Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-01
LOCALETTES.

Mr.. T. &. Wood is now mending rapidly
and viii probably be able TO be out III tel
| days or Two weeks.
The preliminary examination of Ton
| Milton viii take place before Justice
REYNOLDS at 10 Z. N. to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Collins were made
| very happy yesterday BY the arrival of 8
beautiful baby girl at their home.
Mrs. II. G. Sawyer entertained number
| OF ter friends al her residence on the South
| Side last evening. All had q delightful
time.
The Woman's Unitarian alliance viii hold
ITS EeHt regular meeting at Mrs. W. c.
1enerck's, 600 Taylor street, Friday,
,hay l.
The safe of Chiles s. Marshall, grocery
| men ON Grove and Second streets, was bur
giarized some time Wednesday night and
so and several notes stolen.
The lectures Of Mr.. J. Il Rosecrans at
the Christian church for Sunday school
workers are growing in interest and vii.
be continued every night this week.
The w. B. Tucker hose company on the
South Side had very pleasant meeting
last night, the occasion being the election
OF a driver. John LuSk withdrew from the
race before nominations were made. and
! 'pIi cry WIS lG-tIetltU
driver.
There viii be special service, preparatory
70 the communion, in the First Presbyte-
rian church tonight at $ O'Clock All the
members Of the church are urgently re-
quested 10 attend and all others are COR
daily invited.
In the report of the Watterson reception,
there Was no intention to convey the idea
that Rev. }. Morgan Wells drank anything
stronger than natures beverage; in fact
the reverend gentleman is loyal to Fort
Worth to the extent that ne drinks nothing
but artesian water
The meeting OF Alma lodge. 4. O. U. W,
to be held tonight in Castle hall, will be of
more than ordinary interest and all the
members are expected to be present. W.
p. Cole, grand recorder of the jurisdiction
OF Texas, Will be present and will address
the lodge. The separate jurisdiction ques-
ton will probably come up
Wednesday night woman drove up to a
house in one of the quiet residence portions
OF the city and created Il great disturbance
Complaints We're made to the officers, and
last night they We're of the opinion that
they know who the woman is. The entire
neighborhood was scandalized. At one time
The woman presided over house Of ill-fame
on Rusk street.
The children of the Bethel Sabbath
school will give a social tonight 10 their
friends at the Bethel rooms on Main street
below Fourteenth. AL are cordially in
Vlied TO be present. no adnittence being
charged. The children desire flowers, and
II YOU have any TO spare, send some to the
Bethel before ; O'Clock. Short addresses
and music will make up the programme.
About 1920 Wednesday night Dr.. A. d.
Ansel, who lives or Jones and First streets.
was awakened by noise under the back
windows of the house. He got his re-
volver, 45-caliber and proceeded
to investigate. Just as he opened the back
door there was n great racket and a man
rolled off barrel to the ground. DR.. Anseil
fire. several shots, but missed the would-be
burglar
y man named Blodgett alias Mansfield.
was arrested yesterday morning at 2:30 by
Officers Scott and Maddox at the Den
ton house on East Belknap street He was
wanted on charges of obtaining money under
false pretenseS from John Carliir and War
ren Jeferies. He drew checks on an Eddy.
New IeXico, bank and it is claimed he had
no money there. Officers think Mansfield
IS wanted in e Paso. The man was mar
lied here under the name of Mansfield
The officers are enjoying quiet laugh at
the expense of Judge Hunter Wednesday
he telephoned to a livery stable for morse |
and buggy. He with his client found horse |
and buggy hitched near the Office and think |
ing II was the one ordered jumped in and |
trOve of. The horse and buggy belonged to |
Mrs. Randle and the lady notified the OIL |
eer5 that her property had been stolen. |
Mounted officers gave chase and Judge |
hunter was dumbfounded when tod of his |