Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
LOCALITIES.

| H. NJ. Wood and Miss Efie Riley were
married yesterday at the residence of the
| brides parents at Riverside.
The funeral of Mrs. Earnest Haywood
| took pla yesterday afternoon from the
residence on the North Side at O'Clock
| Mrs. w. H. McDill received notice by
wire yesterday of the death of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Greggs of Sparta, ILL.,. and the
store will be closed TO day.
| The Rev. j. D. Mclean the evangelist,
will preach tonight at 80 o'clock at the
| First Presbyterian church, corner Fourth
and Calhoun streets. All are invited to at
| tend this service.
Sheriff E. w. Shears of Gunnison county.
Col, arrived in the city last night and
| placed in Jail George Hines, whom he capt
| ured in the Indian Territory, wanted in
Colorado for horse theft.
AT regular meeting of the Peter Smith
hose company No. 2 held last night it was
resolved to unanimously extend thanks to
E. Kuhn and a number of members of the
company for courtesies extended.
Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, for the first
time in his life, married three couples in
one day, They were j. w. Buchanan and
Miss Jessie Tracy, Wiley Vcsperman and
Miss Theresa We've and Hugh Wood and
Miss Efie Riley.
The Messrs. NARROW Bros. have decided
to rebuild the livery stable on the grounds
recently occupied by them on the corner of
Fourth and Rusk and Calhoun. They will
erect a handsome twO-Story brick structure
and propose beginning work soon.
Yesterday a farmer coming to the city
with cotton concluded to take smoke on
the road, and when opposite the Exchange
hotel at the stockyardS lighted q match.
Dropping il the cotton was ignited, and was
with much effort extingulshed, but not be-
fore it was dumped from the wagon and
several buckets of water thrown on it.
As per announcement in yesterdays GA
ZETTE the Fort Worth bar met III the dis
trict court room at the courthouse yester-
day at a. m, and it was decided to re-
quest the clerk of the supreme court and the
clerk of the court of appeals at Galveston
to place all appeals from Tarrant county
on the first assignment of said docket.
A young man in his teens, stranger in
the city, yesterday was approached by
man. claiming he wanted to employ some
one to go to his ranch in Tom Green county.
The young man wanted work and agreed to
go, but his alleged employer worked the
old racket on him, and as result the boy is
out about SIS; and the make-believe en-
ployer-oh, where is he!
At the residence of Hal D. Tracy, corner
Second and Lamar streets, yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock Mr.. John w. Buchanan
and Miss Jessie B. Tracy were united in
matrimony, Rev. DR.. Lloyd officiating. Mr..
Buchanan is advertising manager of the
Mail, and the bride is a sister of MIR. Tracy,
cashier of the Mail, and daughter of Rob
ert Tracy, telegraph editor of the St.
Joseph, Mo-, Herald.
In the notice of the appearance of VIII
sons MINISTRIES yesterday morning The GA
ZETTE said: "A little more courtesy to-
ward the public on the part of the manage
meut would have q beneficial tendency on
the occasion of subsequent visits" Some
have construed this to reflect on Manager
Greenwall, when it applied only to the min
strels. Mr.. Greenwall is bsre al the time,
and is not in the habit Of making ''subse-
quent visits.''