Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-22
HHLSRORO.

Quite an extensive programme is being
! prepared by the teachers for the celebra-
| ton of arbor day here next Tuesday. The
| same will consist of drills, recitations, dia-
| logues, addresses, etc.
Miss Carrie Smith OF Abbott is visiting
her brother, T. S. Smith. Mrs. F. G..
Casey is twisting in Waxahachie J. L.
Staten went TO Italy Tuesday on business.
| Sheriff j. p. Cox was in Cleburne this
week. Hon. B. d. Tarlton arrived home
Thursday from Austin. Mr.. ]. Dorenfield
has returned from st. Louis. Mr.. L. H.
Buchanan of Strawn, Palo Pinto county,
is visiting here this week. Mr.. Abe Rosen-
baum left the first Of the week for New
York to buy goods. Miss Maud Meredith
of Waxahachie is visiting friends in the
city. c. E. Phillips went to Dallas Tues.
day. The Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, Of Hillsboro, went over to Milford
Friday to organize lodge there of the
same order. The masquerade ball given
by the Hillsboro orchestra, composed of
the following named persons, J. B. Tolli-
ferro, piano; w. B. Mays, clarionet; Gar
land Buck, slide trombone and Arch Clark.
base violin. Friday night, at the board of
trade rooms, was grand success in every
particular. The following visitors at
tended: Miss Libby Levy, Mrs. Steinberg
and Mrs. Ross of Waxahachie, Miss Viola
Gill of Round Rock, Miss Carrie Smith of
Abbott, Mrs. Beaumont Buck of Columbia,
Mo-, Mrs. NJ. W. Call of Trinidad, COL
Miss Sadie West of Dallas, o. s. Carlton
of Fort Worth, Dave and Morris Landman
of Whitney, Harry Hall of Dallas and
Oscar Wright of Hubbard City.
DR.. S. NJ. Carlton was appointed county
physician by the commissioners court
few days since. L. S. Smith has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Democratic execu-
tive committee for this, the Eighteenth
judicial district The Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, at a regular meeting
Monday night elected the following officers:
T. S. Smith, captain; j. B. Norman, lieu
tenant; e. II. EcleGS, herald; j. z. II.
Rally, recorder; ]. NJ. Duncan, treasurer;
E. o. Hughes, guard; d. G. Worneu, senti-
mel. Carpenters are very much in demand,
owing to so much building taking place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Poland entertained the
following named friends Tuesday evening
1t being the fifth anniversary of their mar
rage: DR.; and Mrs. t. S. Johnson, MIR.
and Mrs. ]. n. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L Lowery, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lang, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erts, Mamie and Flora Lang and Will Car
ter. A fine supper was served.
Libby Levy, Mrs. Steinberg and Mrs.
Ross of Waxahachie were guests of
Mrs. I. Gabert, on Franklin street, Friday
and Saturday. G. L. Bradford of Bran
don, n. G. Smith Of Woodbury. and C. P.
Hooker of Peoria attended the Teachers
institute here Saturday. Ed Sturgis of
Waco visited his brother, w. W. Sturgis,
Wednesday. Ed Locket of Decatur was in
town Saturday on business. Charley Marsh
of Hubbard City was in town Saturday.
Adam Files has recovered from Ia
grippe and is again on the street. A. A
McKennon is still confined to his room
with fever. DR.. MCGEE of Brandon
spent Tuesday in town. SalIe Kennedy
returned from two weeks visit TO Marlin
Friday
S. r. Boyd and Dr.. F. NJ Pitts, Jr.,
were in Hillsboro Sunday. a. T. Rose has
returned from Waco. J. NJ. Pratt, ST.,
and family have moved to this county from
Milan. Tenn, and located near Aquilla-
Dora Robinson is home from Denton, Tex.
Rufus Child<ess, formerly of Hico, Tex,
spent Wednesday here. hon. D. B. Tarl-
ton has come home to spend a short time
with his family. Mrs. +. G.. Casey is visit
ing in Waxahachie. Mrs. Lorena Schultz
of Waller county, daughter of Mrs G. F.
G. Pitchmann of Whitney, accompanied by
AlTina Roehl, are visiting in Whitney.