Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-14
ALL OVER TEXAS
Continued From Second Page.

Tor the fair this fall The citizens COM
mittee appointed few days ago to solicit
funds to bore the artesian well four hun
Fred feet deeper have raised about $500
for the purpose. Work will be resumed IN
few days by q new contractor. A pro-
tracted meeting is in progress at the kute-
man opera conducted by Abe MILKY, the
noted Methodist revivalist. His wife
whom he calls Louisa" during his dis
rourses-conducts the music and renders
some very appropriate and touching solos.
which aid very materially to the success OF
his meetings. The meeting viii continue
ten days.
MARSHALL.
R. M Quigley and wife have gone to st.
Louis Fannie Blocker is spending few
weeks with relatives at Blocker. Mrs. w.
n. Kennedy and daughter, Miss Virgie,
went to Austin and attended the Faulkner
McCollum wedding. Ed 5. Richardson and
wife are visiting in Marshall. Lille Belle
Alexander arrived Monday from Abilene
Mrs. F. c. Coleman and children are visit
ing Mrs. ColemaE's mother, Mrs. e. V.
Saunders. Mrs. Bella Mcleod Smith Of
Houston, is the guest of Mrs. G. c. Ross.
Matte Lou Carter is quite sick. VIII
Perry of Tyler spent Sunday in town.
Max Nicholson Of Austin was in the city
Sunday. John Reigger left Monday for
New York, from whence he will sail for
Europe to visit his parents during the sum-
mer Ella May McEarchern returned from
New Orleans Monday night L. Kahn and
E. A. Fraley left Sunday for St. Louis,
indianapolis and Cincinnati, to be absent
two weeks. Eb Smith and wife,
and Mrs. Al. Horner of Fort Worth,
came down to attend the funeral
of r. D. Robertson, engineer.
Ben Schonhardt of Shreveport spent Sun
day and Monday in the city. Z. a. Austin
returned from the West Tuesday morning.
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Thursday. Mrs. Bella Mcleod Smith arrived
from Houston to-day. 7. ]. Whaley left
tlls morning for New Boston. Lillybel
Alexander has returned after an absence of
several months, visiting friends and rela-
tives in Fort Worth, Dallas and Bonham.
J. S. Waenon has returned from Waco.
MIR. and Mrs R. S. Masters have returned
from Galveston. Mrs. Joe Weisman and
son, Master VIII, have returned from New
Orleans. g. E. Harris of Tyler is in the
city. Ike Schwartz has arrived from New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richardson have
arrived from Vicksburg G. A. Roberts
and wife came up from New Orleans Sun
day Mrs. F. c. Coleman and children are
in the city visiting Mrs. Coleman's mother,
Mrs. E. n. Saunders. w. l.. Ball left for
New Orleans Friday morning. Y. Q. Har-
risOn has returned from the West. Road
master p. M. Hartley of Dallas is in town.
J. A Nix, formerly of this city, arrived
turned Tuesday from Mexico, Mrs. Eunice
Stafford, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ Brim, left for her home, Pu-
laski, Ill, on Wednesday. Joe Ehrenfield
returned from New Orleans Monday night.
J. w. Scott arrived from Fort Worth Tues
day night. p. G. Roquemore arrived from
Chicago Wednesday afternoon. Professor
Wendall left for Palestine Wednesday w.
J.. Bass left for Fort Worth Thursday. L.
M Matthews of Waco is in the city Genie
and Cora Ney of JEFFERSON attended the
mask ball given at Newman's hail Thursday
evening by the young Hebrew gentlemen of
the city. Joe Lane and family have re-
turned from visit to Cameron, Tex. Judge
F. II. Prendergast left this morning for
New Boston. Frank Arbogast returned
this morning from Texarkana. Rev. c. II.
Turner of Tyler is in the city. J. II. Thomp-
son returned from Fort Worth. Mrs. R.
w. Thompson has gone to Galveston. Ed
B. Sloan of Louisville is in the city. Nellie
MCGEE was met by a number of her friends
Tuesday evening at her home on West Bur-
Lesson street. 1t was an impromptu affair, |
but quite a'csuccess. The Bandana club |
held their usual weekly reception at the |
residence Of DR.. E B. Blocker Thursday |
evening. D. NJ. and ]. w. Murdoch of La |
Compile La, are in the city. L. J. Farr of |
Greenville is in town.