-
9 gust 10.
Mr.. William Burford, near Boyce,
August IL.
Mr.. J. T. Fuller, near Trinity, Au-
gust7.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ernest. whitesborO, Au-
gust 8.
Miss ]. a. Wilson, Galveston, Au-
gust IL.
Mrs. Kate Monroe, Galveston, Au-
gust II.
GRAPEVINE, Aug. 13.-Col. w. H
Keene, a prominent citizen of this place
died on the 18th instant, of consumption
He was born in Gallatin county, Ken
lucky, in 1928. He moved to Dallas II
1873 and came TO Grapevine in 1875
He was a gentleman of the old schoo
and had many friends. He leaves
wife and one son. His remains Wer'
buried in the Grapevine cemetery.
WACO, Aug. I3.-The death of Mr.
William Boyd, the well known pawn!
contractor, occurred very une1pectedl.
f this morning at 10 O'Clock. The de
9 ceased came here about a year ago frou
? Houston, and, entering actively int
= business, soon became well and favor
e ably known. The immediate cause @
: his death was blood poisoning, eXactl
g how superinduced is not known.
Il DENTON, Aug. 14.-John McMurray
$ who had formerly been county treasure
of this county for a number of terms
Il died Yesterday at his residence in tn
CITY. Mr.. Menu ray had been citize
g of this county ever since before the lat
n war. and was well and favorably know
IS throughout this section of the country
: His health has been feeble for Ion
time and while his friends had no hoI
Q of his recovery, still his quiet and sue
= den demise Yesterday was surprise
It all, He leaves a wife and several chi
e dren, most of whom are grown up
n nearly so. The funeral took place at Il
If residence of the family this Afternoon
ID and the interment at the Odd FelloJ
le cemetery here in the presence of lars
ID concourse of friends.
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