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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-10

C.&N.-w. AT AUDUBON.
arrive 81 IS am. No. 50, depart 10 40 am.
arrive 4:20p. m. No. 81, depart S 100 D IN.
]. A. HUMIsToN, Agent.
C.R.I. &P. AT AUDUBON.
arrive S:45 a. M. No. $40 leaves IL :lba. m.
& arrive 6:25 p. m. No. 344 leaves 100 D. m
w w. SMITH. Agent.
G. M. & 81. p. AT MANNING.
E0IG EAST. GOING WEST.
Pass. 1855 p. IN. No. /, Pass. 6:43 a. m.
Pass... STA p. IN No. 8, Pass. 2:37 D. m.
and two thousand mile tickets, also tickets
principal points in the United States and
a Tor saie at the Manning office.
b. G. GEBHARDT, Agent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-10
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COMPETITION N THE lib on TRADE!
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PEOPLE IN GUTHRIE AND SHELBY COUNTIES
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AUDUBON,

N. B.-cLoTHING AT COST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02
Twohy, DEM, Certainly Elected for Municipal
Judge.
Wagner Probably Winner for the City Treas
urership
At Least Five Out of Nine Democratic Assembly
men Elected.
A Glorious Victory and the City Redeemed.

Last night was gala night for the
Democracy of ST. Paul.
1t was the rounding out of the sharp
est local political contest ever expert
enced in the history of the city.
Early in the evening the people began
to assemble in front of the Globe build
ing to receive the returns as they were
flashed upon mammoth canvas, and by
10 O'clock Fourth street, and Cedar as
we'll. were packed with thousands of
people, who gave vent to their JOY as
favorable reports were recorded.
The GLOBE was the only newspaper
in the city TO display the returns, and
all interest centered in and about
the GLOBE building.
The crowd was so immense that
street cars were much impeded In their
progress, and the scene was inspiring
and enthusiastic.
The wavering fortunes of the candi-
dates in the early evening held the
crowd until long after midnight, and 1t
was not until the GLOBE flashed the an
nouncement,
''sMITH IS CERTAINLY ELECTED"
that the multitude dispersed.
The returns are still quite teincomplete.
and the reader is referred to the ap.
pended tables for details.
We give in those tables only figures
from precincts where the vote has been
received complete, but a sufficient num-
ber of precincts have reported the vote
on mayor to insure THE ELECTION
OF ROBERT A. SMITH BY A PLU-
RALITY RANGING FROM FIVE
HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND.
The election of Judge Twohv, one OF
the Democratic nominees for the Mu
nicipal bench is also assured and Judge
Hall may also be winner HoIcombe
is certainly defeated, and ii Hall is not
chosen, Grier NJ. Orr. Republican, will
be the second Judge.
John Wagener. the Democratic can
cidate for city treasurer, is also almos
certainly elected.
OF the assemblymen the Democrat,
have secured at least five of the min,
positions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

at 8 o'clock this morning the vote on
aldermen was still very incomplete.
Enough. however, had been received to
show that the Democrats had certainly
elected their candidates in the Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Eighth wards, and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02

that the Republicans had been
successful with their candidates
in the First, Seventh, Tenth and
Eleventh. The Seond, Sixth and
Ninth wards are in doubt. The chances
are in favor of the Democrats in the
Second and Sixth, and, If they carry
these. they will control the lower branch
of the council. The men elected are
Lindahl (Rep.) in the First. Ehrman-
traut Dem.) in the Third. Brady (Dem.)
in the Fourth, Ulmer Dem.) liz the
Fifth, Markham (Rep.) in the Seventh.
| Wolf (Dem.) in the Eighth, Montgomery
! Rep.) in the Tenth. and Milham Rep.)
in the Eleventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02

The Capital hotel, livery stable and
five buildings were destroyed at Salt
mas. CAL, by incendiary fire. Loss,
$25, 900. :
1t is reported that King Alexander
will 60 abroad for several months, and
that his father, ex-King Milan, will act
as regent. ~
At Cedar Rapids. TO-, the evidence in
the Ramsay case was concluded, aud
the arguments were begun yesterday
afternoon. se
James Judge, of Columbus, O., has
been appointed assistant United States
agent at the Seal islands at a salary of
81, 100 per annum. s
The May celebration in the interest
of the eight-hour movement was held az
Chicago under the auspices OF the Cen-
trail Labor union. There was no street
parade.
F. T. Guhderson has gone 10 New, Or
leans to bring back to Chicago the vik.
ing ship, which will be contributed to
the Columbian museum by the Nor
wegian citizens of the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02

Mayor, Comptroller and Treasurer
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Miss Lille Weicks leaves today for
Big Springs on an extended visit,
Miss Maud Powell OF Louisville. KY,
Is visiting. her cousins. Messrs. T. T.,
II. o. and DIR, r. G. Powell OF this city
Misses Gqertie and Mollie Bell are
visiting IN Abilene.
Last night the elegant residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Stroube was bril-
Hantly Illuminated and merry con-
course Of youngsters Were gathered
there TO enjoy the Inequalities Of the
host and hostess. Music, conversation
and parlor games were INDUCED In I'M
I'll II O'Clock when Misses Anna Max
well and Amy Gillilnnd served refresh-
ments consisting Of cake, melons and
Lemonade. The occasion has never
been excelled In this city, Those pres
ent were Misses Fannie Gnllland.
Anna Maxwell, Dora Warren, Eliza Gil
Hand, Mary Mayes Mamie Estes,
Della Cutbrith, Amy Gilliand and
lille WelclSs; and Messrs. Dyke. Bay
les, Pace, Alexander. Maxwell Arnold,
Seldom, Leonard. Arnold Stellman,
Boydston, Hoffman, Estes and Pool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Austin.
Miss Matte Fielder Is in Eureka
Springs
Miss Stella Ridgcway Is visiting In
Longview,
Mrs. Marshall Cooley is visiting In
San Antonio
Miss Matte Pearson OF Calvert has
returned to her home.
Miss Maud Sims Of Jefferson is visit
Ing Miss Jessie AlcCord.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Mansfield enter
tanned Tuesdny evening.
Misses Mary and Anna Yarbrough
and Miss Bertha Lavender are visit
Ing in Lindalo.
Misses Ida and Augusta Lawrence OF
Huntsville have gone to Corslcana
after visiting their sister, Mrs Mary
j., Kayger IN this city.
The Misses Rowland entertained their
friends wednesday evening compliment
tary 70 their guests. Miss Wilson Of
Tampa. Fla. and Miss Hlll OF Welmar.
Texas.
Mir. j. d. Davis and Miss Emma VIII
llams were married on Tuesday after
noon. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left FOR their home In jack
sOnVille
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Miss Ethel Gates. red null.
dress.
Miss swan dressed In beautiful
white satin.
Miss Lucille Bnlingsly wns very pref
ty In red crepe.
Miss Nellie Con was attractive In
turquoise blue null,
Mrs. G. c. Jones, black silk with lace
oyerdress; diamond ornaments.
Miss Annie Lee Jones was r,uch ad-
mired in yellow silk and black lace.
Miss Buggie Pickette wore cream
figured challi with trimmings To
match
Mr. Oscar Thomas and Mrs.
Trehchard We're married last Nudnes-
day evening,
Miss Stone OF Beevlllc was becom-
ingly gowned In white swiss with cream
satin sleeves.
Mr. and Mrs, Pres Terrell win give a
watermelon party saturday q, eming In
compliment to Miss u. Fay Wrignt OF
Denton.
on Tuesday evening Mrs, c. c. jones
entertained few friends with a din-
ner party in honor OF Miss Wright OF
Denton.
Mrs. NJ, Gibbons entertained the ju-
fNAAiAN9 = AAAahAN tNtHlllN III nNnNl ti
her nephew ana niece, Jewel and .Nlrn
Gibbons.
Miss Ethlc Jones was charming I'm
gown Of cream silk mule, drapcd
| with hand painted green and pink
lace; with emerald ornaments.
Miss Minnie Lee Tilghman was very
/ dainty IN white swiss and satin rib
/ bons; slippers TO match. with Rhine
stone buckles, with pearl ornaments.
Miss Ellie Wright, the guest OF honor.
was radiantly beautiful Ia nm aXquls-
lite gown of royal purple silk and ivory
satin, drapei with purple heart's-ease,
diamonds aRd pearl jewels,
The young gentlemen present we're:
| Messrs, Mack Gates. Charlie Smith, Bat
Moore, Jack Gates, George Flanagan,
Frank Con Charlie Gates, Julian T0lln-
fcro, Alb TanlSserly, Ovile Gates. Tom
simmons Albert Rogers OF Fort Worth,
Lawrence Jones.
on last Monday evening n solroe
dausanto nj fresoo was given at Chest
nut hall by the Decatur dancing club
IN compliment OF the beautiful and
| charming Miss Ellie Fay Wright of
| Denton. A program for a list of TWEEN
ty-one dances was furnished Music
WAS furnished by Ethics orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Messrs. I. n. Cert. W. q. Herman,
Alex Marks, N. 2. Levy. Abe waldap-
er, NJ. London. Joe swarts, sam Gold
man. Leo Fox.
Mrs. +. W. Caruthers entertained last
Thursday evening. Those present
We're. Misses Lizzie Allen, Ruth Hol-
man, Trixy McCurdy, Bessie Virgins.
jamie Valentine. Bessie and Alice Car
ruthers; Messrs. Hen Allen. Shelly
Goodman, Charley Anderson. Perry Nc
cammon and Edwin Church.
A german was given at the Elks'
home on Friday night Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. II, L. Scales, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. T.. Whiteselle. Mr.. aud
Mrs. l.. NJ. Coats; Misses MINI of
Crockett, burst OF Leona, Woods OF
sherman, Bird OF Pittsburg, Allyn,
Jewell, Williams. kinsloe, Frost,
Drane, sullivan. roiley; Messrs. Pinks-
ton. Burgess. Autry, Read. Mhtchett,
Johnson, Elliott Hamilton. Jester G.
e. c, l.. and II. Green. Coulson, Tai
ley. Wheeless OF Dallas, Ransom OF
Galveston and White Of Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

al
Miss Berta Hoy 10 Wishing :" H"''
man - at.
Miss Mary Chapman OF Shrrihnh VS.
tied mere. ,,.. e..,...
Mr. John II. EWING OF b's on
Is IN the cry NJ. go.
Miss Halle Hnnley ~ Apehu'ns ~"
days IA Mehssn' ,.,. ..t.
Miss zeltie 81, car IL VlsiehB r'ia'
lives IN blos7onl'
Miss Nellie Tefteller In hpehuihk
week In Mckinney.
Mrs IA Weatherhy came home from
Dodd wednesday.
Miss Lille Shaw OF Honey Grove
visited here this week.
Miss Birdie Dorset came Friday from
Dailas and Sherman
Mr. Vlrrie Massey spent a few days
"A, nnilss this @eeis,
NI,,s Nf,n,,ta r,i., NJ Honey Grove
,,,aiiad ME- pnssia phiIlips.
Fis,,eu -. n..o. 40.
MISS Nolh SIuhalh a. Dsh''h "N'
been NiSitihs VA 'h' Wy
Miss Cora Thompson OF sherman u
Visiting Miss Noodle White.
Mrs. Judge wilkins OF sherman visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Miss Hatty Denny has returned from
Bastrop.
Miss Emma Blair IS visiting friends
I'm Waco.
Miss Lizzie Hehy is spending few
days with friends In Temple
Miss Annie Blanchard has returned
from a visit TO friends IN Austin
Miss Dora Austin IS at home again,
after visit 70 friends I'm Houston,
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson ard
daughter are spending some weeks IN
Colorado.
Miss Lille Long Of Beaumont Is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. Eiisha
Enhee
on Tuesday evening Miss Maggie
Cochran and MI Arthur y. Potts we're
nhf4ied at the residence Of Mr.. X. l..
Uoldy. Only a few intimate friends
we're present
on Thursday evening pleasant en-
tertafnrnent was given at the home OF
Or, and Mrs. G. y. Rogers IN honor
~ Miss Long OF Beaumont. a dainty
repast OF cakes, creams, fruits and
b0nbons was served. Those present
were: Misses Lille long. Ora Osier-
pont Annie Lee Sellers Elizabeth
woodruff, Nita Wells. lille James,
palsy aud Edle Smith and Messis.
Eoaa Haley, Edward Wedermeyer. w.
n James. Charles Smith, T.. S. Luce,
T.lils. 4. j. Rigshy ard Thomas j. Her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20


Miss Martin Is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. O'Gwin in the city.
Editor Proctor OF the Springtown sun
was in Weatherfnrd this week.
Miss Sawyer OF Fort Worth is, Wis
Ting the family Of Mrs. Hines.
Mr. j w. Corn of Bear Creek was
in town Wednesday on business.
Professor Claude Stevenson has gone
on visit to relatives at Forney, Tex.
Miss Leila Ferguson and Miss Louise
Morton are ON u visit TO Thorpe
Springs.
Miss Faith Turner Of Fort Worth
returned to her home Wednesday after
a short visit to the Misses Ferguson,
Miss Hester Jackson has returned
TO her home in Brennan, AFTER a pleas
ant visit to the Misses Buster.
Miss Rosa Love has returned to her
home In Mineral Wells. AFTER n visit
to Mrs. Dr. w. l.. simmons. Jr.
Mrs. Riley, connected with Butts
Bros millinery department Of this city
has gone on trip 70 New York.
After short visit to Miss Jackie
Kindcl, Miss Eva Hartman returned to
her home in Fort Worth Tuesday.
Messrs. Byron Flanary. WIN culwell
and Waller Richards went over 10
Aledo Saturday to attend court.
Col. Il. p. Nicholson has returned
Lrull NlslV 70 III u ,ysi 'u ~ ~
trin ''
capt, Al. ~. TERMS anu W i "a, OF
waco nave Deen Nisluhs rev Mr'
II. hasley' thelr soh-ih-iaW' thls last
week
Mr., and Mrs. IL. c. Shropshire en-
tertained a number OF Indies ana gem
tlemen at a croquet party Monday
night
Capt. Anderson OF the firm Of Baker,
Poston x Co. has been absent from
town on drumming and general out
ing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID Taylor enter
! talned n number Of small persons
Monday nisht al a marty given In honor
| ~ thclr enn ~ 1,avinr Ir
ri. -. ,,..,.,.,., - 49,, r,,tor,
N'lssrs ~ ,iis 'ri ..,,,,,5 az, ~
o. rolt ~ l'., tt'',,. yisit
nuii 9,9,. Sl tl,gir a,ie',us VA 'i''"
] W W NoAh'iA NiN i"'s NNNN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Nt,s, N-t,,.t, Nc,,,. a, ,.t.t,tn.- a.,
An,srllin
An. AL. ,,,..u.. d. ,,,.,.,.
t,n,.si, MI Sn"p"h T" Nisi"nk "'
t"s "ueN
49, ,s,,,. Wa.Ner W"s N's'e"s ~
is' "e7"'
MISS Lillian Martin Is visiting nor
aunt, airs W. O. Holt
D. Wagner and wife returned
Monday from visit TO Abilene.
Miss Myrtle Moore returned home
Friday from visit TO Iowa Park.
Mrs. r. +, Andrews OF Decatur is In
the city visiting the family OF Prof,
Thompson.
Miss Mary Miller returned from Iowa
Park Frldav. where sne has been Walt
ing friends
Nilss peas,e woohhorse laft Tuesday
FOR fInntsyiII, where abe win remain
a venr al school
,,, -.
eIs, ~ " Maruh anu Nllss rN' Nv,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

w. Y. sutton OF san Antonio is in
the city.
Mrs. ]. v Mclean Of DuanL I. T..
is visiting In the city
Mrs. wiley Mnttox lett yesterday for
n weeks visit to friends und relatives
In Mckinney
l.. c. Whitaker Of san Antonio lg
here attending business connected
with his house,
Miss Cora Goats, formerly OF this
city. but now of Temple. IS here on
a visit 10 her old nohoolmates
Mrs. c. II, Yoakum has returned
home from an extended visit 10 reln-
lives to Denver and Colorado springs,
Col,
Mrs. ] n. McKinstry of Bonhnm re-
turned home yesterday inter spending
several days Visiting her mother, Mrs
Pe1dy.
Judge j. q. Shepherd OF Pit,sburg
pissed through the city yesterday en-
route from the convention at Dallas
TO his home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Miss Anna /. Rose has returned from
a visit 20 Gonzales
Rev. A. T.. and Mrs. caraway Or
Comanche visited friends at this place
during the week
Misses Edna and Bertha Wallace OF
Austin are IN the city. the guests Of
Mrs J. w Green.
Miss Matte Rhodes returned to her
home In Loekhart sunday morning
after spending several weeks visiting
friends at this place.
Miss Leila Mcclelland is visiting IN
Houston She viii return 10 Bolton IN
September whore she win continue her
studies in music at the Baylor college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Green entertained
Tuesday evening In honor Of the
silsses Wallace Of Austin. Music by
the Misses Wallace and chndwell and
Mr.. I.edbettcr wis highly entertaining
and appreciated. Al 1890 the dining
hall was thrown open and the guests
invited 10 pariaise Of delicate refresn-
ments OF cream and cake from tables
fully decorated with white rose, gera-
mum and honeysucAle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

ladies' OF the Christian church at Nit
Ncbhs' next Monday evening.
Mesdaincs Pennington and MunEs,
helmer visited Fort Worth Wednesday
The "mute" mot at the home OF Nj
and Mrs. Campbell last Tuesday even
ing.
Or. Graham OF BurncyNille visited
our city Friday. Madam Rumor says
one of Ardmore's bellies was the at
traction.
Miss Haley. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Lee Cruce, 1r,. the past sis
weeks, left Friday morning for Okla
homa City,
Mr.. j j. Chandler returned from
Groenvllle Tex, Monday morning. He
was accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
j. Arthur Mays
The poverty sociaiT given by the
Epworth LeAHpc Of the Methodist
church al tho residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frame, on last Thursday even.
ing, was u very enjoyable afiulr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

MIS-. G. A. Acllndley left this week
ia trip to Dallas.
Nj. and Mrs. V. l.. Shaw of Wichita
Ans were visiting in our city this
rek
Wv. Crockett and Miss Della True
AN OF the Fails represented social cir
Is Of the city at the entertainment
COL. Kolp's Monday evening.
iIl.s Mary McKain is visiting Miss
on Matlock Of Henrietta this week.
N Mss Mary Miller, the charming
snehter OF Col. l.. Il. Miller OF tine
slls, was prominent among the Gyp-
Is at their camp on ID. g. Kolp's
iEn Monday, and was guest with
lss Nellie Kolp for few days. SUD
quently making friends Of all she
The Gypsy party given by Miss Nell
Kolp Monday evening was one OF
De- most unique entertainments ever
UYen IN this city. Miss Kolp, assisted
Mss Dyer, received her guests in
n Ege tent In front of the handsome
v a!dence Of Col. ID. c. Kolp. Little
nr where GYPSY tea" cake and
slons were served were scattered
M the lawn, but the most popular
~ was the one where the Gypsy
Eten," Mrs Wlndle, revealed the for
D Ne the fates held in store for one and
Music games. cards. and dancing
M INDUCED in and as the gayly cos
med guests fitted to and fro the
ene presented a veritable Gypsy
Ahp, At 1850 a. m. the guests de-
ntd, declaring the evening one long
Be rendered and voting Miss Kolp
post charming Gypsy maiden.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

folks were present. and nice time
was had.
Miss Pet Barger returned saturday
evening from Mississippi. where she
has been visiting for several months.
James Sickicr after spending sew
eral days In Quanah. returned to his
home at Fort Worth Saturday morn
Ing.
A most delightful tea party was
given by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Evans
OF this city last Friday evening, Music
and pleasant conversation were the
features OF the evening. Among the
guests were; Misses Bertha newry.
Rosa Weaver Ina Harrington. Addio
Lipscomh Ellie Trayior. Katherine
Parks. zuln Allison, Rena Blake. Eva
Nelson. Topsy MoI<amy, Beulah
Spears, Ora Lee Wilson, Saliiu Frank
I'm. Messrs w. II. Du Puy. G. H..
House. Ralph Cohn, D. Holt Mace
Harwell, Howard kennerly, t. G.
Thatcher j. d. Robertson. Mack Blake
and others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

MIRA. A.. IAtimer OF Forney was
visiting IN the city last week.
Miss Fannie Beard Is visiting frienda
In KaufmHn.
Mrs Lam carisle was visiting reia-
tives In Kaufman last week
miss Elm I.atlaier Of Dallas is the
guest Of Mss Jesale Walton in this
city.
Miss Kate Durham or Afaxabee Miss,
is tbs guest Of Mrz DR.. Inabslet 10 the
city.
Miss Lila Grey who has been attend
Ing the conservatory Of music at Eu-
reka Springs. has returned 70 her home
IN the city.
4. Airs. Dowser. who has been Waiting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

~ sister, Mrs Il. w, riekell. Tor sew
,al days. returned TO her home In Dali
IS last week.
Miss Gena Hardin WAS visiting In
kaufman last week.
Mrs. Eva Moore. who has been at
,onding tho conserv atory OF music IN
Cincinnati. returned TO her home In
this city last week.
Miss Fannie Gill. an accomplished
Young lady OF Dallas. who has been
visiting the family OF her brother. MIR.
o. l.. GIL. for several weeks, returned
10 her home last week,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Henry James went to Baird and Dali
las this week.
Mrs. Pickens is on a visit TO friends
in Mississippi.
Gerty Lowdon is visiting with Mrs.
l.. NJ Boyd in Dallas.
Albert Bledsoe has returned from an
extended trip to New Mexico.
Mrs. W. w Manning OF Dallas is
spending a few days in Abilene.
George Harris has been TO Waco.
Mrs Sam Papowsld left Sunday for
New York.
A number Of their friends were en-
tertained by Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew
Moon on Tuesday night.
A Jolly lot OF Abllene's folks en-
toyed a delightful dance and roof par
~ at the Armory hall on Thursday
evening
A dance and banquet, complimentary
TO the returning young ladies' WI be
night next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-20

Mr. sam Hawkins was married Thurs
dsv TO Miss Matte Fry. All OF Den
ton.
Miss May Cooper and brother 90 1i
pailns are visiting the fanny VI go
Kelso. ,..,..-,,a.,
snens a aenghtful week with her friend
Miss Hattie Foreman
Mrs. Elmo stedd and infant dh u az.
~ Fort worth returned home IhurA-
Sav after weeks visit to our Guy,
Miss Francis and Miss B ,,.ia5, nj he
W ,, nm, normal. returned home Thurs
day evening. .sss a.
nuss I1nIan Moore Of Lamnasas y
visiiing her cousin, MIS- IT M M Poe S,,
On Tursaay !, me M s,s' laura hri s'' owens.
was MARI mr. IN Denton. The ceremony
Both r ny by Rev. Cole Of the
Taptfst church