Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-07
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES.

MIR. c. T. Culpepper and Miss Lula
| Furgirson. Gilmer, May 26.
| Mr.. F. NJ. Amos and Miss Margaret Davis,
| Gilmer, May 81.
Mr.. T. E. Whittemore and Miss Ida Chill
colt, Gilmer, May q.
Mr.. J. NJ Saunders and Miss NJ. E.
| Tucker, Gilmer, May IS.
Mr.. j. T. WATSON and Miss Annie Moore,
| Gilmer, May q.
Mr.. w. S. Cummings and Mrs. Lizzie
Ford, Gilner, May 26.
Mr.. j. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. Fannie Ma
| jors, Gilmer, May %.
Mr.. j. a. McCreary and Miss Eliza NJ.
Evans, Whitesboro, May 81.
Mr.. ]. w. McNiel and Miss Matte Head,
Goldthwaite May 2S
Mr.. VIII Lasater and Miss Ida Young,
Greenville, June 4.
Mr.. Fowler Edwards and Miss Mamie
Patrick, Rockwell, May 81.
Mr.. ]. ]. May and Miss Mary E. jaime
| son, Edna, June 8.
Mr.. Arthur OLIVER and Miss Marian
S. Strause, WaXahachie, June l.
Mr.. w. S. Jackson and Miss Matte
Ward, Waxahachie, June 2.
Mr.. George Prince and Miss Flora Eakin,
Wayahachie, June ?.
Mr. E. w. Comfort and Miss Eulah
Stroud, Hillsboro June 3.
Mr. II. G. Singer and Miss Mary j.
Green, San Antonio, June 2.
Mr. Cesario Longoria and Miss Alexan-
| dria Comedies, San Antonio, June 3.
Mr.. 7. F. Stockston and Miss Mollie
Stinson, Baird, May 81.
MIR. A. 3. Weakly and Miss Idalia Nance,
near Cross Plains, May o.
Mr.. Charles r. Brown and Miss Estele E.
Austin, San Angelo, June 3.
Mr.. Abb Gatteys and Mrs. Laura Has
kell, Blossom, May 81.
Mr.. L. J. Thompson and Miss l. a. Bur-
ton, Bonham, May 81
Mr.. G. @. Crook and Miss G.. NJ. Taylor,
Bonham, May 81.
Mr.. Frank Dousherty and Miss A. P.
Liggett. Bonham, May 80.
Mr.. r. j. johnson and Miss NJ. Sheppard,
Bonham, May 80.
Mr.. E. D: Rice and Miss Ellen England,
Bonham, May IS.
Mr., S. J, Cox and Miss A E. Turpin,
Bonham, May %.
Mr.. W. P. Pitt and Miss Clarinda Ray,
Bonham, May IS.
SwEETwATER, NOLAN COUNTY, June c.
The most notable social event that has oc-
CURED in Sweetwater circles in long time
was the marriage last Wednesday evening
OF Mr. Allen Payne, well known and
popular young merchant of Colorado City,
TO Miss Annie Stoneroad, of this place The
ceremony was performed by Rev. B. II.
Bolton of Colorado, at the Christian church
at this place. The church was most beau
tifully decorated for the occasion, and
well conceived and elaborate programme
was successfully carried out. The groom
was accompanied by a number of his friends
prominent Colorado City people. The
bride is charming and beautiful young
lady, and was elegantly and becomingly
aIrayed. The happy couple left on the
same evening for Colorado City, their fut-
ure home. The couple were the recipients
Of nearly 100 presents, many of them quite
III Ill a..
Silver water set, Christian church; silver
fruit bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stoneroad;
silver cake basket, Miss Ada Stoneroad;
silver napkin rings, Master Laurence Long;
silver tray, Misses Lena Adams and Lizzie
Middleton; silver piano lamp, Mr.. r. l..
McCaulley; silver butter dish, Mr.. Thomas
Trammell; silver jewel case, Mrs. j. S.
Douthit: silver sugar shells, Mr.. B. w.
Allen; silver tooth-pick holder Mr.. J. F.
Newman; silver jewel case, Willie Thur
mond; silver cup, BERTHE Tramwell and
Nina Stoneroad; silver sugar bowl, Barnie
Benton; one dozen silver spoons and holder,
Messrs. Neblett and Wetsel; silver napkin
ring, Elmer Long; silver vase, j. H. Simp-
son, all of Sweetwater; china silk scarf,
Mrs. ]. B. Foster Gordon, Tex; silver
syrup pitcher and plate, Miss Emma Reh-
bein, ST. Louis, Mo-; antique rocking chair,
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Thurmond, Sweet
water; opal berry set, Miss Louella Mad
dox, Sweetwater; hand painted satin fan,
Mrs. [. V, Payne, Abilene; oil painting,
dining-room chairs, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy,
Colorado, Tex; wicker rocking chair,
Miss Leila Ware, Colorado, Tex.
antique oak dining table, Mr.. j. n. Xix,
Colorado, Tex; China tea set, Mr.. ]. E.
Rogers, Colorado, Tex; oak lamp stand,
Frank Adams, Colorado Tex; oak rocking
chair Professor Baldwin, Colorado, Tex.
or
vile, Tex; plush wicker rocker, Burns,
Walker s. Co., Colorado. Tex; plush and
oak lamp stand, w. A. Tanning, Colorado,
Tex; wash stand set, H. E. Townsend,
Colorado, Tex; piano lamp, Waldo & Wells,
Colorado, Tex; suit bedroom furniture, S.
W. Looney, Colorado, Tex; silver salt and
pepper set, S. 81. Johnson, Sweetwater,
Tex; China salad bowl, Miss Mamie Weis-
ner, Colorado; one pair vases, Misses Jessie
Smith, Beulah McMurry and John Petty,
Colorado; salt celler, MIR. and Mrs. E. H.
Cooke, Colorado; China fruit bowl, Mrs. n.
S. Walker, Colorado; one-h half dozen towels,
Mrs. Nolen and Mrs. Riggs, Colorado; hand
some bouquet, Miss Clara Sheppard, Colo
RADIO; four pairs of lace curtains AIessrs. J.
w. Persons and ]. D. McN1aury, Colorado;
one photograph box, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lilies, Quanah, Tex; one set silver tea
spoons, L. '. Payne, st. Louis, Mich. one
set silver fruit knives, A. Il. Lawey, St.
LOUIS, one knife ana sugar
shell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harrington, St
Louis, Mich: one butter knife and sugar
shell, Miss Dora Brownson, Fort Worth;
one calf bound, silk corded book (Romeo
and Juliet, John Meyers, St Louis, Mo. =;
one pair chenelle curtains, n. Lapowski,
Colorado City; one set table napkins, Mrs.
S. Wilson, Colorado City; one pair linen
scarfs, Miss Clara Hammond, Colorado
City; one pair napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Slaughter; China salad set, Mrs. A J.
Gilbert, Colorado City; set napkins and
table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. a. A Arbuthnot,
Colorado City; one pair linen towels, Miss
Lizzie Poole, Colorado City; one silver
butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Loss,
Colorado City; one berry bowl, Mrs. F. L.
dearborn, Colorado City; one silver cake
basket, Fred w. Simpson, Colorado City;
one set silver teaspoons, sugar spoon and
butter knife, AIR. and Mrs. John L. Doss,
Colorado City; silver individual set, Misses
Mary Mullins, Matte Payne and Nina
Holmes, Colorado City; one set silver
knives and forks, c. c. Blanford, Colorado |
City: toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Smoot,
Colorado City.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Mary A. Clayton, Edgar, June l.
Mr.. B. L. Hawkins, Cuero, June g.
Mr.. J. H. Richter, Cuero, May so.
Mr.. Isaac NJ. James, near Goldthwaite, |
May IS.
Mrs. c. n. Foxes, Taylor, June g..
MOUNT PLEASANT, June 6.-Nlrs. Sidney |
Suggs was buried yesterday evening at $50. |
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