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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
ALL OVER TEXAS.
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them pr sent Tuesday night TO hear him
tell the story of the war. Beside the boys
there were few ladies present by special
invitation. Each one was presented at the
door with . programme, which read as
follows:
'sThe Star Spangled Banner. -. Orchestra
"a Snldler Would Be Uncle Charlie
..Whel We Enlisted and Why" Uncle Charlie
Suarttt'e. VT annie Laurie
MARCHING Thro' Geo g -. The Boys
''Wound ana Prisoner, Andersonville,
Charleston and Florence
Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are Marching
.-......-.......- .Uncle Charlie
THE War IS Over. -....-.:......- Orchestra
Uncle Charlie Comes Marching Home"
REFEEs HAiESTs.
"Auld Lang Syne," orchestra. The story
Of the war was told in Uncle Charles own
charming manner, the music was good,
some extra piece were rendered by re-
quest. Mr.. Albert Toole sang THE War
rior Bold' in his rich baritone voice The
refreshments were simply perfect. The
boys were delighted and profuse in their
thanks TO Uncle Charlie for his treat The
house was handsomely decorated in the ma
tional flags and the lone star flags, while a
stack of arms occupied the center of the
large parlor. at precisely 10 O'Clock bugle
sound was heard In the dining room, aud
the boys maue a grand rush for the center
of attraction The Texas literary associ-
alton gave a splendid entertainment on
Texas night. some excellent papers were
read, both humorous and historic Music
and recitations filed up the programme.
Everybody was invited. Mrs. Hugh Fitz-
gerald of the Times-Herald went TO New
Orleans Sunday night to attend Mardi
GraS Mrs. J. L. jackson entertained the
Chestnut Hill Chautauqua circle Friday
night in delil ntful manner at her lovely
new home on Worth street. An ell
egant lunch was served at II O'Clock.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued this week: Luther Goforth and
Hessa Pass, NJ. Thompson and Susie Will
Jams, Adam VIM and Hattie Hunter
Julius Lee and Maggie Singletary, F. E.
Dechard and Antonio Franco, W. L. Smith
and Agnes e. Preston, J. H. Deterly and
%. NJ. Vickery, n. o. Roster and Bette
Cook, Lee Fair and Orleana Rupe, w. w.
Mitchell and Ida Ammors, T. NJ Wallace
and Fannie A. Perry, W. c. Walskill and
May Borough, j. p. Davis and Birdie
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HILLsBoRo.

Mrs. ]. n. johnson is now in Sherman
taking a course in elOcution and physical
culture, intending to take charge of q class
soon to be organized in the city public
schools The family Of Mr. William Low
was poisoned by eating greens, supposed to
have been caused by some kind of poison
Gus plaud having been left in them when
picked. Lon Keel, living near Blantou, was
arrested and placed in jail here Wednesday,
charged with burglarizine the store of John
Roberts of that place on Tuesday night.
State Senator NJ NJ. Crane of Cleburne at
tended district court here Tuesday o. S.
Carlton and wife of Fort Worth visited Mr..
Cartons relatives here last week. Hulda
May returned Monday from a weeks visit
10 Waco. Lottie Sturgis is at home again.
Carrie Smith returned to Abbott Monday
Joe Abbott, Jr., and Mary West attended
the ball at WaXahachie. Peter Mittenthall
attended Mardi Gras at New Orleans. I.
Goldman and L. Brim left for New York
this week. r. E. Carter spent Thursday
in Milford. Fred Winchen of Dallas was here
Wednesday and thursday. W. II. Carter
left last week for Marshall. w. NJ. Perrill,
an old merchant of HillsbOro, now at Sey-
mour, was here last week Lulu Gill the
guest of Mrs. T. S. Smith, left for her home
in Rockwell last week. Matte Lovejoy re-
turned from Taylor Tuesday Mrs. James
Harrington, after q weeks visit, returned
~
and nephew, Fred Sanford, returned from
West Virginia on Sunday. Mamie Wood,
now in attendance at the Boston conserva-
tory of music, is expected home soon.
o. NJ. Lewis has returned from New Or
leans. William Poindexter of Cleburne
was attending district court here last week
Gus Cohen and Mrs. L. Sanger of Waco
visited Hillsboro Tuesday. j. E. Martin
went to Aivarado Monday. ]. E. Clark of
Itaska attended court this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Presley of Brandon came over
Tuesday. D. T. Hufines is in Dallas this
week Flora Harpold is visiting in Dallas.
]. F. Haynes OF Milford was over Monday
Mrs. w. A. Culberson of Alvarado visited
her daughter Mrs. T. ]. Millar, this week.
E. Donaldson moved to De Soto, Mo-, Mon
day Pauline Thompson and Patricia Mar
line of Waxahachie visited Mrs. A J.
Thompson Wednesday. A. B. Cochran is
now resident of Hillsboro, having moved
from Waco. r. F. Ford of Fort Worth was
here this week. Mrs. w. L. Smith, the
Western Union operator, left for Denison
Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Neal
of Dallas is left in charge of the office dur
ing her absence. I. h. Dixon visited Dallas
Friday on business. He will soon move to
Waco and take charge of the Dallas News
local cores pondence there. The pupils of
the Hillsboro high school give musical en-
tertainment at the opera house Friday
night. The following marriage licenses
have been issued this week: George Walker
and Matilda Anderson, J. w. Wray and
Mollie Anglin, j. E. Byrum and Sallie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Mrs. R. E. Gordon of Sulphur Springs,
e visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. A.
noteworthy. Daisy Teagarden, celebrated
her second birthday on Monday. February
%. By inviting her little friends to meet
her. Jennie and Lena Hess gave a leap
year dance at their home. Mrs. Nicolas
sen of Grand Prairie, is the guest of Mir.
Pat White. j. J. Culbertson of Paris. was
in the city Thursday. Judge Terhune has
returned TO Emory. J. S. Perrine of Fort
Worth was in the city for several DAYS last
week. John Williams, cashier of the First
national bank of Rockwell, was visiting
relatives in the city the past week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Mr.. P. L. Callahan returned from trip
to Greer county. Miss Lizzie Douthit left
on Tuesday to join her parents al Velasco
H. Hirsch has returned from trip To
Dallas, Fort Worth and Denison. Albert
Nance, of Duke, was in the city Wednes-
day Mr.. w. II. Dunson, who has been
confined for several days, was able TO be on
the streets Friday. DR.. Joe D. Becton will
soon begin the erection of a handsome resi-
dence to cost up in the thousands. VIM.
Quanah Briee VIII commence the erection
of handsome residence in few days to
cos. 5000. Mr.. Ebert Cofer, of Altus,
Greer county, is in Quanah awaiting the
arrival Of his family who have been visit
ing relatives and friends in Missouri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Ernest Russell, son of our townsman
L. B. Russell, Esq, left last Monday for
San Antonio to be examined for the ap-
poiDtment at West Point from this dis
trict D. D. Hutchinson, G. C.,of Comanche
lodge of K. P. and j. e. Cheltou, went
down to Granbury Thursday to assist in
irstituting a lodge at that place. They re-
port a good time. Miss Clara Beeman is
visiting friends in Hamilton this week.
Miss Cox, of Rising Star. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. c. Whit, who has been quite
sick Mr.. Wilson, the genial representative Of
The GAZETTE. visited Comanche this week.
Mrs. J. C. Bartlett, of Lampasas, spent
the week with ehero many friends here.
A oman by the name Of Manns, from the
southern part of the county, was adjudged
insane aud consigned to the asylum at
Terrell Tuesday. The bestrain of the sea-
son fell last night and vi be greatly ap-
preciated by ala
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EOTIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the ONCE
Of Architect A y. Dawson. Hurley building,
Fort Worth. Tex until O'Clock p. m. on the
18th day Of March, 1892, for furnishing all the
labor ana materials required in the erection
and comp euion OF q city hall building lcFS kor5
WORTH Tex, IN accordance .yyitR Elf tsa8isss
and specincat ioRssssgs lsfhest De accom-
painiedaEifk NJ Ssl4ttfIetf check for the sum Of
. sstesas gGarantee that the bidder will furnish
a good ana suficlent bond TO the amount OF
G0OO0 and enter into contract 10 erect the
building within q reasonable length OF time
after the contract is awarded. The building
will be OF stone or brick, or all stone. The
bidders will be required 10 submit samples OF
same with their bids.
and all bids. q II DAY,
r. H. ORR,
JAS. RYAN,
Building Committee.
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HUBBARD CITY.

Winnie Wolvertou, of Groesbeeck, is in
Hubbard City on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lippard. Miss Laura Carter of Dawson,
was guest of Miss Pearl Taulman this
week. Mrs. Pace, of Corsicana,i is guest of
Mrs. W. o. Stroud. J. M. Peden and wife
spent Sunday in Mount Calm.
Miss Bessie Weems, of Dawson, visited
Miss Pearl Newton and other friends here
over Sunday. Ne idames Ottie e. Taulman
and Geo. Sweeney, of Hillsboro. are
visiting relatives and friends in Hubbard.
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NOODLE.

Quite an enjoyable and select party was
given at the residence of Capt Richardson
on Wednesday, the I'd. Among those pres
ent were: r. V. Mitchell and Miss Eth
ridge, Dick Howard and Myrtle Willis f.
johnson and Nora Nelly, L. Blair and Dora
McClain, Tom Glover and Lizzie Grimes,
Allen Irwin and Dora Samples. The even
ing was passed pleasantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Dat sowing through. Crop 3S1< per cent
acreage greater than last year. Corn
planting being pushed forward. Acreage
will be 20 per cent greater than last year.
Cotton crop preparation well advanced,
and will be one-fourth less than last season,
needing rain, promising good. Gardens
well advanced. Stock looking well. Grass
on prairies beginning to look green.
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GRANGER.

DR.. Rucker and family of Holland visited
the family of Mrs. NJ. A. Goode of Granger
last week and left Thursday for San An
tonic. Capt, Envy Taylor of Georgetown,
president of the G. and G. railway com
pany, was in Granger Thursday. F. Tay-
lor of Georgetown was in Granger Friday.
sW H Wilson left Friday for Holland on
business. Leila Bowers left Saturday for
Leauder 10 visit her mother. A nice rain
fell Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Bob Mills, Jesse Wright and Dees from
Lampasas have located il Llano. Malcolm
Graham has returned from Austin. j. A
Davis of Mississippi, is in the Iron City
prospecting. Professor John A Brown Of
Mason county has located in Llano Col
Seth Mabry and wife of Kansas City,
arrived in town Friday and are now out at
their ranch. w. T. Barnes, Esq, of LAM
pasas has returned to this city. 81. Dem
ton of Temple, has located in Llano. a S.
Casparis, the cattleman, came in last Fri
day. A. NJ Alcock of San Antonio, has
located in Llano Frank Z. Fisher of
Velasco, has arrived in the Iron City. D.
5. Walker of San Antonio, moved to Llano
last week W, NJ. Money of New York
city and John Schaettler Of Fredericks-
burg. are in Llano. John n. Manuel and
wife of Lampasas, were here several days.
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SAN ANGELO.

VIII Talbot of Schleicher county is in the
city. Col. William Black returned from
Fort Worth Monday morning. George B.
Sherwood and family left Sunday night for
Cincinnati for an extended visit. Mrs.
George Wood of Fort Scott, Kan, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. H. Erskine. Eva
Deaton has returned to her home in San
Antonio. The last dance of the season was
given at the Pickwick Tuesday night.
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PALESTINE

Abe Ash of San Antonio, DR.. T NJ Col
ley of Trinity, J. r. Irion and William
Taylor of Overton, and C. e. Wood, trav-
cling passenger agent, of Tyler were among
the Monday visitors. Judge P. w. Brown
and Judge ]. R Burnett spent Monday in
Crockett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Mrs Carlat and daughter, Miss Leila, of
Denison, ara visiting Mrs. A. J. Grayson.
Henry Maloney has gone TO Wichita Falls.
DR. and Mrs. Proctor left last week for
Daily Springs. Stella Perkins has been
visiting Wylie. Ida Gamble, who has been
spending several days with Mrs. A. n. De-
Maret, has returned to her home at Sher-
man
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GAIL.

A fine rain is falling at this writing;
farmers are hopeful and the prospects for
crops and range are good enough.
The Spokesman's sachem canvassed the
town this morning on the Hogg, Clark
gubernatorial race. His report will show
Hogg's future to be few points in the adj
vance at Gail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Lee Oldham is visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. W.
Blanton. Mrs. II. S. Scheline has returned
from San Antonio. DR. Y. A Howeth left
Sunday night for Pomona. Cal Hon. A Y.
Gunter is improving. There are hopes Of
his recovery. Mrs. n. H Boyd of Fort
Worth has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Allen, and sister, Mrs. A h. Gardner.
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EASTLAND.

T. NJ. Shugart and wife, accompanied by
Mrs Ike P. Schmick, were in the city
Tuesday on business. Rev. /. n. Reeves
and wife of Carbon were visiting here last
saturday Haywood Fowler of Carbon
visited Comanche and has brought
wife back with him. Nettie Wofford is now
in the city, the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. T H Wofford.
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SHERMAN.

Mrs. Frank Richardson accompanied by
her sister, Lizzie Shepler, is here from Al
lance, Neb. Bessie Mangum, who has
been teaching school at Sulphur Springs,
has returned home. Mrs. G. c. Freeman
is visiting her sister, AIollie johnson. The
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, now elegantly fur
nished and appropriately decorated, will be
formally thrown open TO the public Friday
niuht
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Mel

Yes, you; we want you to drop in our
store and have your shoes shiaaSs. uzz8sswiH
not cost YaIl-.ass.saFlAS Also glance
szsss..i Cur new line of mems fine foot
gear. WELTMAN Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

A velocity as high as 2SS7 feet per sec
ond has been attained by projectile from
a rapid-fire gun. This is at the rate of 1868
miles an hour. 1t is the highest velocity
yet recorded.
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KEMPNER.

There was q severe frost here on Monday
night which will probably injure the fruit
crop somewhat. A party of gentlemen,
viz: Messrs. Chance, Moore and Winnard,
have gone out from the village on camp
hunt. 1t is reported that they are staying
the deer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Grounds have been secured for the ereo-
ton of a Catholic church here and work
will begin on il at once, Father O'Reardon
of Fort Worth priest in charge. This, with
a system of artesian, waterworks and the
new roller mill, besides numerous residence
buildings, will be quite an addition to this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

fkRNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Thompson are the
parents of son. large party from Ce-
lima, Tenn, arrived in Vernon this week.
They came with their families, prepared to
make Wlbarger their home. B. W. Brad
burn left to-day for Scottsville. KY, where
he VIII remain two months on legal busi-
ness. James Britain of the First national
bank force IS around again after an illness.
Clint Terrell returned from Dallas this
week, whittier he went to be examined pre-
paratory to applying Tor position as
postal clerk. Robbie Watson gave party
TO his little friends Monday night the Goth
ult,, in honor of his eighth birthday. Mrs.
Josie Wells is visiting with friends at Mem
phis, Tex. Miss Hawkins Of Dallas is Wis
iting at the residence OF DR.. Rhoades. The
new Touring mill of Philips s. Leper will
be ready for business April l. William
Denny has returned from an Eastern bust
ness trip. The agent of the Cotton Belt
road at Chattanooga, Tenn, writes our Mr..
Finch he sold fifteen tickets to Vernon
from Del Rio, Tenn. Messrs. Kelly, Abbott
and York are candidates for mayor of Yer
non, and the race is becoming interesting
and spicy. Mrs. Il. A Highsmith, nee
Sadie Sans, daughter of J, G. Sans of this
place, died at Amarillo last week. She
leaves an infant child. The Ladies' aid So
ciety of the Southern Presbyterian
church viii give an entertainment next
FRIDAY evening after the style OF 1850.
Frank Chandler and Rosa Neeley We're
united in marriage last week. Rev. Hol-
land has been calieed to I'LL the vacancy in
the pulpit at the Baptist church. II. j.
Towne OF the Fort Worth and Denver
railroad at Bowie, is spending a week at the
residence of Justice Hatchett. J. Il. Minar
of Corsicana, who has been in Vernon sew
eral days, returned home to-day Rosa
COnneliee of EasIland, is visiting her friend
Georgia Strain. The line stock parade yes
terday was q grand affair, being well rep
resented by the stock men. The outcome
will no doubt be a county fair this fall. An
amusing incident happened last evening.
Those opposed to the city administration
called meeting to nominate three alder
men. An opposition meeting was held by
those in favor Of the present administra-
ton. After the battle it was found the
first selected J. II. HouSsels, L. G. Heare
and Mr. Purvis; the others nominated L.
G. Heare, J. Fl. Houssels and B. A. Mar
shall Miss Barton is visiting in Waco;
when she returns she will take charge of
the millinery department of Hatcher 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
GATNFsyuIE

E. Keiffer left Sunday morning for New
Orleans. 10 attend Msrdi Gras Mrs. ]. W.
Gibson OF Ardmore came ia Monday on
Caddo TO take charge of school there. Mrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Await, in Fort Worth. Mrs. DR.. Leach of
Quitman is visiting her mother, Mrs. File
LA Kilgore, and family. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Lewis attended Mardi Gras. Miss jim
mic Angel of Ellis county is visiting her
uncle, L. A Massie, and family.
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GRANDVIEW.

Col. Barrier of Dallas was in town
Wednesday J. P. Noah, formerly of this
place died at Taylor, Tex, March l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

TIE German Catholic church is completed
and will be dedicated by Bishop Brennan
of Dallas next Monday. A large number
of people from abroad are expected TO be
present.
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Pe'ore tie intzSetesion OF Salvation Oil
rheumatism ~ssOlS -dera incurable.

There are 1859 Confederate battle flags in
the collection of war relics at Washington
Of these, twenty-eight separate regimental
colors were captured after Pickett's charge
at GettYsburg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

The Algerians know what real plague
Of grasshoppers is. In one district of that
country alone over fifty thousand gallons Of
the eggs OF the pest were gathered and
burned last year.
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lRaIsnore and WashIngtnn

Are reached exNRditiousE and comfortably
by the superb aE6r-smoking- car-first-
ciass-coach-PullmaiG ning and sleeping
car-solid-vesdbuleIR rafnz.of the Vaudalia
and Pennsylvs9 route, which leave St
Louis daily at 20 A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
They are without rivals. Address CHEs-
BRoUGH, Vandalia Line, st. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

MERKEL,
We had another splendid rain last night,
and it is worth thousands of dollars to this
country. This rain will put grain in con-
dition to assure q good crop. The March
rains in this country generally determine
the prospects of crop season. There was
an enthusiastic railroad meeting of the
prominent citizens of the town. There was
not much done at this meeting, as it was
only preparatory for the meeting TO be held
on the 10th, There were delegates elected
TO confer with delegates of all the nelghbor-
ing towns, and the delegates all meet at
this place on the 10th Instant to determine
what can be done toward procuring a GER
tain railroad which will be extended In the
near future.
MARSHALL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Stichler Of Chicago
left Tuesday for Cisco, Texas. Roxie Nc
Gee accompanied home the Misses Trosper
of Bethany, La, and is visiting them.
Mrs w. w. Parker went TO Houston 10
meet her mother, Mrs. +. Y. Richardson.
Phillip Stichler and wife, en- route from
Chicago to Cisco, spent a few days with
Mrs. l. Brisker Emma and Jessie Allen
have returned from Longview. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pouncey Jemison OF Victoria, La,
are in the city visiting. Sophia Eldrldge
of jefferson is visiting friends in the city.
Kennedy was open to large number of
Virgie's friends on Monday evening, the
occasion being an impromptu dance gotten
up by the young gentlemen of the city for
the pleasure of their young lady friends.
Mrs. and Miss Lillian Sanford of Fort
Worth were IN the city Thursday.
Rev. ]. Granger left for jefferson
this morning, and was accompanied
by his father, Rev. L. Granger.
A party was given complimentary to Miss
lydia Mcdonald at the residence of Mrs.
W. w. Coleman Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 26. Miss Mcdonald left for her home,
Mobile, Ala, on Sunday morning. J. d.
Crawford of Dallas was in the city Friday.
Capt. w. p. Hudgins has returned from
Western trip. Dave Webb of Dallas passed
through the city en- route to Hot Springs.
l.. Trice has gone to Longview. Mrs. f.. Q.
Spence and son have returned from San
Antonio E. c. Sutton left Friday on
Southwestern trip. j. B. Sutler of Kansas
City was in the city Thursday. a surprise
party was given at the residence OF Mrs.
Reisners on Friday evening. Mrs. X. w.
Longery and George NJ. Bowers returned
from Pittsburg, Tex, Wednesday. Matte
Marshall was called home from Dallas
Wednesday on account of the serious illness
of her mother. Judge W. W. billiard of
Boston, Tex, was in town Wednesday. G.
J.. Ackert of Shreveport was IN the city
on 1nurSudy. JOI4H JdCoo DOuSOhOi AS1SA
is in town. Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Clara Davidson of this city
to Mr.. Morris Halforn of Palestine, Tex,
on March Goth. ]. F. Coleman has re-
turned from New Orleans. Senator W. H.
Pope returned from Dallas Thursday. j.
M. Vines county attorney of Marion county
is in the city. Beulah Stevens and brother,
W. Moore, have returned from New Or
leans. A carload of sporting men passed
through Marshall to-day and among sthem
the heavyweight Charles Mitchell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Vaughans mother and brother have re-
turned to California after pleasant visit
to Velasco and Houston. ]. w. Lambard
has gone for visit to his old home at
Cleveland, Tex. Col. o. II. Pennock of the
real estate firm of Pennock Bros. has re-
turned from a visit to Wichita city Pro
fessor c. w. Butt of Nachitoches, La, Is
IN the city prospecting. Ira Mendelson Of
Albany, n. Y, is in the city.
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TEMPLE.

Annie Jones of Saratoga Springs, n. Y,
is in Temple visiting her brother, w. Good
rich Jones. The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church gave ''tie and apron"
party at the parsonage Friday night. The
third grade school entertainment, conducted
by Misses Eckford and Cox, was most
enjoyable one The receipts amounted to
about S25. The protracted meeting of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church continues
with much interest. Rev. A. j. French of
Athens, Tex, is assisting Rev. NJ F. Cow
den. the pastor.