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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Miss Strother is visiting Mrs. Henry
James at Abilene.
AIrs. Hlnds and children have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Cole and Mrs. Blair Will be mar
rieu at tne Methodist Epli opal church
Wednesday evening the l4th instant.
AIR. d. Ben OF Abilene WAS in the
city Monday.
Mrs. j. A. RRwson Is visiting friends
aud relatives at Ford. Iowa
Msssrs. l.. Boyustein and ]. Williams
returned from Dallas last sunuas
Miss Elsie Rand OF Fort Worth 10
the guest OF Mrs. W. b. Daniels.
A band has been organized here.
MIR. John Reeves and family OF Big
Springs are visiting friends In the
city.
tuesday evening the ladies' OF the
Cumberland church gave an oyster
supper
Mrs. W. W. Dunston left for Put
nam Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF her nephew, Brenard Hampstead.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Hampstead.
Rev. A. b. Trimble and wife are In
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. A. Is. Trimble held services
at the Methodist Episcopal church last
MIR. j. W. Day and daughter. Miss
| Addle. have returned from South Da-
kota.
Friday evening the doors OF the hos
| pitable residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| ID. Daniels were thrown open to the
/ youth Of our city. complimentary to
| Miss Elsie Rand OF Fort Worth. The
p1riors and dining hall were brilliant
/ liz Illuminated; The Ching hall was
\ decorated with choice plants choeo-
lafe and cake were served. Those
present were: Misses Eta Blakelcy.
/ ON Blakoley. Enma Austin. Maud
F, Buckels Mary hIayes. Mamie Estes.
| Laura Thompson. Elsie Rand. Hattie
Rack Katie Flores. Mesdames Shell
10, Harnhlii pnd Fa-va rds- Neazrs.
Leonard. Golden. Gray, Doydstein.
| sfeIIfnan. Wa ker. Jon s, B3yies. L.
los. shelton, Edwards and Pool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Nh. .Nfystic Eight" held their reg
,,ior meeting AT Castle hall' last Mon
dnv night at l2 o'clock. The mem
bers were all present. -
quite pleasant dance was siven
at souter's opera house Tut snay hlsnt
by the young men OF tins ely oiiS
n few couples were present.
large crowd was present at the
"Box social" given at Mrs. Thatahers
regldence Thursday night by the
p S. c. L. There was a geneEou
donation and ovry one present re-
ports good time. -,
Mir ana Mrs Kistler spent last week
in Dallas OF the fair: :, ,.,,
Miss Wullums Of Kentucky IS Nliir
ing her cousin, Mrs. Otis 7. Bacon
Mr.. John Skeen is home AGAIN Ai'er
quite an absence. Ao,ra
from school last week on account OF
sickness. but is now much Improved
IN rhe ladies' OF the Catholic church at
,,,is n,ace cleared Sl75 on the fair whien,
they held on Tuesday. "Wednesday anu
Mr. ME- Cotton, an old wichita boy. stop ,
ned over here Tuesday night 10 a''e"u
me s,ts aah Hattie Marcus entertained
saw friends at her home 1t was q
hirthdav party. Those present report
Theie was a dance given at the opera
Rouse Friday night. They report an
e"' NJ lanes +. Edwards returned
from The fair at Dallas sunday.
Mr. I'D Robinson Of Fort worm was
IN The city visiting Sunaay ,.s,,-
~ lanes Barker OF Vernon torIn
,Sts cttv has returned and Is!
sushed a photograph gallery. ,
~. and Mrs, W. A. Lloyd returned
fro-, plano. Tex. Friday ,,,.,.,,,a,,
N.Y. catholic fair held Wednesday
-rhnrsdav ond Friday, is reported d
ds ~ Luck and wife, o. c.. Haynes
ond daughter, Mrs. shultz ana ueus,,-
Tor of Seymour visited the CRY
having been to the fair, = Con.
NJ q A. Sanders and - =, SyP
M ~ New York, accompanied by
III, mu,ial friend, Mr. Robert hlsl
III, 49, ~ seymour. spent Sunday Ahu
Monday In our city. ,,anced
sr,,o annual conference commences
1,,ls,osdav at Bohnan. Tex, anu
80 ~ our citizens are attenulhg'
MI NJ and Mrs. John Mclntire retufheu
Monday from Forney, Tex. r,.sa.y
ire election in this cry usart 2
brought all the people 10 'he S1''''
seat. -. ..,,rred from vir-
81, iast weak, after some months
ag Nlr Joe Eagle returned to MS e s,c,
e.,.,,,y 10 locate permanently ai1e'
,nssihg a several weeks tour IN sen
'a slSs w. R. Markham is visiting Mrs
S. Furgerson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12
QUIET At THE COTTON PALACE.
THE SUNDAY CLOSING prREcrons
PREVAILED.
An rG.rt win 10 Nude ts Have inc
Action Rescindcd--rhis t. Editevs'
Day and The men who Mould rahlis
opinion WIN he Present.

Waco. Tex. Nov. 1.-THE city pre-.
scented rather quiet appearance 10.
day. The Cotton Palace was closed IN
pursuance OF the action OF the dlrsc-
tora yesterday. The vlsltors--and
there were many who came 10 the city,
todar--wore disappointed, Much criti-
clsn has bsen called forth by the pol-
ley adopted and the management h
coming In for a regular fire There IL
little doubt that large majority Of
the people OF the city favor Sunday
opening. but the action OF the minis-
tors and those whose faces assume.
great length at the bare mention Of
Sunday haze thus far prevailed upon
the directory not to rescind its for
mer action closing tho Palace on thiit
day. The vote OF tho directors yester-
day evening was TO I for sunday
opening. not the necessary two-thirds
10 reconsider the former resolution.
Another meeting win be called and the
fun membership OF the directory.
thirteen, VIII be present and take up
the question again. when Il Is believed
that II win be decided to open the Pail
ace on the remaining sundays during
the exposition. The matter ID occa-.
Sunday closera threaten to withdraw
their support II their policy docs not
prevail. Pie proposition OF the ma
iority OF the board Is to open the Pal
ace. but TO permit only sacred con-
ceria by the band prohibiting all other
entertainments and huaincss This
Is mild propnsltion ~ the opininn OF
many. hut II il nevertheless vigorously
opposed by those who would, In tho
language or their opponents, make
tho city a graveyard" The Indications
nrn. however, tint liberal, hrosder
policy will prevail after today, desuitn
tho holy horror with which II VIII be
Viewed by some people.
Tomorrow viii DO "ifdror's day."
and the members OF the TeN's press
nre c~uectpd 20 be rnmerously prce-
ont They wli he welcomed by Or. j.
y. Crannu snerchea frow ~ q. Sen.
Tor. Frpnk urine. Il, NJ JOHNSTON and
Frank noremia arr part OF the mo
rrem In nda,,inn, tomorrow 70 "liill
County and Hillshorn day." and Hp.-
! clal ttstins are expected 70 bring ~
vlsltoru from that city and county In
great crowds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

n secrns strange that farmers will
turn out to hear about almost anything
,lae more fully than about their own
business. Let political speaker come
along trai ia to tell them how the gov
crnment should be run, or n creamery
shark TO tell them how their fortunes
cnn be made by investing In a creamery
that the agent Is willing 20 build Tor
them: or allow meeting TO be held In
the ncighhorhood for almost any other
purpopc than to Improve farm methods
and the farmers VIII turn out freoiy.
Gays writer In 81. Louis Journal OF
Agrleulture. But n i. is - meeting or
Institute to give Improved methods OK
farming or stock management iarke
per cont OF the very clnFs thnt heva
the Instructions the most VIII stay
away. Those who are making SUE
cess with tho farm viii come because
In Il majority OF casoa they appreciate
the benefit. But those that arc MOI
making q success do not seem 10 chrs
10 learn or hear OF better methodA. rms
aeema TO be tho only rational cNpinna-
ton why farmers Institutes are -
sllnly attended. Men who are wilhnk
10 pront BY experience OF others are
nlwaya glad 10 near suggestions from
others, but we have M yet a large clash
that are only willing TO learn by their
own experience, aud that Is the class
that usually stny away from the ihau-
tutea. and nre also usually the one.
that stand In need OF the information
most
bat experienced institute workers
will bear out the statement that theirs
Ia "A considerable Improvement In THIS
respect. Farmers no class ara ma
turally conservative. but once COM
yinced that there 10 n bencht 10 De ue~
rived by mutual exchange OF cxpe-
rienoeH, and institutes will grow rap
Idly In favor, At least do not condemn
until you have attended one through
the different sessions Because you at
tended one session. and what was aaid
did not exactly coincide with your ex-
pcrieDoc 10 not u sufficient reason Tor
condcmnlnK the work na whole. Cir
eumHtances and conditions must be
considered. And II Will rnrely DO the
case when II you attend all OF the aos-
nions OF two Days institute you VIII
not get some points that will pay you
well FOR your trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12
LoNGviEw.

|ss Maggie Harlan has returned
a visit to friends and relatives in
tion.
= Leila seener of Kilgore is visit
4 thu city,
A. S. Taylor and daughter.
Josie. returned from Rusk Mon
h J, A. womach has returned to
and Mrs, C. W. Kreck returned
Trip to Dallas and Weather
II Eta Angel Of Elderville is
Tvs her uncle, G, a. Massie.
y Z. c. Howard returned Mondey
month's visit in Marshall.
!, T. Poe returned on No. 2
4 pleasant visit to her daughter,
r 9. Halliburton. in Dallas.
T. 7. Rembert returned from
|shall Saturday.
Katie Littell returned home
~ after q months visit in Con-
Y Pearl Gibson has returned from
"a: visit to Overton.
w IeSas Whitehead is visiting
rs In Fort Worth
~ a. CLANCY and children have
"'a from the Dallas fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Nena Echols was visiting friends
!. IL roint last week.
"tiossie Echols Is visiting friends
ss@uHes In Paris.
rearl Vaughn OF Dallas Is visit
Stuart. W SUES Vi MISS Al
,,S susie Warren returned last
Dallas. ''s'' 70 irleius
Le, Short of oreenv!le was
l,s, friends and relatives in the
M, serte Wllfong was visiting
n IN IN Kaufman last week.
r,s one sewel OF wills Point was
y q J, Truehart ana family
ely last week.
IA, ia Erwin OF Kaufman was
ls,sas family OF s-nator Joe Ter
h, om CITY last week
i M, wilson. who has been visit
re,,. Lela and Leno wilson in the
N, ,ssrn1d TO her home in Nayasota
A. ~. Hannibal. No. are visiting
ben 'he guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
4 sis MSaude Robbins of d llas has
/ Ia ,h, a the family OF DR.. James
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

J. II. Magee and wife left Saturday
morning FER Fort Worth, where they
WIN spend several months.
Mrs Il d. Chambers is on visit
10 her mother In Vivian l. 7,
W. w. ciorver returned last week
from 5nlyilie and Dallas on a pleas
Miss Joe Keors OF Vernon Is visiting
ner friend. Mrs. W. II. Davis OF this
II. Mnthewson and wife returned to
their home in ManRum last week.
Hon. II. l.. Eugent. Ponullst cnndl-
date for governor ~ In Onanah THIS
week. attending district court
Mrs, Frank cruichiield OF this place
Is visiting relatives In Palestine this
week.
Major NJ. w. Davenport has returned
from a business and pleasure trip TO
his old hnmv in Denton
Miss Beulah SpeArs, one OF our most
nopular and accomplished young ladies,
has taken charge OF school about
.ve miles In the southern portion or
the county for fhr winter
Mrs. l.. c. Watkins and baby LETT
Thuradny morning last for Elkhart.
wnere they viii visit friends until AFTER
one OF the happiest events Of the
aensuf, occurred on Wednesday night
last. when Mr. Charles y. kendrick,
our popular furniture dealer. was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Maria g. Parks
one OF our most popular society bellies,
THE happy event took place az the resi-
dencs ~ l. c. watkins. brother-in-law
or the bride. and though Il was prl-
yate AFFAIR. It was truly brilliant one
Rev. q s. Hardy, pastor of the Meth
odlst church OF this place. performed
the ceremony afler which an elegantt
sumner was served. only few ~
40, ,,oef intimate friends were pres
en, The handsome coupie were ths re-
cipients OF many lovely nnd valuable
r,re~enfa among which were me fol-
loving: Mr. and Mrs. 1. c. Naiklna.
silver service IN four pieces; Mis- ke-
rupnv eet SILVER tablespoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Burke. table linen; Mls rs,
rva Neison, sofa set; J. ]. Ncndtick
ana wife. bod room suit: Aston Ken
a r silver butter dish: STUART Ken.
dr,cE, as, SILVER knives and FORKS and
,rble linen. The grooal - ons ~ the
Young men OF which Quanah 70 ana
may wen feel proud. he having besn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

|. Gun CLUB boys gave the irst
n the season in their hall on
,u..dav night, the 9th. All the
u, vo,.s people were out. ana pro-
- n a success IN every respect.
4 Ionn n. Edwarus anu Miss Min
Iabsou were married ~ thc hume
r. brlde's mother in this city on
Iaay evening, the 9th instant, Mr..
,rGs ia well known, having served
|nsIrict clerk Tor several terms.
/ ,ap,on was one OF Denton's fair
|towers. Their many friends con-
Iulate them.
taJ F. Todd and children OF Kan
|srriyed in benton last week.
4 - Bertha Misenbaugh is in the
visiting her sister, Mrs. John
hitrz
! Joe Koonce is home again after
Ires weeks visit In Memphis. Tenn.
b. olIie Rippey of Roam te spent
krday and Sunday In Den. N visit
4 relatives.
b. A. c. Briggs Of Dallas visited
nyss IN this city last week.
b. Asbury Ai1ey and infant
shler spent several days in Dallas
week, yislting her mother.
D, N. Stewart of Argyle was In
city Monday on his TO Lau-
shufg, Tenn, his old HE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

The marriage OF Miss Maggie Hutch
ison Of this place and Mr.. H. +. Allday
OF Atlanta took place at the First NJ
H. church IN this city last Wednesday,
November Z. at y. m. The very i'm.
presslyn ceremony was performed BY
the Rev Richard Lane beneath floral
bower Of cS ergrcenR. The bridal party
was ushered by Mensrs. w. II. Salmon
and SD Smith ana entered up the two
alslos TO The familiar strains OF Mem
dcissohn's weddng march First came
MIR. Dan Scott and Dr. crossley up the
left niqie and Messrs. Henry Ray and
Paul Duukiin up the right aisle. fol-
lowed by Misses Grorgie Meilsrsh and
Mamie Randie and Misses Cora All
dsy ana Ceoryia Bryan. Al the Ivy
fwined and H9wer-decked altar they
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

ioopcd and fcxtooned with satin rib
hons and a high couture with jewcled
cnnih and white chrysanthemums and
gloves and slippers en- suite.
Miss Cira Ailday OF Atlanta. Tex,
rls,or OF the groom. cream creponette
dress. with point de vonice ruffies and
ribbon garniture
Miss Georgla Bryan. pale Ptsu de
se'e. with point de A'rneon flounees.
Mlss Mamie nsrdl-, a pale blue
crepe De chine with sNonls-r ruffles
ana skirt Tarniture OF chantlllv lace.
Mlss Georrie Mellersh, cream wool
batlstc drNpcd with krots of ratin rib
bon and sleeves and neck nnlshed with
po'nte de Meuresnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Al'dny were wei and
handsomely remembered with numer.
ous and costly presents. Thov loft the
following day after an elegant reccp-
tlnn o. the homo NJ the eroorn's mar
cnts, for hrlef stay nj several SOUTH
ern cities. ard cn their return will be
at home IN Atlanta. Tex
Queen cry Deeply regrets the loss OF
Miss Maggie, but congrpiu,ates AT
lanta for the capture OF Mrs. Anaav,
and Joins n host OF other friends In
wishing the happy couple bon voyage,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Miss Maud waker OF watauga, who
has been visiting Miss MAUI Albert
nj this place, returned home Sunday
morning, accompanied by AIR. Alfred
Weleh. one of our young business mon.
VINO sevneu very mucn infatuated
With Miss Walker.
Mir. and Mrs. Jud Warden left FRI
day morning for their iutufe home in
Duneau. l. 4.
Dr. James Randall OF Quanah. dem
tlst. is in our city, stopping at the
griffith house.
Mr.. Hueh Mayneld OF Memphis was
In our city Sunday.
The dramatic club OF Quanah pre-
scented "unoer the Laureis" at this
place last saturday night, for the benc-
tit'of the knights or pythias lodge OF
this city. The actors acquitted them
selves well. ana we hope they will visit
us again soon. The music rendered by
the Quanah band between the acts
was higniy appreciated by the audi
euce.
Mrs. Forbes OF Omaha, Neb,, 10 visit
ing her daughter. Mira, Spencer Of this
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Miss Lucille Standifer left Tuesday for
Cisco TO visit her parents From there
she will 90 to the fair and cotton palace.
Mr.. L. Il Marcus and wife left Tues
day for Hlllsboro.
Miss Brooke Burns returned home
from Sherman last week where she has
been attending school.
Miss Lu Hazard left Wednesday on
a visit to friends In Dallas. Fort Worth
and Waco.
Mrs l. Gronsky and children left
Wednesday on visit TO friends In
Waco.
Miss Fannie Miller Is visiting friends
and relatives in ~ Paao.
Mr.. I. Gronsld Ia moving his stock
OF dry goods to IllllBboro.
Miss Mary Mullln returned from the
fair Monday
Or. s. p. Allison paid his parents a
visit at Midland Monday and Tuesday,
Mr.. ]. A. Warner, travelling auditor
for the Texas & Pacific Rnilway COM
pany. was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Bob Gary returned from Big
Springs Friday, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. L. II Emerson md wife. OF Ros-
coe. were in the city shopping Friday
Miss Florence Newton Is visiting
friends and relatives In Abilene this
week.
Rev. Roe. OF Fort Worth, who has
been holding meetings at the Methodist
church, returned home Saturday.
Mira. G. II. colvln's mother is spend
ing IA few weeks In Colorado.
NJ Il. Burns is visiting In Roswell,
N NJ
Mr.. p. A. Hageard returned Monday
from u trip out west.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

|, unlikely, assisted by his wife, are
's,slng a most successful revival.
u c Eweil OF Fort Worth Is
~ uranbury trends.
~ na,sy Bailey OF Alexander Is
H. her sister. Mrs. Ethrldge.
~ t.lrzie Martin Of Glen Rose Is
H. Mrs. Lee Il ddle.
lsstor.e Right and Mrs. l.. +. Cor
Il BlufIdale spent one day with
- Pearl and Laura Milan OF
! pose spent several days ut the
y Ola Taylor of Rock Church is
La friends. ,,., =.
In ,Ae meeting.
s,be Mulkey was called to Cor
"a attend the funeral OF her
AN Tuesday. returning Friday.
|. nr,ulls OF Add Ran university
hsen attending the meeting at the
|Enace. .A..u, from
s,Srv on Wednesday while drlV-
s,sating her shoulder blade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Al the Michigan experiment station
,rlals are heinR made along the line or
min nrercrvatlon to see II u Is not pos
a,bie TO so milk and nll the cans that
sterllizIng and pastureizlng milk for
,omewhat long keeping will be unnec-
canary. The object sought Ia attained
bv not letting the milk come In con-
tact with the air. nnd to do this. COW
..ed nails are used. and rubber tubes
mai ain over tho teata are supplied 10
conduct the milk 10 the pail II has
io,,, been known that 0ne OF the great
III sources Of germs IN the milk came
from The air about the COW when being
rniiled and presumably largely from
the udder itaeif. and II hss been sus-
paetcd that the "cowy odor' WAS more
~ otitylde addition 20 the milk In germs
,hst we're associated with the hair nm
nartialiy exposed hide OF the cow than
frnn nources within the udder. In
,hosn experlnenta. the milk 40 closely
drawn shows no Immediate or after
odors noted above. and more. there are
no nccumuin tons OF and throwing on
Of gases. and discoveries Of "anlmal
heat that have 80 worried people IN
M paet: and n they have after exist
snce' thls closed form Of milking pre-
vents IL, and the milk keeps with all
me uerfection OF Gcratcd milk. showing
arain-If these experiments are sub
rtantiatcl by trials 70 follow-that the
cow II ali right. hut that II was the
nun who without investigation Of the
,nntter laid the blame upon the cow.
vyhen. IL the truth wag known milk
that hns never come TO the alr--if from
a heaithy cow--is about as pure liquid
az Providence ever provided. Not long
since. n dairyman found that the milk
from hie dairy soon became bitter and
unit for use. OF course u was tho
COWS. he said. but fellow from q col
lego soon showed him that the milk
tyas ewarmIng with low order OF fer.
tnenty. and on investigation. moldy
al straw, with which the cows wera
bnddrd. was found TO be covered with
tbe Same kind OF organisms. In milk
ing. they fell into the milk from tho
cows. and in the cold mix with Ia
suaar and aibumloun matter. they
found conRen.ul homes. and spoiled the
! mink as well. and but FOR this fellow
aud his Understanding peclkscope,' the
tliine would have remained mystery
I The lesson Is, clean cows, and clean
Z pure e,abler. clean milking and clean
mix things and clean milker. and
Z Keeping eyerlaSungly ~ u. There
would be a most Wonderful change IN
the character OF the dairy products Of
this country. and most surprising in
crease ia It's revenues II this clean fea'
trre was more universally observed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Mrs W. A, u Rcas'y and her charm.
Int daughter. Miss Minnie who have
bren the guests or Mira ~ G. McFad-
dem returned TO their home home in
Magnolia, Ark. sunday.
Miss Annle stalu, the accomplished
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Sthitl, left
Monday TO attend the Shreveport La,
far and Visit relatives
DR.. j. a, blghtfoot has returned
from a trip 70 Momphla. Tenn
Miss Rowqll. one OF Jeiferson's
charming bellies. IL Waiting IN the city.
the guest OF Mira. u. Il. Larry,
Mr., and Mrs, w. /. nragEens OF
Paris are visiting In this city.
Mrs. c, T.. Hovey and Miss Nina
Staff loft Thursday morning TO at
tend the Shreveport fair.
Miss l.igaie Watts. who has boon WIS.,
iting her brother IN this city, has res
turned 10 her home IN Camden. Ark.
Aira, w. ". Eales returned home
Saturday from Oak GIN. whore she
has been visiting her daughter.
Mr., C. y. IIovey made a fying trip
10 I.ongvicw.
DR. Il /. Grant, one OF Texarkana's
most prominent phvRlclnns. left Thurs
day to attend the Shreveport fair,
Miss Clara Smith, one OF riarksvilie's
most charming bellies, ~ IN thla city,
the guest OF Mrn II. u, Harold.
Mr.. II. 4. sialti. the handsome and
popular Representatives OF the Fort
Worth Gazette and the ST. Lonla RE-
public, IL In the city. the guest of his
parents.
Mrs. J.. g. Hitler and Miss Nettle
Smith left Wednesday night TO attend
! the waco Cotton Palace.
There was q dellqhtful german a'
/ the Harmony club rooms TUESDAY
| night IN honor OF Mrs, J, $ Hitler md
4 Nllas Notfir Smith. who LEFT WedneA.
day for Waco. Tho parties preaen'
were; Bragg williams, Newell Tyus
! i. W, Buell., Willle Rowel. "a Willin
| pauline Runneils. Bob Burk, Ncttlt
] Smith, Adam Offenhauaer Miss Ken
/ Won. Henry onenh0uscr, Misa King
\ Ice Hoy, Helen surla; Roy Haywood
! Mnttie Roahorough, Tom Rogers. Mel
\ 10 Roabnrnurh, Ewmett Gosa, Illzlo
/ Hosbnroueh; WIN Homlns, Mary Whit,
/ nher, Collins Gains. Kate Tsvlori WIZ
/ ponth. Mary Kc'ao; WIN Box, Gcrtle
\ Marx, Mrs pan Lenry ohnperoned
4 Mrs. Sam Hotter ami daughter Mabel
| IIamp wesdom Engene Elliott and
! MIR Pennlngton. The dancing was
! Iept up untl o'clock, when the oou'
ne. formed into line and marched 70
| he Delmonico and had nice oyster
Mrs, John A. rccdlar who has beer
CHATTING Mrs. \. l., ohio. returneh &c
pcr home In Jefferson, TeNp Weunes
Atr James Higg'na and Miss ine'
,rlleon we've united In marriage Thurs
| dav night u the residence OF th'
! hrlde'a uarcntg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Cor Vernon, where she goes to visit
her parents.
Mira. Pratt and her daughter Miss
Edith, OF Pawwaso, Mich, came In
Thursday evening and win visit the
family OF Mr.. @. Y. Horton.
The society people OF seymour en-
enjoyed pleassnt evening at the resi-
dencs OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. Y. Horton
on the evening OF the eth Instant.
Among those present We're, Misses
stella Mayhew, Emma Smith. Kathleen
Wright. Nettle Rupe. zada w ay. Jcn-
ME Ransom. Bette Mitchell. Jennie
Mitchell. Edith Pratt; Messrs, g. c..
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