Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
quarter back; r. organ. half back; u.
horTis. half back; j. Bradley. fun back.


horTis. half back; J. Bradley, full back.
There was barely quorum present
l at Fridays meeting OF the High School
Literary society. The meeting was call
ed to order In the eoclety's regular
meeting room at the High school, but
was Immediately adjourned TO the
school chapel The program commit
tees report OF the program for March
was read by Chairman Suddarih and
accepted. The study OF parliamentary
law was In the hands Of Messrs. Bobo
and Hugsett Mr.. Bobo'5 subject was
"Pcutionl." and Dir Hossetts. Pre-
ferred Questions" Some time ago Mt.
Barber gent In his resigna ton as a
member and It was accepted, but II
was reconsidered at the last meeting
and the society saw III to reverse Us
original decision. Mr.. +. Van Zandts
resignation was accepted motion
was made and carried to make the re-
vision OF the constitution and bylaws
the special order OF business for next
Friday.
The literary proErum consisted Of an
oryltlon by Mr. Bobo a letter by Mr.
Van 2anGt, an essay by MI Hogactt
and an eNtemporaneOus debate between
Mcssrs Van Zandt and Hamilton on
the affirmative and Messrs. Suddarth
and Barber on the negative. The re-
port of tho criticism committee was
then received and The society adjourned.
Messrs Robert Stevens Of Gaines
Vile and J. D. sugg Of Suggder /. T.,
stopped In Fort Worth last night Mr.
Stevens Is interested In developing
coal mines in Wise county near Bridge
port. sir sugg had Just retlAnsd from
san Antonio. where he has been at
tending the state Live Stock asaocia-
..f,f L., lao gNN Ia
day Mr.. SugB is prominent farmer
and cattle man OF the Territory lilo
says that the cattle have 30 fsr stood
the severe weather very well IN his
section OF the country, but be fears FOR
the results II this kind OK weather keeps
up much longer. Mr. sugg nys he
believes the severe winter indicates Il
fine crop next season. He has observed
before that hard winters. such as this
one has been. are followed by fine
crops.
Mesdames Ellis and BevRn OF the
Trinity mission workers Of the South
Side are training the children OF tho
mission for AN Evening with Washing
ton" on the night OF tho 22d Master
Harold Bevau and Miss Lucy Edgell
VIII Represent George Washington and
his wife, and will receive the Trinity
different nations OK the earth viii be
represented and the nag and hatchet
drill viii be one OF the events OF the
evening. The father OF mis- country and
his lady will be supported by numerous
other characters In full dresn, who
VIII entertain the assembiaFo in a var
icty OF ways The place and price OF
admission will be- announced later.
Charles L, Larimcr has been appoint
ed s member " tho Democratic city ex-
eoutive committee. vice NJ l.. Lynch,
resigned. This Is wise selection on
the part OF thf city Democracy and one
that VIII rebound 10 the party's interest
In the work before II. Mr.. Larmer is
n3 stlunch Democrat as there III in
Fort Worth, cool OF head, ever ready
IN planning and dcvislnR. and what il
better VIII work for Democracy with
restless energy. Judge Lynch resigned
because he will he absent from the
city frequntly In the future.