Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-30
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES.

ME-. James MISS Erin
McGirk, April u.
Mir. John D. Harvey and Miss Pearl
Crenshaw, Austin, April %
Mr.. John Kicker and Mrs. D. w. VIII
iams, Waco, April 26.
Mr. W. NJ. Melton and Miss Augusta
Stinzell, Dundee, April 10.
Mr. w. NJ. Pipkins and Miss Helen
Pierce, Whitewright, April %.
Mr.. Sigmund Prudential and Miss Hattie
Schoyer, Galveston, April 10.
MIR Frank Harrington and Miss A.
Stinener, Galveston, April u.
MIR n. Garcia and Miss Emma Williams,
Galveston, April 20.
Mr. James r. Cheek and Miss Sallie A.
Lee, Galveston, April q.
Mr. r. L. Bush and Miss Bette Fer
guson, near Burnett. April %
Mr. Wills and Miss Lula Green, Aquilla,
April 10.
Mr.. J. H. Joiner and Mrs. NJ. F. Wilson,
Holland, April -
Mr. Don Mcleod and Miss Pleas Carter,
Seymour, April Is.
MIR. Franz Harrington and Miss Adelaide
Steiner, Galveston, April 20.
Mr.. n. Garcia and Miss Emma Williams,
Galveston, April 10.
Mr.. James r. Cheek and Miss Sallie A.
Lee. Galveston, April 81.
Mr.. Charles johnson and Miss Lena
johnson, Galveston, April u.
NIX. Il ii. IhOScOC anu MISS JOSle
Hail, Galveston, April -.
MIR. Jules w. Jouvenat and Miss Daisy
Donnelly, Greenville, April 81.
Mr.. James G. Sturgis and Miss Ada V.
Lyle, Jacks boro, April %
MIR. Nathan Jaffa and Miss Essie Strauss,
Roswell, April 20.
LoSGvIEw, April 81. Saturday c. B.
Williams of Smith county applied for Ii
cense to marry Miss Lolita YOrbrough, a
near neighbor Our county clerk feared
the lady might be under age and required
her own or parents testimony. The latter
being violently opposed to the match, the
young man returned to his lady love who
had been hiding at friendly neighbors for
four or five days while her lover was trying
to get to Tyler to get license, but was
watched too closely by his and her folks.
A consultation was held and it YVES decided
she would accompany him 10 Longyiew.
Yesterday in company with q friend they
took unfrequented routes and reached here
about 2o'clock Sunday evening, and having
ried andreturned home happy pair.
The parents of both parties objected
''just cause" there being no specific reason
for the opposition.
CLEBuRSE, April 27.-Mr Morris Cain
and Miss Alice Yelton of Alvarado, this
county, was married here to-day, Judge J.
NJ. Odell officiating.
Mr.. Edward a. Schultz and Miss Mary
Lou Meredith were granted license to-day
and will be married tonight in Alvarado
Sundays issue of The GAZETTE stated
among the marriages that J. NJ. Odell was
married to Miss Belle Snelson. 1t should
have said Mr.. w. J. Gentry was married to
Miss Belle Snelson, J. NJ. Odell officiating.
MARSHALL, April 27.-Married in this
city at the Methodist church, i.pril &c, ut
$50 p. m, Mr. Frank Marsh and Miss
Hira Bradburn, Rev. H. G. Sendday oficiat-
ing.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Matilda E. Evans, Ballinger,
April 49,
Mrs. John NJ. Jones, Galveston, April 81.
Mr.. B. F. Hawkins, Waxahachie,,
April q.
Mrs. L. s. Early, Ladonia, April 81.
Mrs. Mary Fulps, Trenton, April 20%
Mr.. w. II. Lock, Bonham, April 49, X
Mr.. ]. Penn, Texline, April %.
Mr.. r. S. Scott, Montague April 81.
Judge John B. Leahy, FL Paso, April "a.
Miss Alma Jackson, Atlanta, April 81.
Mr.. J. T. Kelly, Goldthwaite, April 80
DECATUR. April 2T.-Mrs. ". D. Brad
field died here to-day from consumption
She had been confined to her bed for abouta
two years. n
LoSGvIEw, April 27-Col. ]. G. Brown,
aged eighty-one, died Saturday and was in
TERED yesterday. He was Gregg county's
first representative, and previous was
state senator in 1865; was one of our most
honored aud Oldest citizens. He leaveSa
numerous, wealthy and influential family
in this place and adjoining towns. His
funeral was well attended. III