The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-28
A MEDLEY OF GOOD THINGS.
"a Wrighte," Treats oar Readers te a
Pot Pourri of Local Happenings.

reporter to work with this week
What secrets of age and occupation
would come to light with a little
pumping. And, by the way, what
an agreeable occupation is that OF
census taking. A half hour with
a pretty girl here and there must
serve to make things pleasant for
him, 1t is pity that Bill Dean
should have been chosen for this
task, which by right belongs to an
unmarried man, There will be
some change in the reports for this
week which it is hoped will not be
overlooked. Miss Zona Mullins,
UNMARRIED must be erased aud in
place of this entry should appear
Mrs. ]. H. ONeil-sly Mr. ONeil,
He kept the matter very quiet, and
as punishment should be well
charivareed upon his return with
his charming gentle bride
Marriages and rumors OF mar
riages, are growing as frequent as
they were in June. Invitations for
the wedding of Miss Cora Chambers
recently the guest of Mrs. White
sides have been received She weds
a gentleman of wealth and social
position in Eagle Pass, Texas. Mr.
Clare, Otis Ostrow and the congrat-
ulations of a host of friends will
greet the beautiful bride.
The popular play, "In Old Ken
lucky at the opera house Wednes-
day night brought out many pros
pective brides, May the profit by
the experiences of the Colonel
and his sweetheart.
Some charming ladies are getting
Iup an unique entertainment for
next Friday night to be given |
think at Mrs. II. 9. Bruces resi-
dence. The "list" is an extensive
one and should judge from the
number Of names checked that the
''four hundred" will be out for the
occasion. In connection with this
list l heard a joke on a pretty
East side girl, She had an engage
meut with a popular young gentle
man, and mentioning the fact to a
mutual friend, could not recall the
name of the p, y,g. why" sale
she, che is one Of my good friends
what Is his name2' She is still
trying to recollect it. Some Of the
boys were telling about a Texar
kama & Fort Smith "drill' which
occurred one night last week. The
passenger train had been delayed
by a log train wreck about five
miles from town, Among The
tourists aboard were E, f. Kane
W, II, Haywood aud Pete Fontalne
They got of and drilled the five
miles, accompanied by a drummer,
all determined to get to town II
time for supper, The gait was
fast, and the crowd was tired on
arriving 1t made them more tirec
to hear the whistle of the passen
ger train which got in five minutes
after they did Pete said he was
"stilr enongh to break next day
A country excursion is talked OF
for next Saturday 1t is to be called
a pecan hunt" and understand
will be under the ehaperonage OF
our popular Mrs Paul Jones
The coming Halloween week vii
be full of social excitement Tive
theatrical companies will enliyer
things "The New Boy Is a good
play aud the company one deserv
ing of their popularity A swell al
| fair at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo W. Tay
lor's In honor Of their daughters
guest Miss Burke, Of Owensboro,
KY, will be the attraction for
Thursday night Friday night, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Il, G,
Bruce, will be given the unique en-
tcrtanment, MADAME Jollys Wax.
work, In which a great many otour
young people will take a part.
The marriage Of our well liked Dr.
win Read to Miss williams, Of IT,
Worth, Is another pleasant chapter
In the matrimonial record This af-
fair was not surprise TO the
friends Of the couple, as 1t has been
an expected event May they en-
Joy the happiness Of which they are
so worthy
II | tell you that ! saw win
Brownlee, win Booth, orland Hol'
nday aud Willis Whitaker at the
play Wednesday night, can you
"Gay Sue were with them2
The Friday night german was as
usual successful aud pleasant az
Harmony Hall, ehaperonec by Mrs,
Paul Jones and Mrs, Ed Willis
From behind my night glasses !
could sec the usual crowd Of we'll