Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-26
THE GAZETTE: FIT WORTH, TEXAS, MONDAY, OCTOBER &c.

counties embraced within the limits of the
| association contain a population of 36l, 600
Nine trunk lines of railways pass through
its territory from east to west as follows
The Michigan Central; the Grand Trunk
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern the
Baltimore and Ohio; the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago; the New York. Chi
cago and ST Louis the Chicago and Erie
the Panhandle, and the Wabash Pacific, and
running north and south are the Wabash
and Michigan: the Lake Erie and Western
the Vandalia: the Chicago aud West AIichi-
gan; the Grand Rapids and Indiana; the
Wabash: the Indiana, Illinos and Iowa: the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, and
other ''short lines too numerous TO men.
ton.
There are published within its territory
about eighty-five papers devoted to politics.
religion, society affairs, etc.
Toe officers of the association are:
Il. a. Jernegan, president, Mishawaka
Enterprise.
W. A Beane, first vice-president, Goshen
Democrat.
J. C. Hewitt. second vice-president, La
grange Register.
f. G. Thompson, secretary, Ligonier
Leader.
Louis Mcdonald, corresponding secretary,
Plymouth Democrat.
C. o. Musselman, treasurer, Starke
County Ledger.
Executive committed. A. EosSler,
Warsaw Daily Times.
j. B. Stoll South Bend Times.
W. X. Shelter, kendallville News.
The members OF the association who COM
pose the eXcurSioniStS are:
Anderson, Herald-Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Terhune.
Anderson, Democrat-Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Forhnor.
Argos, Reflector. II. Watson.
Auburn, Dispatch--Frank e. Eckhert.
Mrs. c. F. Mosier.
Butler, Review-James +. Rose. r
Elkhart, Review-Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Chase, c. II. Chase, Jr.
Goshen, Times-N1r and Mrs A Il.
Beyerle, W. II. Beyerle, Miss Mayte Bar
Der. 49,
Goshen, Daily News-M. V. Starr, Mrs.
Thomas A. Starr.
kendallville, Standard-J. S. Conlogue,
Miss Harriet Conlogue.
Knox, Ledger-NIr. and Mrs. c. 0. Mus
selman, Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. South.
Kewanna, Herald-Ed +. Newton.
Lagrange, Democratic. A Fawcett
Lafayette, Morning Journal-W. Bent
Wilson.
LaPorte, Argus-Mr and Mrs h E.
Wadsworth; Miss Laura Wadsworth; ID. L.
Wadsworth.
Lebanon, Pioneer-Ben F. Mickey; c. F.
Neal.
Ligonier. Banner-Mr and Mrs. j. E,
Mcdonald.
Ligonier, Leader-Dr. Z. W. kneffer.
Logansport, Chronicle-NIr. and Mrs. C.
e. McKeen, Mrs. o. 5. Perkins.
Logansrort, Journal-Frederick Landis
Logansport, Pharos-Nlr and Mrs. J. ".
Barnes, Mrs. B. +. Buckingham.
Marion, Leader-Mr. and Mrs. William
j. Houcll, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Shrack,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hamaker, Catherine
Crumly, Turner W. Overman.
Muncie, Herald-Mr and Mrs. F. D.
Haimbaugh, Miss Minnie McKillip.
Michigan City, Dispatch-Mr. and Mrs.
L. ]. Dunning.
North Manchester, Journal-Lloyd Hop
kins
Peru, Sentinel-Mr and Mrs. F. A.
Haimbaugh, Mrs. V. J. Conner.
plymouth, Democrat-Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mcdonald, Miss Kittie Mcdonald.
Plymouth, Restitution-Mr. and Mrs. A
r. Underwood.
Rochester, Sentinel-Mr and Mrs. A. A.
Cast, c. o. Phillips.
Rochester, Republican-NIr, and Mrs. NJ.
Bitters, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Wolf.
Rensselaer,, Methodist News-T. F.
Drake.
South Bend, Daily Times-NIr. and Mrs.
J. B. Stoll Edgar a. Stoll.
South Bend, Morning Postum. and Mrs.
J. ID. Ca ey.
South Bend, Weekly Tires-D. R.
Leeper.
Wanatah, News-Mrs. Lewis Atwater,
Miss May Atwater, Miss Mamie Hinkle.
Waterloo, Press-H. Clyde Willis
Westville, mdicator-Victor Hedgepeth,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin
Winamac, Democratic Journal-Mr and
Mrs M. H Tuprim
The party returned from Dallas last.
evening and spent the night in the city.
To-day they will be given a drive over the
city. They were all in high spirits and en-
joyed themselves hugely. Last evening
they were scattered all over the city, being
piloted by some of the Fort Worth recep-
ton committee.