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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Mr.. oil Gibbon was in Jacksboro this
week.
Mr. Simmons returned from Fort
Worth Sunday.
MIR. II, c. Philips went to Fort
Worth Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Cate OF Decatur Is Wis
iting friends here.
Mrs. Louis wager OF Fort Worth WIS.,
tied Mrs. Ed Russy sunday.
Mr.. WIN W. Tolbert OF Rhome came
up on the excursion Sunday.
MIR. John s. I.illard has been absent
from Bowie for several days.
Miss Graft Of Crayton was the guest
OF Miss Mattye Elliot this week.
Messrs. Julian Tobln and orvillc
Gates OF Decatur were in Bowie this
week.
Mr.. Tom Self left Bowie Monday 20
be absent for an indefinite length Of
time.
Mrs. Ben II. PER returned to Bowie
after pleasant visit OF two weeks to
relatives In Decatur.
Miss Dora Hines of Sunset. who has
been visiting Miss Mattye Elliott, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Sam White and children have
returned from an EXTENDED visit 10
Mrs. Whites mother at Collinsville.
Mr.. james Schennel. our genial in
surance man. went to Fort Worth
Monday. He will probably not return
TO Bowie soon.
Mrs. Ike Canary of Colllnsville, who
has been the guest OF Miss Jessie
Gums for several months past, return
ed to her home Sunday.
A party of Decatur people who have
been up In the Territory on a camp
hunt for the past three week spent
Saturday night in Bowie. Among the
number were Mi. and Mrs. Terrell
Misses Kinney. Billingsley opal Kin
ney. Messrs. Albert Tankersicy and
WIN Terrell. While In Bowie they
treated some of their friends to eN-
quistte serenades, much 10 the delight
Of those who We're fortunate enough to
be SO complimcnted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

ln1yterian church win give a tea next
tuesday at the home OF Mrs. j. Z.
l.. J. Polk OF the Santa Fe railroad
Is IN the city on business.
VIII l.. Sargent. editor Of the cour-
ier-Ooserver, Corsicana, is in the city.
Judge Hiram Glass OF Mount pleas.
city. :" N"e
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Mater arrived in
sne Guy today and are the guests OF
Mr. ~ j. Townsend on Ross.
The members OF the Daughters OF the
Republic met at Mrs. Kate Terreii's
ms afternoon at G o'clock to receive
their certificates for membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Childs returned
from Hot Springs last night, where
Mrs. Childs has been soiourninV for The
TO New York.
Miss Virgie Phillips is visiting In
Fort Worth. She left TO attend the
german there Friday night. and the
picnic Saturday. She is the guest OF
Miss May Littlejohn,
The teachers OF the Dallas puhl,,
schools In response to an Invitation.
spent Yesterday In Fort Worth with
inc teachers OF that place, in discus
sions OF general interest to the schools.
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ouunul,.

Ed burlington OF Chlllicothe spent
Monday with HIS friends here.
Capt. II. H. Daggett and son Of
Fort Worth were In Quanah last week,
MIR. and Mrs. s, u. Blake and little
daughter have returned from trip to
Dallas.
IL. W. Dow Of Salina. Kan. former
resident OF this place, was In town one
day last week
Sam vanlesr. president OF the bank
of ManBum. WINS In Quanah couple OF
day last week,
Mr. ]. %. Lcdbctter lcft Tuesday
night for Ryan, l. H.. where he will
be cashier OF the bank at that place.
Miss Mamie Brco attended hei
brothers wedding last week and re.
turned TO her home In Memphis Satur-
day.
Fishing excursions ARE the favorlto
pastlme for the present season. and
many OF the rty tribe have been
caught.
Mrs. Jefr Knllbrcw returned from n
visit to Fort Worth last Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Roaiugton.
Mrs. n. j. Evans lott Friday night
FOR Granbury, whore she was called by
a telegram announcing the serious III
ness OF her brothor-in-lnw.
Miss Cora Chambers Of Memphis.
Tex, after spending several weeks
visiting the family Of W. T. Brlece rc-
turned TO her home Saturday.
Rev. ! w fhlce Of Memphis, who
hns been conducting protracted
meeting here for the past three weclOi
left for his acme In Memphis last Fri
day. whore he was called on account
of the sickness OF his wife,
MIR and Mira Mntherson. who have
been spending n couple OF weeks with
relatives here, returned TO their home
IN ManRum Saturday morning They
We're accompanied home by Miss Addic
Llpacomh, who Will remain some time
with them.
The following persons from Quannh
attended the Suntny-Rohool convention
at Big Valley last Sunday. Rev, @.
$, Hnrdy. walter Grfilth Dr. J w
Grace. j II. iTewell, j. G, Bcll and
wife, Boiling Waller, Miss Lola Wade.
Pat Perkins and Miss Vlrgle Walker.
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Miss Rena Andrews visited Ennis
last week.
Mrs r. n. Sterling was visiting in
Dallas last week,
Mrs Minnie Marsee was visiting In
Dallas last week.
Miss Mary Drake OF Forney visited
Mrs. r. L, Browning in this city last
Thursday.
Miss Lena Wilson left last Thursday
for NARROW, l. IT,, on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Mrs, c. l.. Cnrswell and Miss Gamma
Glass left for San Antonio Saturday
on visit to relatives.
Or. and Mrs Truehart OF Sterling,
Kan. were In the city last week visit
ing their brother Mr.. ]. Truhart.
Mr. David Hopkins and Miss Flora
Avis were married at the Baptist
church last Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Belerman. who have
been visiting Mrs. Andrews or this city
returned TO their home last Saturday.
Miss Pearl waters,wh is attending
school in Dallas was visiting her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Waters. last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. W, p. Allen and Mrs.
NJ. O. Cartwright who have been So
journing in Hot Springs Ark. for some
time. have returned to their home IN
this city.
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AIlnny.

Morgan.
Mrs. J; b Matthews has returned
from Dallas.
w. G. Lynch entertained on wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. II. NJ. Coffee has returned from
Throckmorton.
Mrs, II. @. Herring visited in Moran
the past week.
Frank Sterrett and family Of Abilene
Were visiting here the past week.
Herman and Miss Agnes Aas have
gone to Baird. their future home.
NJ. T. Gulledge and family have re-
turned from an extended visit through
East Texas.
Mrs. +. f. Ford OF Arlington and
Mrs. L. L. Rutledge Of Abilene are
visiting near this place.
Mrs, Crumps music class. assisted by
home talent, VIII give musicale on
Friday evening. the 18th.
There was n Union May-day Sunday
school picnic at Elm grove on the lst.
In which all the Sunday schools took
part.
The Polka cub was entertained by
Miss Mary King at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Stephens on Friday
evening.
Misses Cora and Sleta johnson OF
Moran We're the guests OF Mrs. G. A.
Howsley the past week, returning to
Moran Saturday.
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HAND OF KIDNArnRs.
Several Children MysteriousIy Dis
appearing In ST. Joe.

BY Associated Press.
st. Joseph, Mo-. May 6.-The police
are working upon the theory that one
of the organized band of kidnapers are
at work in this city. In addition to
the mysterious disappearance OF w.
H. Harrison. a well known travelling
man, and the two little daughters of
Patrick Day, as told in these dis
patches yesterday, the disappearance
of three other children are also re-
ported. Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Gays two little daughters left home
to gather greens. AT night they failed
TO reappear. and although search for
them ever since has been kept up
nothing has been discovered. Besides
these another child is missing. All arc
under the age Of u. These mysterious
disappearances. the strangest part OF
which is that they all occurred in
broad daylight, have 80 alarmed the
parents that little ones are guarded
with the utmost zealousness,
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Special Dispatch.
Cleburne. Tex. May 6.-The school
board at it's regular meeting Saturday
unanimously elected Prof c. p. Huj-
son superintendent for two years at a
salary of $500 per year, a leugth of
time which they have not been accus-
toned to elect for heretofore. The
teachers will be elected at the next
regular melting.
Tn Cleburne schools have been pro-
crossing to the satisfaction OF all. hay
ing at last harmonlzed and got in very
satisfactory shape. The schools will
close the 31st of this month with seven
graduates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Crawford a true gentleman and a kind
and proficient conductor.
The school at Cottonwood Valley,
eight miles northeast OF chlldrcss. con-
Quoted by Prof Lansford. closed It's
term OF eight months Friday. April %.
In the afternoon quite large crowd OF
young people OF Childress went out
and Joined the young people OF the wall
ley In croquet ard many other games
until o'clock. when all We're invited
to partake OF supper prepared by the
patrons OF the school. After supper
the crowd repaired to the schoolhouse
and were highly entertained for more
than two hours by the school children,
assisted by young ladies and gentle-
men OF the neiEhborhood. with songs,
recitations. speeches, Dialogues, etc,
and was highly entertained for more
ent. Your reporter. who was present,
can truly say she was never more
pleasantly entertained ON a like occa-
sion.
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special Dlspatch.
Longview Tex, May 6.--The great
Mulkey tent was well filed with sun
day-school shildren this morning. Be
fore the classes were through the les
sons the audience began to come in
and by 1890 fully 700 had secured seats
When DR.. Mulkey began his sermon
fully 1000 people We're sitting and stand
ing about the tent.
The entire stock of lumber belong
ing to Il. b. Prothro, l25,OOO feet. was
consumed last evening at Prothro's
switch. three miles south of here on
the international and Great Northern.
No Insurance.
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Special Dispatch.
Milano, Tex. May 6.--Yesterday even
ing about 4 o'clock Richard Hairston,
young man living about five miles
from here. was seriously injured. He
had saddled up mule and mounted,
when the mule began pitching, and rum
ming under a limb, dragged him of and
kicked him in the face. His face is
badly bruised and his wrist is thought
TO be broken.
Rufus Fowler returned home this
morning from Hilrs business college,
where he has just finished u course in
bookkeeping.
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Hon. II. Tracey lcctured Friday night
j. w. Harris Of Dallas was In the city
Tuesday.
MessrE, Joe BnrwiRc and Sourry went
10 Iowa Park Saturday,
Ex-Governor Hubbard lecturcd ut
the court house last Thursday night.
MISC Bessie Woodhouse and Miss
Emma White went 10 Harold Friday
Mrs, Keys gave an entertainment Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the fire
boys.
Miss Maud Rogers 81 Fort Worth was
tho guest Of Miss Vlrgie Moore last
week,
a number Of young people enjoyed n
picnic last Wednesday. All reported u
grand time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

their friends. Beautiful Marcschai Neil
ana la France roses adorned the hand
some parlors and dining room and
fllied the air with their fragrance.
Sandwiches, pressed chicken, olives
salted almonds. strawberries. cream.
cakes, fruits and coffee were served
with the dainty elegance that charac-
terizes all Mrs. Loes entertainments.
Those present were; Mr. and Mrs
George Tyler, Dr. and Mrs. Hudson,
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dock
ner. MIR, nnd Mrs Denny and Mrs
Smith; Misses Harris. Denny. Girder,
Saunders, Martin. Anderson and Hoop
err; Messrs. Charles Denny, Louis Ty-
Ter, Charles Smith. W. @, Dobbs and
Barnes
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Crawford Dry GOOdsCO..

the most suitable one OF all the year
for picniclng. The participants weret
Misses Edna and Daisy Arlington. Tay-
lor, Cullen, Edgar Sims. Maddox. sisls,
ana Marian Sims; Mcssrs. Sisk, Mad.
dox. Sims. Everett, Tucker. siHiS and
Bryant.
on last wednesday evening crowd
Of young lndien and gentlemen assem-.
blcd at the residence Of MIR. and Mira
+. L. Hutchiaou. North Side. TO ineet
Mias Crawford Of Christian. The hours
seemed 10 glide too swiftly and ut
late hour the participants wendell theii
way homewaid saying how nicely they
were entertained, and wondered why
the other Young married people did
not do likewise Those present were
Misses Lewis. Rowland Thomaaon
Louise and Mamie Morton, kindol and
Ferguaon MoasH. Liak Hook, Mllnmi
Chandler Hawkins, lSimbrough and
Littleton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
/ POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
,s,rnEsr MayrrEsrED IN
Ir'r = ,,swEn TO REAGAN



"a p ~ May s.-Much interest is
~ a. the forthcoming reply CT
T S9s,t to Judge Reagan Espe-
NJ. 30 In view Of the fact that
l.,,.r s deemed an out and out
s,.,s ,Or the nomination for gov
''S M gentlemen are certainly
i holding and eniistlng the
~ rublic attention. Judge Rea-
TAX on Clark is considered a
,.,tsr and the writer is awarded
.I, FOR the points he scored.
fighter and a writer caicu-
m,ke an antagonist see stars,
,,r.e the battle between these
!, Il absorbing a great deal Of in
~ attention. Beyond this, how
a, feeling and opinion is notice
u Inc Reagan-Clark controversy
~ a most important effect upon
~. campaign. An onslaught on
4 N'AIf
,,u,sr by the latter, it is believed.
.,e the effect of rallying to Rea-
.,rsneth and demand for his
'.,,Iou which will be difficult to
!, This Is the view taken by a
~ o. leading Democrats here.
aaciare that Reagan courts the
...r.rsv with Clark. confident that
a ,..ult in his political advantage.
4, same time the Clark folks are
1 4 cvnanced that Reagan means to
4, ne nomination for governor and
tsl that they might as well be-
n. aght against him as early as
L,sA To them the nomination of
Ian and the platform which they
\. the latter would demand, means
ss,ruction of the harmony agree
! "a iactional division again, more
| !. nan before. The opposition to
=, Is many times more intensified
vas that TO Governor Hogg. 1
1, ,st met with Clark man Of any
|-lrenee who does not declare that
|seuld be pleased to see the governor
|haied as the only alternative TO
hams nomination. 1t is pretty
I that the Clark people expect
Is division again II Reagan should
nsnlnated. They count in such an
Ii On a considerable accession from
gogg ranks of two years ago.
ncag the leaders In both Of the
divisions the desire that the har-
b established at Dallas be main
I'd Is sincere. An instance Of this
b be found in the closing para
b q the letter of Chairman Baker
san. A. l.. Matlock, published in
Gazette today. The term dis
,dsd may not have been aimed at
e Reagan among others. but 1t
sslty apt to receive that construc-
! Taken all in all. the situation is
oppressed in the remark OF
'paper representative to me today,
b, the newspapers yet have in
anpalgn as interesting a time as
had two years ago."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Liggett or Tyler
visited here this week,
Mrs. II. l.. Stone and little son are
visiting In Fort Worth.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Mathews left Friday for
Athens. his future home.
Superintendent j. A. Edison and wife
are visiting here this week.
The Iruchre party met Friday even
ing with Mr., and Mrs l.. ]. Elser.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. u. Kcene left Satur-
day for Waco. their future home.
Judge Rufus Hardy and family lcft
Thursday for an extended visit North.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. 0orden enter
tanned the Euchre club Saturday even
Ing.
Mr.. and AIRS. Grosciose OF Taylor are
Waiting Mayor and Mrs. ]. j.. white
Helie. ~
Miss Ada stone, who has been visit
ing here for the past winter, left Tues
dry for Fort worth.
Mr. NJ. W. McAfee returned last Mon
day from Waxahnchie with his wife
(nco Mlas rlorer). An Informal recep-
ton was given them upon their arrival.
The Ladies' Whist Club met with Mrs
II. ~ Kinhioe on last Tuesday evening
The players were. Misses Maud Drane,
Lima Frost, Annie TRlley. liza and Res
"a Polk. Allie Kinsloe; Mesdames ]. r.
Whlteselle. l.. ]. Eiser W. ]. Gorden.
Ell Fox. n. -. Prince. II. u. Kinsioc
r. MRyc. a. Hoover, l. NJ. Coates. Ad.
die Stewart
a fish party weH given at Lake No.
Two Thursday evening In honor OF ney-
crnl yisiturn. Those present were; hir
and Mrs. J. A. Edison Of Tyler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Allen, mir. and Mrs. L. j.
Tcner. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Coates. Mr.
and Mrs. W. IA. Matchett. Mr.. rnd Mrs
w. c. vanhook Mr. and Mrs Il. II.
Church, Mr. and Mrs. August Hoover.
Capt. c. II. Allyn and Mrs. Addio
stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Groscloss
Of Tyler. Mr.. w Il. Ligeett Of Tyler,
Col James Carrity, W. ]. McKic, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Miss Susie Daughtry is very low; not
expected 10 live.
Miss Fannie league has come TO
Kaufman to make It her home.
DR.. Mulkey and wife will leave in
n few days for Galveston and other
places.
The Baptists gave a Sunday school
picnic last Saturday. Everybody was
Invited. They had plenty OF dinner,
and all came home rejoicing.
Mrs Creeas' house was struck by
lightning last sunday morning.
great deal OF damage was done 10 the
house but no one was seriously hurt.
An ice-cream supper was given last
Friday night by the Christian people
for the beneflt of the church. Some.
thing over $40 was taken in. and every
body reports n good time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Misses Mamie Dyer aud Annie Web
9ter We're visiting friends In Wichita
Falls this week.
Misses Maud Rogers OF Fort worth
and Virgie Moore OF Wichth Falls
We're IN the city last night. guests OF
Miss Marie McKnin.
Prof. l.. H. Bryant. George A. Tai
liant, y. o. McNew und their families
nrnVed yesterday and win make the
Park their future homo.
Judge Jesse Kennedy and wlfc re-
turned to the Park Tuesday. after an
absence Of several weeks IN Callfor-
MIA visiting the Nudwinter fair
Mrs. j Cofmnn and her little
daughter Blanche left a few days ngo
for Omaha. where they remain some
time. visiting old friends and relatives.
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rowelI ana famlly. rhey report very

Powell and family. They report very
pleasant time.
The +. w. C. club was entertained
by Misses Ada aud Beulnh Cooke this
week. The club will meet at Miss
Hussie McDennctts next meeting. The
Following members were present:
Misses Gussie Renfioe. Eugenip Baron,
Rice, Mopennetts. Cuthirths, and Max
we'll.
The superintendents OF the several
sunday-schools Knitted In giving their
sunday-school pupils delightful May
day picnic last Tuesday Between tho
hours OF IL and 10 o'clock they listened
TO very instructive address, Nv MAYOR
Alden Bell and Hon. w II. Clictt. The
day was very pleasantly spent and all
returned home at about o'clock.
The Thessaloniau club met at)Prot, r.
w, Chatileld's residence last Friday
night AT II o'clock delightful refrosh-
Imnents were served. The following is
the program:
Instrumental duct
Mrs Chatfield and Miss Katie
Nhatnelu *.....ssa..s..s....t.s
Address Mrs. r. w. James.
vocal solo ..-,.., Miss NJ a. Summers.
Persian History. Subject discussed
PAPER Miss Gertrude Oliver.
SOLO ......-.....,..,...,M MIR. James Gray
Tohse present We're: Mechanics H. w.
James and Il. W. Chntneld and Ram
sey; Misses Day. oliver. Stane. Kittie
Chatfeld aud Matte Summers. Messrs.
J, II. Wood, Mayor Alden Roll. Hon
w. u. CLEFT. James Gray, H. O. Powell.
Or Ramsay, Prof. f w. Chatiieid and
DIR, II. @ Powell This ia one OF thc
spent.
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= DIEpUIVHs
a,esville' Tex, May s.-The Popu-
nslu their convention here yester-
s'a nominated a fun county and
4. 4s' ticket, The delegates to the
s0Avention were instructed to
'Or Nusent for governor. The
r. u'ke' is very weak, there being
u'ee or four candidates who are
rent to hold office If they were
ihe best and most competent
Z me rarity We're sacrificed and
sn0erats will have a waik-over
r November election.
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SpecInI Dispatch.
corsicana. Tex, May O. The little =
year-old son OF j. C. o'Neai of Bozette.
eighteen miles east of this city. was
bitten by a mad dog Friday. He was
brought to ]. C. Mayo, near this city
yesterday and mad stone was APP
piled. The stone adhered for several
hours.
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SpecinI DlspaIcH'
Gladewater, Tex. May e.-Gladewa-
ter for the past twenty years has had
from one to ave saloons and no church
and had the name OF being one Of the
toughest towns in Eastern Texas and
yesterday voted prohibition. The vote
was surprise to all. The vote was
CO for and against.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Miss Ednn wenr OF Columbia, r.a-
who has been whiting MIR. II. +. Strin-
ger. has returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Lawrence enter
tanned the euohre club ut their elegant
home ON Main street last Tuesday
night,
The ladies' OF the Methodist church
gave an Ice cream festival IA tho
courthouse yard on last Tuesday even-
Ing which WINS quite a success both d.
nnncially and socially
Tho corner stone Of the new Cumber.
land Presbyterian church was laid on
last Tuesday evening by the Masons Of
this and adjoining citios The ceremony
was quite Impressive.
Mrs John w. Tloore entertained ths
Magazine club nj hcr home on last
wednesday afternoon. There was ln'is
n number present and much interest
was manifested In the meeting.
Mr. clyde Heard and Miss calllc HIN
were quietly married by Rev. II. u,
Wear Mt the home OF the former on
Min street last Tuesday evening. Only
ent.
A delightful entertainment was give
by MT and Mrs. u. +, Brown Mt their
elegant 1ome on last Tuesday evening
IN honor OF those who participated In
the Cinderella pantomimc some tins
ago. The evont OF the evening was
May-pUle dance on the elegant lawn
by the light ~ Japanese lnnters, after
which delicious rcfrennments were
served IN the open mir. Those present
were Misses Solye r,ocxs.t, Hnttilr ob-
horn, clyde Mcdowell, FiAvia Han,
Dora Nnhce. Lulu Norwood. Gertio
Henley, Hattie Pendeil Mary Heart:
McaarB. Jake fIeas, Felix Heard. Dan
Fisher, Jas. Alton. Alec Patton, j X.
Ranponc. J. NJ Hall. Ir.. nnd Robert
Hall Miss solye I.oclett was ,snaen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Mr. s. Jones Is quite slick
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Cherry visited I'm
Rlngguld Wednesday.
Judge ]. c, Chestnut aud family nre
visiting In WaNahachle.
Mrs. Addison and daughters of No
coma is visiting Mrs. Dan Smith.
Rev Morton, pastor OF the Christian
church Of Whitesboro, ls1n the city.
Col. W. J. Swain and ha VITO and
son. Lent w. Swain, are visiting In
Clarksville.
Mr.. Shagl. and daughter Miss Dora,
Of Wood county, will spend the SUM
mer with relatives I'm the city.
Mrs. Jones and son Donald of Col
orado Will spend the summer here
with her sister. Mrs. Pat Butcher.