Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-14
HILLsBORO.

visiting Mrs. W. W. Sturgis for severa
| days. Minnie Breeding Of Yoakum is visit
| ing her brother, Robert Breeding, on South
Waco street. Pearl TauIman of Hubbard
| City has been visiting her brother, o. E
| Taulman OF this city, for several days.
| Lille Derden, cousin of Dave Derden, is
in the city on visit to the latter's family
I. ]. Ford of Morgan is visiting relatives
and friends inthe city. Mrs. Rice and J.
II. Palmer, proprietors of the Texas World,
bright weekly newspaper published al
Houston. were in the city in the interest OF
their journal AIr. and Mrs. j. P. Grace OF
Walnut Springs spent several days last
week visiting their daughters, Mrs. DR.. j.
q. Wysong and Mrs. j. Dorenield, in this
city. Jessie Miller of Vernon is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. O. W. Ellington
Florence Jones of Columbia, Tenn, is visit
ing her cousins, GUssie and Maggie
Sowell, in this city. Flavia Hall of
Clebunre, daughter Of Judge J. NJ. Hall, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. j. S. Rooinsoil
WiuOna Hill of Livingston, Tex. ,8is
the guest of Tena Bond.
Miss Jessie Miller of Vernon is Visiting
Mrs. o. W. Ellington. l.. J. Thompson of
Corsicana was over Monday. Edgarf VIII
liams was over from Milford Sunday W.
II. Ellington returned from the North
Tuesday night. Hon. Dave Derden left for
Austin Sunday. G. w. Lovejoy OF Nc
Kinney is visiting his parents, j. H. Rove
joy. Mrs. l.. j. Sturgis returned MoIfSay
from q lengthy visit to Waco. j. ID. Reilegs
of Waco visited J. E. II. Kelley this week.
Dora Duncan OF Whitney visited her
brother, W. ]. Duncan, this week Hugh
Hamlet of Blooming Grove spent Sunday
here. Mrs. Tom B. Bond left Wednesday
to visit her parents in Paris. Ella Carter
returned Friday from the East Chester
Kennedy visited Waco this week a S.
johnson spent Sunday in Fort Worth. J. J.
Hatcher of Itaska was down Wednesday
G. w. Bradberry of Tyler visited
here this week. Sheriff ]. P. Cox
went to Abilene on business Friday
this week. Mrs. a. C. Pace of Denison,
visited Mrs w. W. Sturgis this week. Min
ME Breeding of Yoakum is visiting friends
here. A d. Harris of Whitney was in
town Monday. Lille Derden is visiting
Hon. Dave Derden. Mrs. a. M. Walker re-
turned from two weeks visit to Fair
field. Z. B. Krone of Honey Grove spent
was here Sunday aud Monday.
T. ]. Ford of Morgan is visiting relatives
here. Sol Frankfort came over from Waxa-
hachie and spent Sunday. e. Van Wrinkle
of Atlanta, ga, was in town Tuesday. r.
A. Mcleod was down from Itaska Tuesday.
Ross Lambert of Waxahachie has located
in Hillsboro. J. H. Palmer of Houston was
World. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Grace returned
to Walnut Springs the first of the week.
City Attorney ]. NJ johnson went to Waco
Tuesday. Florence Jones of Columbia,
Tenn, is visiting Gussie and Maggie Sow
ell, Nina Brooks of Massey spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents here. ].
I. Townsend Of Memphis, Tenn, is visit
ing Hillsboro with the intention of locating.
Flavia Hall of Cleburne is visiting Efie
Florence and Hattie Duncan
few Of their friends Saturday
night in honor of the Misses Thompson and J
MARITIME of Waxahachie. Mrs. Charlie An
derson spent Friday sand Saturday in
ing Grove spent Friday In Hills
boro. j. K. Dennis has about re-
covered from severe spell of sickness.
The county commissioners bought two
mules for the poor farm this week paying
S115 each for same. The Epworth league
held social at Mr.. William Woods Fri
day. The grand jury reported eleven in
so far. Hon. S. G. Upshaw has announced
himself as candidate for the lieutenant
The board of stewards of
the NJ. E. church have elected ushers for
morning services: r. B. Bonner, Frank |
w. r. Lang. EVENING". A |
George Hunton and Ed Orne- |
oour. The fine stock exhibited at Hills |
JOFO AlOuQdy any HeceUOIOre.Ft
There were sixty-nine thoroughbred horses, |
nine jacks, to say nothing of hogs and cat |
lie. The Hillsboro oil mill question is about |
settled. Z. Van Wrinkle of Atlanta, Ga, |
Ind Frank Fills of HillSboro are to erect |
me at once. The Hillsboro bicycle club |
low numbers seventeen members. The |
1illsboro ice factory began operation Satur-
lay. Farmers are busy planting corn and
,ats. They have been delayed heretofore
IN account of dry weather. Carpenters are
n demand. Over fifty bales of cotton were
fered for sale out of wagons on the streets
o-day; it only brought 80 to AZ cents.
The following named persons attended a
'all Friday night at the board of trade
ooms: Laura Guthrie, Viola Beel, Ida
nee and Hattie Duncan, Anne Fills,
Ninona Hill, Tena Bond, Belize Phillips,
Glen Booth, Maggie Sowell, Florence
ones, Ethlina Franklin, Fred Cox, Matte
1ovejoy, Della Walker; W. o. Oldham, T.
Norman, j. Abbott, Jr., j. a. Bennett,
= Connolly, Jack Carter, Bruce West, Eu-
enc Rosenbaum, Will Owens, Theo. Mar
US, Nelson Phillips, Edda Carter, L. A.
Iarlton, DR.. j. w. Miller, DR.. Robert G. E.
Philips, w. w. Millar and wife The fol-
)wing named persons attended a party
'riday night given by Mr.. and Mrs Morris
j honor OF the eighteenth birthday of their
On Charlie: JANE Buck, Minnie Bell,
iamie Showers, Fanny Mason, Cora
rankin, Stella Carney, Hugh Connen,
lloyd Broswell, VIII Reinhardt Champ
arter, Alec Derden, Charlie Morris II is
lmored that r. J. Giles of Brandon
ill soon start campaign sheet here. 1t
ill be mostly In the interest of Hogg and
le commission. Died at woodbury., Hill
,unty, Tex, at O'Clock, March 10, of
nicer, Mrs. Clark, aged seventy-seven
ears. The deceased has been resident of
i'll county over sixteen years, formerly
we'd with her sou-in-law, Ed Stillman, in
illsboro -
HENRIETTA.
The popular and laughable eDistrict
zule'' was played last night at Kane's op-
d house TO the largest audience that ever
sembled in it to witness any play. The
SkuleP was composed mostly Of elderly la
es and gentlemen and their reproduction
the school scenes of half a century ago
as laughable in the extreme. The house
as literally packed long before the time
r opening and all available standing room
as in demand. The ladies having in charge
is entertainment certainly have reason to
proud OF their success. The proceeds
Mounted to 1875. The amateur players,
nging from eighteen to fifty years, ac-
lifted themselves admirably and the peo-
2 were delighted with the performance.
Il Ross camp Confederate veterans met :
re to-day and after transacting business !
raining to the camd and appointing COM .
ttees to prepare for Decoration day !.