Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-23


ance society, an allegorical float sur,
mounted by the Rainbow Of Peace ,
Il. 4. Dennis 4 Co. were represented
with an elegant float occupied by o
number OF prettily attired llttle girls
paying tribute TO Cupid, personated
by wizard Wlgley.
McLenion. Duncan & Co, hardware
and implement Arm. a Siudebaker
wagon on large floa,, decorated with
steamers.
McLendon Bros. presented regular
miniature grocery house, followed by
several Of the firms delivery wagons
Tom Padgl.ts large saddlery and
harness business had large float In
the center Of which was large wood
en- representation Of horse.
( NJ A. Cooper & CO. had a large
noat representing the great grocery
| staples a regular minstrel show was
/ in progress on the wagon.
Golds;eln * Nigel presented a pyra-
Z mid. dating from the establishment Of
| the firm and showing Its growth In
| business up 10 tie present time.
| j. r. Kellum's grocery was in line
! with a well decorated delivery wagon.
C5nnor. Tucker & Co. had a float on
which was the figure OF large shoe
/ decorated completely with cotton.
II. b. M'strot & CO. presented a well
designed float Indicative OF the busl-
ness of that firm.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor's natty little cart was
last fully decorated.
Qucksall g Klgore presented
clever fruit stand
w. X. Flnks 4 CO., grocers, had all
thr e Of their delivery wagons ana dis
trlbuted oranges and apples among
the crowds.
Waco Boullng Works were repre-
scented by a loaded and decorated de-
livery wagon.
Waco Union band came next playing
a lively air,
Paine Chatham & Co.'s traction en-
CINE. pulling q iloat, upon which cot
ton gin was in operation, was an APP
prOpriaie display.
Hopkins Bros, blacksmlths. carriage
makers ana wood work. with a large
ilolt containing q horse standing pa
tiently to be Fhod.
Brooks q Wallace made a neat dis
pay, a float containing full-fledged
Job Office with the prints at work.
II p. Ambold was represented by
a party Of hunters In camp with tent
pitched and strings Of wild game hang
Ing from poles rs trophies of the hunt.
White Sewing Machine company
made a neat display with u decorated
wagon.
Several bugEles represented the well
drilling business
William Cameron & Co.'S first float
represented business office finished
In the FIRMS hard wood
william Cameron q CO.. a large can
vas representation labeled White Cas-
Tie. II was q splendid representation
hessohnette Compress company's
l',,."ei:
wac waco IT, Trading company with appro-
pig's,i,,' $3.50 auI y picture Oh what
- rs w ga ana Lost
~ n ''.'u' HL,lNtIE wagon
c,,. Hil'.th vas m me win neat
hoat advertising nus paints and wall
a i'iII,.,,,.,. , m's was Followed by several
N, ny WIsphs'
T., az SCUM boslue band came in at
", m POM,
.i,i.'yJ.'elI .Nuu-sepuc Drug company
''Sp'"stu - banner on a carriage.
George = Robinson's display was
Nu"' OF hanusOmely stocked meat
'Niu SANE market,
D. Hansel Woods float was a repre-
Seu,1I'n OF cotton Held scene. the
gNIhles pusly engaged picking and a
Nos pen near by decorated with cot
'0u'
colored band furnished more music
and the kids. marched along with It.
waco Wheel club made neat dis
pay IT'S bicycles being handsomely
decorated
w. H. Rogers, plumber. took mart
with a delivery wagon containing
plumbers supplies
Early, six feed wagons followed
Another colorcd band emitted more
music.
The Plumbers union in n body. thir-
~ strong,
j. H. Shope. "Blue Front" gro,er.
presented an attractive grocery dis
play with decorations,
" kemendos display was upon two
that house.
Percy willis. dealer In saddlea and
harness, a large float ana tbrr,,i
covered with buffalo robe. ON WHEN
was seated little girl.
Ed Clark. meat market, displayed
an dellcneles OF The season. '''''
Burnhnm land live stock and farm.
ing company had an npproprlate ais
play on two floats. upon which were
Jersey cattle ana farm scenes
n, n. Palmer had feed delivery, ,,,a-
gons well loaded with grain and feed
Thomas Goggan a Bro were in tir,
ulnnos and org,,,s s, iis Wy snnuard !
Tom Caldwcns float, rcpresenting
his grocery business, was neatly are