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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Misses Julia and Lena billiard left
Wednesday for Dallas.
Announcement cards are out for the
marriage Of II. b. Carothers to Miss
Rosa Thomas, and r. Il. l.. SeHrleB to
Miss Lutte Smith. on Thursday. the
lith inst, at the Methodist Episcopal
church, South.
Monday night fashionable audience
witnessed the performance of Lew and
Lottie Waters at the Main street opera
house, The performance was very good
and all critics pronounced thomselvs
highly pleased.
Monday night hop was enjoyed af-
ter the play by the following, who
made a special theater party at the
opera: S. p. Mann and wife; Art Phil
lips and wife, Eugene Kellogg and
wife, II. 7. Mann and wife. Ed Brink
er and wife. Mrs. Il. IL. Coffey, Mrs.
Ida Griffin and b. G. WylIe. Misses
Romie Try, Susie Ashcroft. Edna VIII
liams, Mrs. Laurie Cheney. Zula Dill
lard, Lena billiard. Ethel Friedman:
Messrs. Harry Kaufman, J. ]. Dabbs,
Jordle Bradheld, Dudley Smith. j. j.
Byrd. A. b. Ewing. Harry Rogers,
b. ID. Jones, VIII Morehead, Messrs.
Wilkinson and Strong OF Minnesota,
Dude, VIII eWaver and others.
Messrs. b. b. Joiner. Dude, VIII
Weaver, j. ]. Dabbs and Miss Romie
| Try, Zula and Laura billiard. Miss Glib
son, Mrs. Laurie Cheney, Pearl Phil
llps and Susie Ashcroft. chaperoned by
REV. Phillips and wife and Eugene
| Kellogg and wife, went out to "Old
| Tarrant," 1--WE miles from town. and
enjoyed a "bird broil' Tuesday after
/ naou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Thursday afteroon DR.. and Mrs. b.
#. Eads entertained in spite OF the ex-
ceedingly cold weather. The party was
in honor of Miss Nettle Leonard Of
Shreveport, who is visiting Misy Daisy
Twyman, and progressive euchre was
the chief interest. The first prize.
beautiful souvenir spoon. was won
by Miss Salie Fry, while tho consola-
ton prize was won by Miss Hattie
Starr.
Last night the Friday Night German
Club gave another OF their delightful
entertainments at Newman's hall. The
full club was present. and also several
visitors, making in all about twenty
couples, and the dancing was con-
tinued until quite a late hour. This is
the fourth entertainment given by this
club, and each has been q decided im-
provement on the one previous,
! Miss Laura Morley entertained q
number OF her young friends last even
ing at her home. on East Austin street
the occasion being a birthday party.
Miss Nettie Leonard was called e
her home in Shreveport by a Telegram
| stating that her little sister MAXI wal
taken suddenly very III, and left OF
the 315 train this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Mas Lydia cleaves left for Chicago
on tho midnight train last night. on =
visit.
Mrs. s.. selton returned from Dallas
last night.
Frank Gllpin came In yesterday even-
INK from Ardmore-
Miss Minnie Smith OF Sherman Ia vis-
iting in the city.
nx-Governor Bob Taylor gave a
splendid lecture at the high school au-
ditorlum last night for the benefit Of
the Y. NJ. Q. a.
Tho masquerade bail given by tho
Turn Verein society last night IN Tur-
ner han was brilliant AFFAIR. Tho
crowd was large and the costumes wero
unique, elegant and amusing. All preh-
ent enjoyed themselves most hugely
and hope 10 see the Turn Verein repeat
tho joyful occasion in the near future
Mrs O. II. smith OF Ardmore IL visit
ing friends and rolatlyes In the city.
II. y. Hulcn came In this morning
from the east, after an extensive visit
TO that section Of the country.
Mr. John Robingon OF WhiteHboro Is
In tho city.
visiting frlonds and relatives In ths
John s. Logan OF Ardmore Is In tho
city.
Mra. ]. B. Boone OF Hot Springs, Ark.
is II the city foe few days.
one OF tho most pleasant evenings
thnt ever passed In tho city OF Gaines
Vile wac the dance last night given
by Miss Carrie Brooks IN honor OF MisH
Daisy Baker and Miss Minnie Riedl-
man, both of Fort Worth. The hall
was magnincenily decorated TO a
queens taste, and the lively couples
skipped over the floor as never seen be-
4 n
late hour, when they were called Into
an elegant dining room to partnke OF
the sweotmeats which wero set before
them. After the supper the merry cou-
pies parted and Went TO their respect
I've homes. after spending such de-
lightful evening.
Miss Pet nalsell OF Waco arrived IN
the city this evening and Will spend
several weeks with relatives and
| frionds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

One of the society events of the
season was the complimentary german
given In honor of Miss Bessie HGdgins
Of Marshall. Tex. on Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 9Th, at Harmony club rooms,
by the Hlwathas and X. y. ID. ). cubs.
The german was led by one of TeNar-
kana's most graceful and best dancers,
MIR. Robert Lee Burke. Those present
We're. Misses Bessie Hutgins, War
shall, Tex; Nettie Smith, Pauline Run
nelis, Lille Runnells, Lizzie Rose
bourgh, Matte Rosebourgn, Helen
Surles, Kate Taylor. Mary kelso. ida
Chic. Belle Chic. katherine Taylor,
MOzelle Tyus, May Christian, Nary
Whitaker. Susie Martin. Little Rock;
Van Busqurk. Parsons kaa; Chambers.
Minnie p. Beasiey Of Magnolia, and
Cora Hucklns, Erwin of Malvern. Mar
Earete Surles. Messrs. I. +. Rogers,
X. Lee Burke, u. James Wills ". j.
Stuart, WIN Bemis. Frank Buel, o. $,
Holiday, Henry Ofenhauscr. Chas.
Bemis, win Booth. VIII Box, Dan
Nash, =. S. Pennington, Henry n
Staiti of Fort Worth. Lee hoy, Ben
Hawkins, Clarence Taylor, e. f. Kane,
Adam ofrenhauser. win Brownlee.
Pagan, sidney wilkins, Harry Beythe.
Cook, Harry Wisdom. Chaperones for
the evening were: Mrs. L. Lawson,
Mrs. i. p. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mr.. II. l.. Quigg, Music
was furnished for the occasion ny
Prof. McCanns famous string band.
Miss Bessie IIudglns, Of Marshall is
in the city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
II. w. Rodgers, west Side,
Miss Carrie Cooke, of jefferson, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. d. T. Larry,
West side, for several days, returned
home on Tuesday.
Miss Susie Martin. one of Little
Rocks prominent society ladies', after
| n pleasant visit to Mrs. Paul Jones,
East side, C3elle Manslon) returned
to her home yesterday.
The Fin de Steele Whist club was en-
tertained on Friday night by DIR. and
| Mrs. II. II. Webster. All club members
/ weie present and report splendid
/ good time.
The Ladies' Social club was enter
| tanned on Friday evening by Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. w. Rodgers. West side.
one of the coolest nights of this
season was selected for the reception
to the Allegresse club by Mrs. Bemis
Thursday night.
Those who attended were glad they
braved the cold moonlight might
air, as the affair was as pleasant as
anything given this winter The prin'
cipal feature of this entertainment was
a collection of familiar objects sc
arranged as to be capable of inter
probation into classical phrases. names
of familiar works OF art, etc. For in
stance; ITO Greece we give our shin
ing blade" was dish of lard into
which had been thrust bright silver
butter knife.
"The Shippers Home" was illustrat
ed by a piece of cheese; "rhe Swim
ming. Maichr was a swimming match
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Gainesville, Tex, Feb. 10.-Wili oze-
ment is dangerously sick with pneu-
monia.
Miss Sadie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Morgan, is quiet sick.
Judge Hall expects to attend the
Good Roads state convention, which
will meet in Houston on the 18th In
slant.
Mayor Shortridge, W. S. Blanton. Ben
phillips and George Grisby have re-
turned from Dallas, where they have
been attending the grand lodge OF the
/. o. o. f.
Rev. splawn, who has been called as
pastor of the Baptist church, mas sent
for his family. and they are expected TO
arrive in Gainesville from LeAihstoh'
Ky, in the near future.
John r. O'Brlen came in yesterday
from the territory, where ne mas Some
500 head Of young cattle.
Judge Hall has set March as the
day FOR holding a teachers county IN
stitute in this county. The meeting
will be held In the courthouse ,,,-..,,,
The bankrupt stock OF L. Bischko,
nurchosed by ]. l.. Bowen, IS being
moved 10 the store room adjoining the
Tennessee store. -o ,,,,or
viewed today. None report any uea' ~, 10
among their cattle from the ehscis OF
the present cold weather, r
Mr. Jake wahbe, former Texa y
hut now engaged in merchandising, AZ
Guthrie, came in today from me nor ~, ~, {
.,on, a rand master OF the grand lodse
e es Tcxsa /. o. o. f., at Dallas last
VI week for for the ensuing year we con,
myvn, Mr.. Blanton on his accession o.
10 his enviable and honorable posi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Miss Jettie Norman. fascinating
young lady from Mineral Wells. is hero
visiting friends.
Mr.. II. &. Lewis was in Fort Worth
Wednesday.
Mir, w. L. Richards made a flying
trIn 10 Mineral Wells Monday.
WIN Oldham left "Wednesday for
waxahachie. Tex, where he Will re-
side In the future.
Miss Kate Bonnet IL spending few
davs al Mineral Wells with friends.
AIR. VIM. McCreary, for some time
connected with the firm OF J. S. Smith
In iris CITY, has returned 70 his old
Isirbv smith. who has made this his
home for come time, left this week for
Sherman. a.. v,,,rs,
Mons whist club Tuesday night Ut me
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bartholli
,sception given in honor o. MISS
Mar Mccall. The following ladies' anu
s es.ti.men were in sttendance;, Misses
kadve Thomason. nellie Bidwel Mary
1on Rell. Mary Mccall. Mrs. Chss'
Coon o MI. and Mrs. C G Bartho'd'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Mrs. w. B,wiley of Waco is the guest
OF friends here.
Rev. w. Il. Tardy visited in Tex
arkana this week.
Mrs. S. Il. Mollinson and children are
guests OF relatives in Tyler.
i. +. Rogers of Jefferson spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. Burrows of Gladewatre visited
In the city this week.
Rev. William Allen of Marshall re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Ruth Buttrlll is visiting in
Marshall.
D. L. Grain spent Tuesday in Mar
shall.
Mrs. G. p. Perry is visiting relatives
in Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. II. Bussey have re-
turned from Gilmer.
Col. j. William Brown left Tuesday
Mrs. Alex Megril lis visiting her
daughter. Mrs. ]. e. Blythe of Fort
Rev. w. X, Penrod OF Pine Blum,
Ark, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Rosenfield OF Tyler. after
visiting Mrs. Evans. left Tuesday for
Shreveport.
VILE is the guest Of Miss Daisy Mob
! berly.
for Dallas.
Mrs. John Carter of Tyler has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wood OF Beckville
visited here this week.
w. w. Slaughter OF Jeffe-son was
here this week on business.
Miss Ethel Fowler of Palestine is
| visiting here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Miss sallle Allen Of Pomeroy, wash
ington, is visiting in Denton. her sis
tor. Mrs l.. b. Pelir. Miss Allen is u
daughter Of Mr.. Elman Allen, who
formerly lived in this county.
Miss Lille Holloway. who has been
visiting tho family OF Mr.. Joe Foonce.
has returned to Massachusetts,, stop
ping a few days In Mckinney 10 visit
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Bud Daugherty and Miss Daisy
Switzer were married Mondey, the 4th
at the residence of Rev. Price.
Miss Mollie Ferguson of Mckinney is
on a visit to Judge II. c. Ferguson.
Mrs. A. IL. McHenry visited out OF
the city last week.
Miss Gertrude Greer has returned
from visit TO Lexington, Ky. where
she has been several months with her
sister, Mrs. Ewell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

spangled marquise lace Gaping tho
great sleeves and forming ceinture.
She was assisted by her youngest
daughter. Johnetta, in a dainty lace
and ribbon trimmed frock.
Ten tables were set for tho game,
tables and partners being assigned by
hand painted moire ribbon pouches.
bearing the numbers on the back.
These were pinned by fancy stick
pins 20 tho bodioes of tho ladies', and
were receptacles for the tiny glass mar
bles used FOR scoring the game.
The prizes were especially hand
some. The royal prize. Royal Milano
rose pitcher in the famous Peachblow
tints, was won by Mrs. lewis Smith in
a cut with Mcsdemcs Edward II, Fon-
da and William Mason. The second
prize. a boudolr bell In Limoges porce-
laine with silver clapper was won
Mrs. John s. witwer In a cut with
Mesdames II. q. childs, George Stur-
ges and John Shelly. Tho consolation.
u bisque candeiabrn, was awarded TO
Mrs Hansel in cut with Mesdames
Forbes, Stewart and Guild.
At the finish the tables were daintily
spread and the company spent a So
ciai hour in true comaraderie style over
a delicious menu OF three coursos-a
wine bouquet and date entree add
Ing the rose touches TO the rephst
Mrs. Armstrong was assisted in con-
Quoting the game by Mrs. Bruce Nor
gan and Mrs. Thomas fAeld.
The players were Mesdames NJ. II.
Forbes, w. II. Hughes, George Turner.
George Sturgcs, j. 3. Wetwer. T.. G..
Childs, w. j. Townsend. Robert Ber-
rey, Jeff House, Il. NJ. Rcardon, Cecil
A. Heating, Il. r. Fonda, Seth Miller
lewis Smith. William Mason, J. d. l..
Thomas, j. ID. Padgitt, Il. A, stuart
Edward Cannon. y. L. Sargent, Han.
sci. Robert Stewart, NJ. Mcclellan
Charles Guild. George IL. plowman
Perry Claiborne James Moroney. W,
j. Moroney, Russell MyriclS, Harry Var
Mater, Miss MeHlier. Miss Elizabeth
Miller and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Mrs. Thomas II. Patterson threw
open her pretty home on Patterson ay-
enue on Friday night in gracefully
arranged german in compliment to the
members Of the Euterpean and N. T. o.
o. clubs and their young lady friends,
that form cluster OF soeiety's debu-
tantes. The double parlors, which
await the touch OF the furnisher, made
a SPACIOUS little ballroom with three
floors carefully waxed, their mantels
artistically decorated and the gasollers
hung with smilax and capped with rose
shades.
Mrs. Patterson was assisted in re-
celving and entertaining tho young
folks by her sister, Mrs. d. c. Couch
man of Chicago, and her husband.
The young hostess wore a gown OF
cloud blue velour and satin brocade
naneled with sapphire blue velvet, with
waist double frilled with point de Brus-
sells lace and diamond Jewels.
Mrs. Couchman wore dainty con-
faction in rose pink satin and silver
thread brocade. with waist OF white
accordion plated chiffon, stocked and
belted with rose satin ribbon and dla-
monds.
pay furnished the music for twelve
figures daintily. The program was on
~.
Eyeline, the little daughter of the
hostess, In carnation red crepon, col
| laretted with Ninon lace, and Jamen.
! the little son. CT Mrs. Couchman, In a
] ord Fauntleroy suit of velvet and
embroidered frills. Refreshments were
served during the figures in the din
| ing room, which was prettily set and
/ decorated.
The guests were: Misses Louise How
( ard Bessie Holloway, Jessie Rodgers,
| Annie REYNOLDS, Julia Fisher. Hor-
/ tense Craig. Alice Hunter, Rebecca Glib.
| son. Ruth McCarroll, Marie Wolf, Maud
| IIndsley: Messrs. Howard Covey. Frank
| wolfe. Langdon Harris. Ed Martin, I'D
| Gahngan, James Cole. Oscar Lewis, Ed
Collier, Lewis Price. Vines Tucker
oscar Stanage, II. S. McCarroll, VIM
Moody, Douglas Hawley, John spell
man and Robert Searey.
The figures were led by MT. I'D mar
Tin and Miss Howard
Mrs. Edward o. stewart has card;
out for hearts for the afternoon OF st
Valentines Day.
Miss BERTHE Brown of Forney Is Wis
fling her sister, Mrs. Mollle Brown.
Miss TilHe clemens left yesterda,
FOR 81. Joseph, Mo. to visit her pa
rents, after which she goes TO New
York. 49, ,,.,,.,
i
Med Mr.. II. w. Peake to Fort Wortl
to his home yesterday TO spend sun
day with their son, Herbert Field.
The matinee progressive eucher sol
rec OF Mrs. John S Armstrong on FIJI
dav added another charming .cnrd anal
10 mo rosary. and is spoken OF a
reaching the very acme OF taste AM
delight. Her elegant home on Ros
avenue and Pearl street Was IN VERT
able fete attire--the reception suite he
ing darkened and ilufnlned by IN
the rooms. ali OF which were capped b,
dainty shades de Flore-
Sporting amidst the bits OF art SILK
en- and point hangings OF the suite
were clusters OF long stemmed rose
and carnations and azalia blooms, Will
Isiicnte s,rings Of smilax festconed tn
easoiiers and poriieres. The hostes
received her guests IN handsom
gown OF black MORE sntiduawith blRc
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). n. r,spA,.l
Returns to no~ic aud WIN continua
the Practice OF Law.

Bowie, Tex, Feb. i0--J. Napoleon
Tindnll, who wns brought back from
Dewitt nty. this state, under
ohargoa embczzlement and forgery
said to have been committed some
eight or nine years ago In Montague
county. was carried TO Montague for
trial nt the present sitting OF tre court.
The case was continued un,il tho nexr
term OF court. Tlndall giving the nee
essary bond for his appearance Mt that
time. In speaking OF the charges
against him Mr.. Tindail said; " ex-
poet at the next term OF court to stand
trial and to be fully exonerated Of all
charges now pending against mo-"
When arrested Mr.. Tindall was prac-
ticinE law I'm tho city OF Yonkum. DO.
witt county. this state, having served
as deputy county attorney Of said coun-
~ tho past year. Now that Ito IN hacic
again at Bowie his old home, he VIM
take up his profession aud engage In
tha practice OF law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

pockdale. Tex, Feb. iO.-The follow
~ ,o,,er was addressed to the senator
,.s an, ,.onresentatiyes from Milan county
i. ,he Legislature from this place;
"a ..,- ,ns present disturbed condition
of public financial affairs ana ,ne u. ss 40
isvA , y. mat the time Is opportune
not tn,hS adieal changes in our coilee-
t TO-, en and assignment laws ana w
, 1y request that you 90 -o, NH,
Won can toward having nss's rsv,y5 10
practically as tney a."
the supyr les signed by every business
rms " ,ay.n Who could be seen ex,
nan mn a M who Who Is 2opulist ana ~anieO
time To consider -------- ----'--A',--'---- n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Denton. Tex. Feb. io.--Mra. Abbis
Fitzgerald, an aged lady living In
South Denton. while sweopins before
an open fireplace yesterday. was Sc
verely burned by her dress catching ou
FIRE. Hor outer garments wero burned
entirely of. and rhe sustained serious
and extensive Injuries.
Soyon trainps were yesterds y cap
turcd ut Pilot Point apd brought to this
Denton jail. They WI be put to work
on the county chain gang. now work.
ing on the Grapevine road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Claude. IKE. Fob. io.--Mr. Edgar
Avsritte of this city. who was en- routs
from Mckinney. Tex, with car q
stock cattle. was caught in tho cold
snap. The train ne was on stuck In q
snow drift seven miles south OF clnren-
don and remained there about thirty
six hours. during which time fifteen 81
hin cattle froze TO do-th.
He arrived In Claude With tho ~
mainder OF them yestordny evening -
pretty good shape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Dallas, Tex. Feb. io.-The Church OF
uumanitarianism win hold worship the
first Sunday in March. The subject OF
discourse viii be Tho Holy Ghost In
the Church OF Science Compared with
the Holy Ghost In the Church OF Nercl-
ence." Dir. David Mackay, who IN get
ting up this church. desires full attend
ance, as among other important bugi-
ness the following permanent commit
tees, he aays. will be appointed. Anti
flesl-eating, anti-cruelty TO animals,
anti-bird shooting. ant-viviscctlon.
characterization, and othors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

whitesboro. Tex,, Feb. io.--Isoy. J. NJ
Morton. state evangelist of the Chris
tlan church, moved his family to Tioga-
where he has some property interest.
Mrs. NJ. c. McAfee. late OF Washing
ton City. IS visiting the family of Row
q. Lyle Smith.
DR.. W. II. Trollinger. ono OF our
prominent citizens, continues danger
ously III at his home.
w II. Daugherty returned yesterday
from business trip TO Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Denton, Tex. Feb. io.--commisslon-
crs court meets tomorrow. and tho ao-
tlon that may be taken by that body
regarding the courthouse is awaited
with great deal of interest, Tho build
ing is evidently unsafe, and the county
officers arc fearful or retaining their
headquarters there during tho coming
district court. which oonvones soon.
The county clerk has advertised. for
all parties having deeds Mt his Office
20 call md get them, ma he considers II
unsafe TO lot thcm longer remain.
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STATE SOCIETY.


r. Z. Martin returned from Haascn
Saturday.
Mrs. G. y. Maurice and children.
LETT for Fort Worth Thursday TO Join
her husband.
u. y Carter, of Waco, was in the
city this week.
the sick list. is now on his feet.
J. g. Woodbridge. of Gainesville, spent
several days In the city this week.
Lttte Mary. infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. ID. Wall. died Sunday
morning. Fe.. ~
Mr.. still of Bowie, passed through
Seymour Friday morning.
c. y. Rupe left Cor Dallas Saturday
morning where he will make his future
home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Our town and vicinity have suffered
from a mild influenza, amounting IN 4
few Instances TO pneumonia. There
have been no dentha
Tom Fulbrlsht, who lives five miles
north OF Ranger. was skating on a
tank and tried 20 go on one foot. when
his head struck the ice with such force
~ 10 produce conclusion OF the brain
and otherwise shake him up. At this
time he Is doing well.
Everybody up here is betting on the
bear now They did bet on Tho Ga
zette stopping the brutal contest. but
Il failed.
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Hanger Notes.

Ranger. Tex, Feb. io.-Busineas stu
goes on IN Ranger. despite tho cold.
I'D Mays Is building a nice residences
near DR.. Bnyless' property.
walker Bros. from stephens county.
have bought tho new livery stable from
Scott Mays.
Last Saturday night, according 10
the wish and vote OF the pnople or Ran
ger. the eaioon was quietly closed, ana
hereafter no whisky wlll be soid inside
the school corporate limit Report says
4 man bought the fixtures and will sell
iiouor on the Eastlnnd and Ranger
road. rrliia aud a half from Ranger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Alyarado. Tex, Feb. 1o,--Mr. and Hrs.
John Garrette of Galley ara In the city
visiting relatives.
w. Il. Norman was in Italy last week.
]. II. Evans spent Sunday with rela-
tivea In Hillfboro.
Jim Pitts Of cleburno upent Sunday IN
Alvarado.
Mra. ~ r. Grooves OF cleburne Is
spendins the week here with relatives.
j. p. Reynolds Is in 81. Louia this
week.
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rsxiinc. Tex. FEB. Il. Wednesday,
morning was tho coolest Of the season.
The thermometer Registered u degrees
below zero; very cold all day; tn and
sth. pleasant; 9th. sniating snow NJ
day; Thermometer 1erEees above kezf
and xsttinx aaIAsr ~ shs eHa >-44--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Mr, c. McMsnnis was in the city
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. n. johnson Of Dallas
spent q few days at their ranch. a few
miles from this city. this week.
~ spu9lIt polIsfA uuounQ IA "a 'slIV
Putnam this week.