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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

was Ia the city this week visiting his
father. Col +. +. Nicholson.
Judge 5. l.. Erwin, Of Honey Grove.
is visiting Mrs. Ed L. Thomeon OF the
city. ..-,
from Fort Worth WEDNESDAY, looking
after his friends and his oiiieiai vote.
Mr.. Marchman, travelling agent for
the St Louis Republic and the Fort
Worth Gazette. was In weath>rford
Saturday.
is visiting his son, Nit. u !, Beckner
of this city.
Rev. n. a. Written preached bis fare
well sermon at the First Methodist
church last night. He will Leave for
conference this week.
a very pleasant evening was spent
by crowd OF Weathcrfords society
people Friday night ut party given
BY Miss May Patton at her home.
Those who enjoyed the pleasures of
the evening were Misses Gussle and
Nellie Hartnett. Mary and Lena simp-
son, Genla Arnett. Bessie Duke. ~ lie
Hili: Mamie McCulloch, era A l.
father, Hattie Taylor and May Pat
ton. Messrs. Herbert Altfather. Tom
Erwin. Walter Richards, Frank Put
man. Hess Arnett. Fred Putnam. Lee
Maddox, Wood Starr. Frank Stiliey and
Minor Davidson.
Miss nellie Bidwell will rntertain
the. young ladies' whist club on next
Tuesday evening.
The married ladies' whist club met
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. r. w
floats.
Mayor @. p. Levy has gone to New
York on = business trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

J. C. Rucker OF the S. W. U. left
for Waco Wednesday to attend the
Cotton Palace.
Prof. r. s. Hyer OF the s. W. U.
delivered a lecture at Lampasas on
Monday TO the students OF the Centen-
AIRY college.
for Nashville, Tenn where he VIII en-
ter Vanderbilt university.
Georgetown was deserted today py
the circus loving element having gone
10 Austin 10 attend Sells Bros circus
and red lemonade emporium
Mrs. Maggie McKlnnon OF Columbia.
Tenn, will spend the winter here win
Mr.. Edward Taylor, the Insurance
man. 10 in Waco attending an agency
meeting OF the New York Life.
Miss Jodie Moore OF Temple Is visit
4nr Miss Eva Moore this week.
The children's entertainment. given
nv the ladies Of the Episcopal church
Thursday night, was great success,
hoth financially and socially.
DEPUTY County Clerk Frank Hodges
lest on Wednesday for La Grange.
'rex on a business trip.
Mrs. Frank Seery Is visiting Hhnds
in Austin. .,..,,A ,o,,,.
W. II. helms, the newly elected cpun-
I " attorney. Is arranging TO move ms
| family here from Taylor.
Louis Clamp and sister MISS Mamie
ieft on Monday afternoon FOR san An
/ tonic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Mics Hays, who has been Visiting the
family OF NJ. Marcus, returned home
Monday.
Miss Pearl welborne returned homo
the frat Of the week,
Mr. Chambers Of Dallas has located
In our city
Mrs. NJ, Marcus. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs, J. Mittenthal, left Mon
day to visit the Cotton Palace at Waco
MIR, Walter Mooregor spent Sunday
In the city
Miss Birdie Eubanis entertained
Wednesday night.
Albert Rogers visited the city Tues
day.
Mrs. Speed entertained Thursday
night.
MIR. I'D Robinson OF Fort Worth took
In the sights sunday,
Mr.. {. o. Joline made a trip to Fort
Worth last week
Mrs. $. l.. Moore. accompanied by
her daughter. left Saturday for south
ern Texas.
Prof. Donald Downie delivered Inter-
esting lectures at the opera house Nom
day and Tuesday.
q, Il. Boyd returned from conference
Monday.
L. Il. Carr of Iowa Park visited the
city Tuesday
captain w ]. Mcdonald OF Quanah
stopped in the city on his way TO Dali
las this week.
II. IL. Newton LETT Monday for Gaines
VILE
Colonel II, Specht OF Iowa Park made
n pleasant visit to the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4, Turner visited
Iowa Park last week.
Charles Clark, who has been attend
ing the Fort Worth business college. Is
visiting the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

~ While Rowen returned to her
~, y jefferson, Tex, Monday, after
1. nlS week with Mrs. ID. II. Leary.
A.. nuyklns and Miss Cora of this
~, visiting in st. Louis. the guess
~ ein ". Moody OF Jefferson, Tex,
TX Meane, day to attend the fam
/ p sisiei Mrs. Ida NJ Bea,h.
frsra- S'rant returned home Satur-
h ~ ne Shreveport fair.
T. M. as soiey and James aeturGco
h. 'lay nielt from Shoe .epsr,.
\ '-s had been to attsad the
< h =, ., Stewart, the oron.stor
,is t1s GU Wednesday.
t,bs r.. ,fe ont for The welding ~
b H. SitilfH Fountains ard Mss
Feins,s' laefes' both Of this city.
rel,ss. evening at o'clccis. at
h.. On ~, OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. I,
Fissd -e east side. there was sol
|sssa qalet but happy marriage
IVA, ~ siles Manning scruggs
Il eli % sa Miss Lucille Runneis OF
n s., higby officiating. There
~ nlsuW Intimate friends and
n colosn.,es present. among whom
t,ar of.s 4. ]. Stewart. the pro-
"a 4 bes ~ Iexas Cotton Palace. who
\ -, man The couple took the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

| Julia Dennis, who has been quite
i well agnin.
/ Sadie Yates was very sick Tues
fight, but is better now.
Ees Ida and Leer Reeder enter
/ number OF friends at their
% Friday night.
|ss present We're ms follows: Mr..
lfd hichn and Miss Annie Ashby.
Fsnfus willhite and Miss Laura
e MI Gussie Sparkman and Miss
Enfeld, Mr.. Harry Ashby and
Eta Breedlove, Mr.. John Dennis
ni' Cora Taylor. Mr. Ed Woods
alls Fannie Gaugh. Mr.. Bruce
Z and Miss Edna Eadne, Mr.
Reeder and Miss Katie Enfield,
|olle Letot and wife, Mr.. lobe
Iinntns and wife, Mr.. Ben Eall
H1o daughters, Messrs. ia Cisco.
En Dennis, Lorena laugh and
PEI Taylor. All enjoyed n delight
|iae- Mr.. Reeder and his tamlly
art for Tennessee. their old home,
Fay November Is. They will be
" missed, as they were Fixed by
Nho hnew them. MAY success
\ az their efforts" IL the sincere
q 'heit many friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wood. of Dallas.
are visiting Mr.. Woods parents.
Mrs. F. Pate is Visiting her mother
IN Austin, and will remain about a
The Misses Anderson, OF corsicana,
are me guests of their cousin. Miss Del
la Walker.
Mrs. II. p. Harrington and children
are visiting In Waco, and taking IN
the Cotton Palace.
Mrs. j. d. Hines returned last week
irom an extended visit TO her parents
In Waxahachie.
Mrs Carrie Hartzeil, OF Dresden, Ma
Narro county, IL visiting her sister, Mrs
c. A. sullenberger.
Miss Eula Green. OF Itasca, visited
friends in the city Monday and at
tended the Ynw concert Monday night
Miss Clara Moore. OF West, came w
TO attend the Yaw concert Monday
night and was the guest OF Mrs. o,
ID. Chetham.
Mrs. Spruil. nee Miss Freddie Cox
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. II. w
Hunt and other relatives in the city
Miss Jessie Reavis, who has ben
visiting in Brandon. has returned home
Miss Dora Hoffhines CAV tacky
party last Friday night. There was q
jolly crowd Of young people present
and pleasure ruled the hour.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian. church was enter
talned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. II Railcy
at their home on Craig street last
Thursday night. The evening passed
very pleasantly.
Mrs. Col. Geo. NJ, Hibbler, OF Ter
rell, who was so seriously hurt by m
awning falling on her. we are pleased
TO learn Is recovering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Chicago. Nov. is.-The following road
records have hoen allowed by the Cen
fury road club or American w. L.
steimai, Bunalo. Dunlerk. Century
course. 1907. June &c. lSDi; course record.
II. II. Double. 100 miles. G;5I;oe. sop-
TENDER 20, 1894; Pennsylvania state rec
ord, W, l.. steimal. 200 miles. ie:sl;i5.
September 80 1894; American record.
Monte Scott. . miles. 1855 october ~.
1894; New Jersey state record, Monte
Scott, 10 miles. 2cioT 2-5. October II.
1894; American record. Monte Scott. 20
miles. h2i5i. October ~. 1894; American
record. Monte Scott. 20 miles, 1861 4-b.
october ~. 1884; American record, u.
p. Scnrlc. 100 miles, 5i9b. October II.
1884, American record. -. r. Searle.
20D miles. i2l4ab. October 10. 1892;
American record, G. n. Cause. 20 miles,
59isG, October 10. 1894; Maryland statO
record, II. T., Mack, 200 miles, 13;iOAo.
October 10. 1891; New York state rec
ord. J. IT. Graves, 10 miles as;i7 rs,
October 10, 1894; Ohio state record, A.
Wlnton and f. ]. Baird 10 milcn,
27;05 20. October 10, 1894; Ohio state
tandem record. r. c, fdst, Syracuse.
Utica Century course. 1850. October 70.
1884, course record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Miss Annie Rivers came over from
Dublin Saturday on visit to her pa
rents.
Miss Alice Haddix OF Fort Worth
is visiting her sister, MISS Sadie.
Mr.. NJ IL. Shauley returned this
week from business trip to st. Louis.
Misses zula and Lula Martin, Ella
Ray, Ollie Connel, Josie Lawrence. Bet
tie Boyd and May and RoXie Custer
and Messrs. Lilley Price. Whltworth
and chrsman OF Glen Rose spent sun
day in our midst.
Joe Hightower OF Grandview. Isaac
Hlghtower OF Mllsap. Mrs. Lemons OF
Weatherford, Emmett Hlghtower Of
Dublin and Charles Hightower Of Dali
las We're here on Tuesday TO attend
the funeral OF their father, l. o. High
| tower.
Mrs. j. w. Timer and children leave
| in a few days for Marlin.
Last Tuesday night party was CIV
en- at the residence Of Mr.. W. b. Davis
| In honor OF some visiting young ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Clark OF
Fort Worth are in the city, visiting
relatives.
Rev. e. Hightower received the sad
news of his fathers death sunday night
and went on Mondays train to attend
| the funeral.
quite a crowd OF school children
| went down to Waco today 10 take In
/ the Cotton Palace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

A good many persons hayo wondered
whcru tho Count OF Paris got nil his
money, for It costs pretty penny to eyon
play at prctender md keep up mimic
court In exile. Whom tho count was cast
Ing about him. some 10 years ago, for u
mems u raising the wind, DO suddenly re-
ceiyed ono day letter FROM mysterious
foreigner, whose name WIS never Jiyulgcd,
but who wrote In substance thus: 81 owe
my immense fortune to your grandfather,
and nm not unRrntefni II money IL
what IL needed 70 keep up tho establish
nlonts suitable TO an heir to tho throne OF
France, you shall have plenty. Give %
truaty man ilyo Of your Waiting cards and
bid him present them to the Ave stock
holders named below, aud what destine
for you will bo handed him. The count
did as no was bid, and tho man received
from the brokers bonds enough TO half MI
his cab. The precise sum Is unknown,
but tho bonds were 80 valuable that np In
xuraDce company wanted 10000 francs for
guaranteeing thom safe transport to Ling.
land. --Kato Fields Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Recent Observations Dcnacnstrass That
There iras pssp No signaling.


Recent Observations Demonstrate That
There iras pssp No signaling.
Mars last month was nearer tho Garth
fhnn at any time during Us orbit, ard the
telescope OF every Observatory In the coun.
try wero ievclcd at the evns rcd star
which has aroused 20 much discussion
during tho past year.
Therc have been sems interesting dis
covcries, which 10 10 provs almost con-
clusively that tho planet IL inhabited. The
most important Ia that Of tho gcmination
or doubling OF tho famous canals The
grcnt Italian astronomer, Giovanni Schin-
parolli, many years ago said that the eau
ais were In double lines. bot his work. Ia.
ing IN Italian the fact was not generally
known. NJ. i'lninmar,on has translated
scme Of his works into Fcnnh, however,
and removed attention has l>en paid 10
these canals with tho result thai their he.
Ing double has been proved beyond doubt
They can hardly DO natural, for thoy
ramify IN all directions from tho poles, tho
rcgion OF melting anow. and IN u triangu.
lar manner that Is evidently tho result Of
design.
They have bcon not alone proved 10 10
double but II has recently been noticed
that wherever two canals meet thoro Is n
round, dark spot, evidently q junction,
Those functions occur In ovcry case whore
two canals lntcrscct aud are presumably
for the purpose OF preventing tho waters
from overlowing tho banks where they
moot. They nro much wider than tho
canals and therefore give tho opposing
streams room to spread without overflow
Ing.
Tho fanciful theory Of the Martians sig.
mailing TO tho earth IL completely destroy
I'd. The points OF light have been proved
10 10 merely snow peaks illuminated by
tho sun. The waxing nnd waning OF thcsu
lights, which has beon put forward M nn
argument In favor OF tho signaling theory,
Is due 20 tho accumulation and melting OF
tho snow.
Il Is probable, almost certain, that tho
inhabitants OF Mars do not know half az
much about our planet ns we know about
thoirs Our globo Ia almost always half
concealed by clouds nnd miAts, while tho
atmosphere OF Mars IL always clear and
cloudlcss
Tho many careful observations OF Mars
during 1894 have undoubtedly been much
stimulated by tho widespread interest
which has OF late boon manifested by tho
public IN the various theories which have
been started Tho combined verdict OF thu
astronomers In charge OF tho various OBJ
scrvptorles seems TO BIO Us follows
The signaling theory ~ unalloyod bosh.
Tho canals, ffom their shape, direction
and appearance, generally so far To prove
the hahitation OF Mars, and tho recent
demonstration OF their being double helps
/ tho theory along, Some observers claim
that tho dark patches which arc visible at
Q -
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con nIonpAs nunrnp.
Fitxsimp,ons one OF the Pail Bcnrcrs
Mhnt hobs Lawyer SAYS

Syracuse. N. y. Nov. lS.-irbe funeral
OF Con Riordan. who died Saturday
morning after having heen knoclted out
by Fiizsimmons on Friday night. was
held to-day at the undertakers rooms
OF James Mullln & Son. II wns attend-
ed by the members OF the Fitzsimm ms
variety company and large number
Of sporting men. The services were
conducted By a. II. DugtrUn. secretary
OF the local Y. NJ. G. A. The pail bear
era were Fltzslmmons. Joe Dufry,
"Yank" Sullivan. Dick white. Ed
ward Forrest and Captain Glory. man
ager OF the Fqtzsinmons' company.
Al the conclusion OF the Rervlceg She
body was taken 10 the vault at Oalt-
wood. Lawyer Emanuel Friend. Fltz-
simmons counsel. arrived this morn
Ing and viii look after MS interests.
He LEFT for Boston AT 1875 with the
Fltzsimmons company He Will return
for the inquest on Thursday. LAWYER
Friend told reporter that IN his opin-
ion Il would take expert testimony 70
get at the exRct case Of RiorjAn >
death He felt sure that Fitzsimr;ons
would be Indicted and ;rled for nan
slaughter, but would be acquitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Mr.. J. L. Mound OF this place Is In
Chicago this week.
Dr. Jim Albert OF this city visited In
Iowa Park few days this week.
Judge Fires of this place was In
Quanah several days this week.
Messrs, LOWS Brown. II, NJ. Divon
and Earl Harrison OF this city were
visiting In 81. Louis this week.
MIR. ]. IL. Battle and family OF Salter
Flat. were In our city "Wednesday.
Mrs, Crisler OF Beever, Penn. ~ visit
Ing her son. DR.. J. IL. crisler, in this
city.
Mr.. Tom Montgomery OF Blanco,
Crosby county. was In our city last
week.
Mrs Martin Is In our city Waiting her
sister. Mira. r. NJ. westmorland.
Mr. J. L. Burleson OF Mntador. was
In our city Thursday.
MIR, w Q. Richards OF Paduea. was
visiting In our city sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Rev. DR.. Little OF DenIson held SER
vices at the Cumberland church last
Sunday.
Miss Halle strother has returned
from Abilene.
Mrs. E. Il. Sartor, after an absence
Of five months, returned from Trenton.
Tex, Saturday.
The remains OF Or. C. Rettig. who
died at Weatherford on the 9th instant.
were brought here the following day
and Inferred in the Baird cemetery.
Last Sunday MIR. u. Barthold and
family came over from Weatherford
to attend the funeral OF DIR. Rettig.
They returned Monday accompanied
by Miss Frantic Rettlg.
Mr. Paul Barthold, who came over
from Meatherford, Sunday. to attend
the funeral OF his grandfather, DIR. Ret
tig, returned Monday.
Mrs. L. Blair and Mr.. C. C. Cole were
married at the Methodist Episcopal
church Wednesday evening. Rev. w.
II. Harris officiating.
DR.. Luther of Dallas held services at
the Baptist church last Sunday.
Friday evening Miss NJ. Buckles en-
tertained few friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
GOVERNOR BILL COOK
sends a sic.snse 20 u Mu-eogec Law
yer to Keep Quiet.

Muskogee. I. T.. Nov. is.--Attorney
jackson has received letter from
Bin Cook threatening to XIII him u no
makes any further EFFORT 10 extermi-
nate the gang. The force OF deputies
under United States Marshal McGill.
who were equipped by United States
Attorney jackson at his own expense
and the citizens here are high IN their
praise OF him. Ills Instructions 70 the
men were to remain In the reid until
the gang had been either killed or
captured. 1t wss this force that sur
rounded the bandits under cheroke>
Bill and made the valiant night re-
ported. Cherokee Bill has not yet been
captured though late reports say hs
viii be with his full force
The report that Cherokee BIZ wa1
wounded IN the battle with the depu-
ties has been verified by United States
Attorney jackson tonight. One or tha
two handitu captured during the fEht
was brought here by Marshal Cobb
Hls Information from the fighting
ground IS that Cherokee BINS band II
surrounded and can only escape BY
fighting their way through the lines x
deputies, which It " not believed thef
can rncceasfuily DO. Marshal Cobb be-
liesas there Will ha another hieeay Pal
Tia. tI lt iI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

A quiet looking member Of the Quaker
persuasion recently administered tho fol-
lowing opt rcbukc TO a certain country
parson moro celebrated for his passionate
love Of fox hunting than for bis pulpit
powers.
Friend, thou'rt clever at fos catching,
i beliovef'
"Thrre nre few men In the conntryside
who csh excel mo In tho SPORT" ohsoryed
the pnrson Iaoudly.
Nevertheless, friend, n ! were fox /
would hide where thou wouidat never
nnd me. +"
pray, where would you hide, SIR"
was the intereHtod query.
II would hide Ia thy study. friend. -
Liverpool Mercury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

DIR. &. NJ. Moore and Miss Amelia
AIburtson were married on Wednes-
Miss Ava Cobb has returned from a
visit 10 San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mira Garnett or GreenVliie
are Visiting relatives In the city.
Miss Vera Sandidge left "wednesday
10 Walt IN Tennessee.
Mir. Joe Alexander OF this city and
Migs Lena Rhymes Of PittsbuFse were
united in marriage on Wednesday AZ
the hom,. OF the brides parents The
couple are at home at the residence or
MIR. Henry Oden.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lindsey are visit
ing in Waco.
Miss Annie Smith has returned from
n visit 10 friends In Paiestine.
MISS Lou Clarke has returned from
a visit 10 Waco.
MISS Clara Woldert has returned
from 4 trio "a Dallas and Terrell.
MT. ia Morris and Miss Burke Ynr-
brough were married on Wednesday.
The wedding was quite brilliant af-
fair. Among beautiful decorations and
followed By a large train OF attendanin
the handsome couple were united In
wedlock. after which an elegant re-
ception was held.
The event Of the week was burrah
last might. headed BY n. ". Rowland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

g. May has returned Sunday
:, nonth's visit TO her daughter.
\ Moore. of Fort Worth.
|. and Mrs. W. !. Bruner and
Ken Miss May, have returned
Shreveport, La.
| Fitzgerald has returned to oner-
[ner visiting her sister, Mrs. o.
/. Harrison has returned from
|. Maud seigler has returned from
Sandy.
/ GEO. Purnell and daughter, Miss
\ Of Dallas, are visiting Mr.. and
|c P. Carter.
/ ", H. Echols and daughter are
|, o. Mr.. and Mrs, Il. f, Echols.
W. S. Mayiield has returned
MARSHALL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Mrs. E. II. Boone is on "a visit 10
Gainesville and other points East
MISS Hannah Moore Joy Is visiting
her SISTERS, Mesdames Cobb and Wac
ner. at Wichita Fails. go. rohr
Mr. c. w. Merchant and sons 1u ~
ard win have returned from 'ne M
Mrs. Morgan Evans leaves Suhp ",
for DALLAS. where she VIII maze "
home for the future. tn
Miss Harriet Powell well sis .onnr woman
49,, Richmond. Va. has been tne
s,sst Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry james
N NJ j. Pinck Philips and wife were ~
.he city Thursday. returning 70 .ne' q
home al sirmlnrham Aia,, LIN "
VEL, 10 his brother in Jones county, ,,,,s
CAPT. Allen Buel and his a'''4eu's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

VIM. Brewer returned from For
ID Tuesday.
NJ. c. spivy has returned from
Esron, where he attended the
haze Of his sister. Miss Lola Splvy
Isl D. Crlttenden OF Paris, Tex.
4, Lulu Young, Of Atlanta, Ga, Is
L city visiting the family of j. d.
boa.
IL Crow was in Waxahaehie
|saay.
Il. Thomas Dixon, lectured here
Hay and Wednesday evening.
Z Clyde Mcdonnell spent Thursday
taias. visiting friends.
b A F. Lontag, who has been In
kin some time, has returned home.
kfW. Freeman of Topeka, Kan,
Eisng the family of her father,
! Msash.
+ LAnle Dickerson. OF Temple. is
i CIV visiting friends.
Rating and her daughter. Mrs.
Rlasone, Jr., was in Fort Worth
sak
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BOWIE.

Miss Jessie Glvens has returned home
after two-weeks' visit to friends near
herman. Tex.
Mrs. Warren Brown Of Ryan, 1. T., Is
visiting relatives In the city.
Miss Ella Gwaltney of Belchervllle
and Mrs. j. II. Harper of Terral /. r.,
are IN the city the guests of Mrs. L. A.
Gwaltney.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. G. Hume returned
homeMonday after u ten-days pleasure
trip to st. Louis and Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Y, c. Philips and niece,
Miss Colum, spent last Saturday in
Fort Worth.
Miss Myrtle Mcdaniel and sister, Mrs.
W. Brown. spent several days in
Bellevue last week.
Mrs, Lizzie Lester of New Louisville.
Ark, is in the city on short visit to
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Owsley.
Donald Downie will appear at the
new opera house in this city November
q and 20, A matinee will be given on
Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Rev. w. a. Stuckey. who has been
pastor OF the NJ, T.. church the past two
years returned Friday last and held
services Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

the successful candidate In the bache-
lors contest Tor some past. by the DEM
ocrat-Rcpcrter. Prizes innumerablc
were offered by the friends OF tho con-
test. Among them was baby buggy.
BY the Tyler 1nstallmcnt company.
With this In front or him and doll
In Il. Mr.. Rowland started from the
northwest corner OF the square, close
~ followed by ]. ID. Straight (the
laughing Straighu accompanied by tho
brass band, playing such airs as 'srhc
Girls in Blue" ETC.. marching all the
way around the square and returning
to the place OF starting. MIR. Rowland
was called on for q speech. but de-
cllned. MIR. Straight was then called
for and responded In nice little talk.
Enthusiasm ran high throughout the
entire program
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
eAzETTE. WORTH MONDAY ENpER TO- 1884,

daughter, Miss Elsie. entertained a
number OF young folks at a dance FRI
day evening Mt Armory hall
Enchre club No. 1 was entertained
on Friday evening by Mr., and Mrs. o.
z. Spauldlng. First honors went TO
Miss Brigham and Mr.. McAanis. Miss
Gay Bentley and Mr.. John Shelby cap
turing the boobies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris ana
Miss Nellie entertained few friends
at tea on Tuesday evening at their
country home, Morris Park farm. Miss
Emma sayles and George Berry, Miss
Lois Minter and Abdon Holt were
guests from Abilene.