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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28
DRY GOODS.
q. aIs.1lz..;,,. < q2.n,
NO. s1s KING STREET.
woNDERoUs UNDERPR1cE EVENT.
PHENOMENAL CLOAK SALE.
NO. s1s KING STREET.
LADIES' JACKETS.

4 LADIES JACkE15.
| ladies stylish Jackets, in black, cheviots
and rough effects, malon sleeves, worth so
our price So SO.
Ladies' stylish Jackets, in heavy blach
Boucle's large Malon sleeves, worth 80, oul
price So. so.
Ladies' Nobby Jackets of black triple wales
worth SIP, our price So SO.
Ladies' Silk Caterpillar Black Boucie Jack
cts, worth $14, our price S1O.9S.
Children's Reefers worth 81, our price
S29s.
LADIES' CAPEs.
Black Cheviot Boucle Double Capes with
velvet collar, 81 inches long, worth So, cul
price So 10.
Ladies' Fine Black Jersey Double Capes
trimmed with silk braid, 80 inches long
worth $3.50, our price $4.49.
Ladies' Fine Seal Plush Capes, 81 inches
long by 10 inches sweep, trimmed with
| Thibet, worth $12, our price $40.
Ladies' Short Black Boucle Capes. trimmed
with Thibet, worth $40, our pr.ce $6.99.
Ladies' Coney Fur Capes 33 inches long
by 10 inch sweep, worth SIP, our price $9.9S
BIG SILK INDUCEMENTS.
% pieces solid color China Silks in all the
evening shades, including black, worth 35c
our price 23c.
Changeable Taffeta Silks for waists, worth
| Acc, our price 29c.
Figured Tafeta Silks, worth 59c, our prize
39c.
BLACK AND coLoRED DRESS GOODS
25 pieces all wool 36-inch fine serges in
ten shades, worth 39c, our price 25c.
Double width Changeab!e Dress Goode,
worth 19c, our price 121hc.
Double width Fancy Dress Plaids, worth
1910, our price 8Ac.
Ladies' Cloths SO inches wide, pure wool,
worth 39c. orr price Csc.
price Ice.
Broadcoths, 81 inches wide, worth 98c
on price CSC.
Fancy Eiderdowns for cloaking, worth 25c.
our price 15c.
Ali wool silk finish Henrietta, worth Soc,
our price 39c.
Figured Black Mohairs, worth 25c, our
price 1Sc.
All wool Black and Blue Fine Twill serses,
worth 39c, our price 25c.
Innings AND FINDINGS.
FIBRE RAMIE 10 CENTS
One of the best interlinings ever introduce
ed Has the merits and wear of the same
good you payg36c yard for. To introduce
to our lining trade we shall sell is for one
week at 1Sc yard.
Hair Cloth, worth 1870, our price 6a4c.
Selisias, worth 10c, our price 7a4c.
Russle Lining, worth zoe, our price 15c
Stiff Canvas, worth 15c, our price sc.
Fancy Lining worth 18c, our price 121hc
Yard.wide Hair Cloth, worth Acc, our
price25c.
Whalebones &c.
Velvet Binding &c.
Hump Hooks and Eyes2c.
Caseings lie.
Best Spool Silk 4c
John Clark's Cotton &c.
HOUsEKEEPERs' DRY GOODS.
1000 yards Potter's best quality ga Table
Oilcloths, slightly imperfect, worth 25c, al
1919 yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28

POLICE CoURT.-Mayor Thompson pre-.
siiing.-The following cases were dis
posed of this morning:
Archie Hullet, arrested by Officer
Wilkinson and Jones, charged with an
assault, was dismissed, the charge hay
ing been withdrawn.
I Arthur Brown, colored, arrested by
/ Office s Proctor and Davis, charged
with disorderly conduct, forfeited So
collateral.
Moses Rowe, colored, arrested by
Officers Davis and Proctor, charged
with sssaulting his wife and mother-in-
law, was fned So
A man, arrested by Officer Lyles,
thlrged with disorderly conduct, had
his case continued.
Three white and two colored tramps,
charged with stealing clothing, Were
sent to the chain gang for ninety days
under the vagrant act.
A white tramp, arrested by Officer
Wilkinson for begging on the street,
WAS sent to the chain gang for thirty
days.
A fireman, arrested by Officer Young,
charged with abusive language, was
fined 50.
A white boy, charged with cruelty to
an OK, was fined 81
VIM. Dudley, colored, charged with
an assault on Isaac Hackley, was fined
So.
Several colored persons charged with
keeping unlicensed dogs, were fined 81
each.
Night Report.-Last night was cloudy
and mild until IL o'clock, when it
became clear. Seven prisoners and two
dodgers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28
INDIA GOODS.
Black Dress Goods

Were never so fashionable nor so beautiful as
the7 are this season. Almost every new
we've shown in colors hiss its counterpart
here in black. Besides all the new smoother
effects We are 81 owing scores of new wesves
in the popular Rough Effects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28

WEATHER PRoBABLITIEs.-Fo this
section fair II nuch colder; the tempera-
tune is now above go degrees and will ftil IL
about 35 degrees by Tuesday morning north
westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28
Ladies' and Children's
CLOAKS

in the last two weeks. We do not
speak egotistically, but we assure you
you have never had the opportunity Of
examining larger or more complete
assortment. We will speak of them in
detail, little later. However, in The
meantime, we invite your attention and
inspection. You will find the high
class novelties also the cheaper lines.
Come down to see US MONDAY.
You wont regret it. We will make it
interesting as we'll as profitable to you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28

Mr.. r. H. Atkinson has almost fn-
ished making the new wheels for the
Hydraulion fire engine. The wheels
are very substantial and the four
Weigh 1900 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

sun rises tomorrow at 6:47 and sets
5:13 High water 4:25 a. m. and
4.25 pm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

A pretty Southslde maid. having be-
come impregnuted with the Trilby fe-
yer. has, In her minds eye" a tea
dedicated to that localized heroine, The
only thing that's troubling her pretty
head Is. where is she TO get those Trll-
by feet. There are lots OF Triiby ng-
ures. but wherel oh. where. are the
Trilby feet and n they should be
found. viii they come forth In all the
beauty and perfection Of their print
tiveness for the benefit OF an art hum
cry public. Now Little Blllee don't
bother her. for she has got him spotted.
Nor Svengali for his counterpart doth
live right here in wild and wooley"
Texas So she thinks, Nor is she
troubling herself about the two happy
healthy. hungry Brlttishers, for they
are not hard to find. even in these
parts sweet Alice Ben Bolt" and
Chopln's impromptu IN a fiat are to
be given in all their Trilbylngs. hyp-
notlsms, etc, at the Monday musicale.
so the feet are the only thing that Will
remain OF Trilbyism. and she is in
dispair. II those feet are here, VIII
they please step forth ana save a
sweet maid from this Altogether lun-
acy.
Thursday night in which the newly
elected house committee made It's bow,
was one of the smartest affairs ever
held I'm that handsome clubhouse. II
was thoroughly fin de steele In every
detail. and the COMMITTEES showed
themselves thoroughly au fat In Its
conduction. The decorations were choice
In variety aud chaste in arrangement;
Gala lilies and American beauty roses
predominnting. The grand entrance
and stairway were sot with palms and
blooming azaieRs. that made them YER
liable paths OF bloom and fragrance.
In the reception suite, where the vice
president and the house committee ex-
tended tho welcome OF the club with
a grace that did that body proud, Gala
lilies reared their stately blooms In pro-
fusion. with strings Of smilax and
fringes Of fern fronds,
The large reading room and library
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

Mr. d. White of Fort Worth Is in
our town. He has been quite sick ever
since he arrived.
Mr.. MOwery and Mrs. Johnson were
united In the holy bonds OF matrlmony
last Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Cochran of Galveston Is
visiting Mrs. Jessie Cleveland Of our
town.
Mr.. David Levy is very low with
pneumonia. There is come hopes of
his recovery.
Miss Ida Bowman is spending a few
weeks with her friends, the Misses
Lockett.
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor will deliver
one of his delightful and improving
lectures in the university chapel next
Tuesday evening.
The Swedish quartet gave con-
cert In the opera house last Tuesday
evening, The house was full and the
music fine.
The Clio society will give their annual
entertainment next Monday evening.
All look forward TO It with great pleas
ure. as 1t Is always quite a treat.
The music department OF the S. w.
w. Will give a concert in the chapel
next Saturday evening.
The j.. A. d. Club met last Thursday
afternoon and the program was very
anu hfiAtllGlttl " hll lItstllls
The l.. c. C.s met Wednesday after
noon at Miss Laura Mobiles home. The
time was spent clecting officers. after
which they partook OF delicious sup
per prepared by Its worthy members.
The reception given at Mr.. John Sny-
der's last Thursday evening was a per-
feet success. In spite OF the snow and
disagreeable weather, all were there.
and reported most delightful evening
The young men Will show their appre-
citation by escorting the l.. c. G, girls
to a banquet which they will have per-
pared for them next Tuesday evening.
Miss olivia lie Luner is spending Il
few weeks in Cameron with her cousin.
Miss Robinson.
Mr.. Whittenberg OF our town is quite
sick, His many friends wish him an
early recovery.
Mrs r. Hughes and Mrs. Judge
Hughes spent a few days in Austin
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

Mrs. Ida Griffin returned to her home
in Mount Pleasant last week after a
visit to Mrs Louis Nireth.
Miss Pearl Green of Black Jack
Grove visited Miss Susie Ashcroft last
week.
Mrs. Laura Cheney and Mrs. Lula
Gibson returned to their home in Pitts
burg Thursday. They have been the
guests OF Mrs. w. NJ. Prince.
Thursday night Mrs. Tom Kirkpat-
rick gave an enjoyable dance at her
new home on COnnally street
Tuesday night an interesting game OF
duplicate whist was played at the home
OF Mrs. w. NJ. Prince on Doris street.
The entertainment was given in honor
OF Mrs. Princes two guests, Mrs.
Laura Cheney and Mrs. Lula Gibson,
of Pittsburg.
Mrs John Russell is visiting her
parents in Black Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Phillips have Is
sued cards announcing the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Pearl Phillips, TO
Mr., w. II. O'Neil, on Wednesday night,
February 81. at the Baptist church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

.eturned nam the north. Mrs sher-
"oous health has greatly improved
,r, ~ excellent program was presented
.nursday night at the meeting Of the
a'nenaeum society. Miss Louise Stoner
s s.n Two rccltations--'"rhe Spinning
neel and How Mr.. Brown Had His
aair Nut The music by Miss Pyle.
assisted by Miss Wolcott, pianist. and
MISS Ruth Frcar with the violin, was
excellent and was much appreciated
~ the audience. Rev. Or. krum gave
an entertaining and scholarly address
upon The Evolution OF the Novel, .
"a. me next meeting an address upon
sne SUBJECT Our Century" will be given
by II. $. Stewart.
Inc Married Ladies' Whist club has a
new and happy feature this season in
ehe open meetings, which were ar
ranged TO occur after every fourth af-
terhoon entertainment. Thursday even
Ms, at the handsome home of Mr. and
MIS- John Simpson, Miss Rannie
SSteaVes, assisted by Miss Sarah and
nrs' simpson, was hostess at one OF
these enjoyable affairs. A pretty device
LOT obtaining partners was that each
guest received bouquet of cut flow
ets ued with long loops OF pink and
white ribbon. on which were attached
me numbers OF table and couple. AT
the end of the contest dainty refresh
ments Were served. The event reflects
credit on the fair hostess and her able
assistants. Those present were Messrs,
anu Mesdames Lewis Lindsay. II. b.
fletcher. John Fletcher. Frank VIII
naihs Z. +. Comegys, Vol Peers, Mrs,
ria Means, Misses May Cunningham.
patience O'Hara, Lena Comegys,
Messrs. Nate Edwards. John Cleaves
Louie Modeall entertained her Friends
FRIDAY night at her home on souln
Denton street.
connected with st. Pauls church. will
give violet soclable on Tuesday even
ing, February 26, at the home OF MIR.
FRANK X. Sherwood, on North Dixon
street, TO celebrate the first annivers-
airy OF their organization. Reports of
.de objects and work Of the society will
be furnished and u general good time
will be had
The pupils of the high school gave
a.! an interesting program Friday night at
the auditorium for the purpose of Great
ing FUND with which to purchase
DOCKS for the high school library. Those
people who are continually making
war on our public schools should have
been at the auditorium Friday night.
Inc large room was crowded to its ut
most 10 witness the presentation OF
The Princess" by the high school
The Lyceum Theater company gave
another very creditable performance
last night to a good audience. "a Mid
night Call' was the play. and as 1t was
new Ia the people II was appreciated.
The reception rendered Friday night
by General and Lady Washington to
their many friends was Il splendid af-
fair. quite neat sum was realized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

will rejoice 10 learn OF her recovery
from most serious Illness, contracted
From a cold
Miss Wiilic Anderson OF Nashville.
Mullin. ~
On Washington birthday mite social
FOR the benefit OF the Preabyferian
ssnureh was held at che residence OF
Mr.. h. $. Van Tuyl. There was a large
attendance and all seemed well pleased
with the program. The violin solos nv
MISS Bessie Jennings were. "a usual a
delight to all listeners, and Miss cora
Lee Jennings played her sisters ac-
compartments. and her own dlflcult
plano solos with an ease and grace or
manner that professional might wen
envy The recitations were as we'll
rendered. Miss Jessie Miller almost
made the. audience see paul Revere'
on his lonely midnight errand which
accomplished so much for his country,
Mrs. 5. N. Sherwln, with the true Irish
accent, bewailed the Lost Heir" tin
all faces were wreathed in smiles
which ended in laughter az the cllmax
Roger and T. was so touchingly re-
cited by Mrs, T. III. Roe that many felt
,teary round the lashes" Mrs Vnn
Tuyfs song. with Mrs. Sherwin's ac-
compartment was a great success. and
the audience all enjoyed the plano solo
by Miss Ida Glover. Miss Brooke
Burns, with Mr.. Allen Payne as oc-
companist, gave two beautiful mando-
lin solos, showing that she was per-
fectly at home with her charming little
instrument, The library game. with
Mrs, Sherwln as librarian. was very
amusing. Mrs. Roe guessed correctly
the greatest number OF authors and re-
ceived prize, Reverles OF n Bachelor.
Mr.. w. u. Crockett. In behalf OF Mrs,
Hoe. made speech OF thanks. which
was received with much laughter and
applause The evening ended, as II be-
gan, with music. and the Colorado peo-
pie felt justly proud of their local en-
tertainment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
Chas. w. Carlson of San Antonio and
Miss Mary Alley OF this city, on March
6. at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, at o'clock p. m.
Charlie Leete spent sunday in Mar
shall.
Miss Sophie Eldridge has returned
from n visit TO Little Rock.
Miss Willie Rowell has returned from
a visit in Texarkana.
Mrs. S. H. McCulloch visited in Mar
shall last week.
Mrs. George Freeman has returned
home from a visit to Shreveport. La.
Mr.. McCullOch of Yellow Springs, o..
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL. Nc
Culloch OF this city.
A. r. Upstate was In the city last
week. His many friends were glad to
see him.
Miss Esther Rosenthal OF Tyler is
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Rosenneld
OF our city.
Mr. John Darnell and family for
merly of Dallas, have moved TO Jefrer-
son. We welcome them to our city.
Miss Lucy Vinson visited In Wood
lawn Sunday.
Mr.. John Muller OF New Mexico was
in the city last week.
James Darden, Neb Marney and VIII
Bede of Marshall were in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. b. A. Ludgate. formerly with the
Lone star Iron comany. was In the
city Sunday.
MIR, ]. c. Henderson and Mr.. b. I.
Duncan of Linden were in the city last
week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

cherries In the frozen Charlotte Russo
and champagne punch OF I'VE oiden
ums was enjoyed, with cherry tree
stories up to date. The house marty.
including Miss Smith. Mrs. McGavoct,
MISS Gnodwyn. Mrs. Jcff House, Mrs.
Bruce Morgan. wore the colonial dress.
careiuiy and effectively carried out,
hair. "''' fV"ueiOu
Mrs, George II. Piowman introduced
vharming innovation In the card
whirl on Wnshingtons birthday by en-
pertaining some forty of her lady
friends at a morning progressive
suehre party accompanied by
de1euner n la fourchctte The entire
reception suite was thrown open and
set for the game, the dainty rooms
being touched up with sweet-scented
blossoms and strings OF smilax, The
score cards exquistely souvenircd the
event, being hand painted water color
board In palette shape. showing many
pretty studies by the hostess' clever
pfuHh, that made each lady feel hand-
somely priced without the royal favor.
The game, however, was warmly con-
tested and came TO finish I'm a verita.
Die melee. The first priae. n porcelain
ue chine conserve dish In royal blue
and gold onamel. was captured by Mrs.
Russell Myrlck, The ladies' second
prize, farthenia WISE in boliQuc, was
Won In u cut by Mrs.. I. v. Boardman.
The third, bislue figure bhutonniere
holder, by Mrs Hiram Rodgers. and the
consolation. hand painted frame. was
awarded TO Mrs. John Hardie. The
luneh was hot appetizlng and very
uNlntily served. and, It goes without
saying, was much enjoyed after the
aeise. In the social aftermath Miss
deneVleve Eagon and Miss johnson
contributed to the pleasure with music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

Miss Kate Perry. who has been visit
ing Miss Irvine, has returned to
Quanah.
Miss Anna Chreitzberg is in Dallas.
the guest OF Miss Ouida Ragsdale.
DR.. Morgan Galloway of the state
university visited friends in this city
Thursday.
Misses Ida Bowman and Kate Lock-
EFT have returned from n visit to Aus
tin.
Miss Olivia LeSeur Is In Cameron. the
guest of Miss Robinson.
Mrs. II. =. Hughes and Mrs. John
Hughes spent Monday in the Capital
city.
The most pleasant affair of the sea-
son was the L. e. c. reception given at
the residence of Mrs. ]. w, snyder
The parlors We're tastefully decorated
with the club colors. and the dainty
edibles were prepared by the fair hands
OF the members. Those present We're;
Misses Mobiles, Henderson. Hayes, Pearl
and Corinne Dever, Snyder. LeSeur.
Fisher, Thornton, Rucker, Baskins.
Robinson, DR.. Stands and Messrs.
Steele. Snyder, Clamp. Irvine, Wilcox.
Stillman. Dimmitt. Chreltzberg. VIII
lIams. Pettus and Walker.
The +. A. ID. met with the Misses
palm Thursday afternoon and spent
an unusually pleasant evening.
on Thursday evening banquets were
given the young gentlemen OF the fra
ternlties by the Misses Howren. Miss
cloe Taliaferro. and Mrs. Montgomery,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

r. r. MoKeehan is spending a few
days in Fort Worth this week.
Mrs. II. IL. Fancher has been quite
Ill for several days, but Ia improving,
MIR. NJ. Davis, one OF our prominent
stockmen. returned from Sherman
Inursday
w. b. Anthony OF Haskell passed
through the city Wednesday en- route
to the Indian Territory.
Mr.. Arch Anderson Of Wichita Falls
is In town this week ON business.
Miss Lille Rike passed through here
wednesday, on her return TO school at
Sherman.
j. II. Howell, postmaster at Benja-
min, is in the city this week. visiting
i.'s many friends.
Mrs, Rogers OF Dallas passed through
here this morning, on her way to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Campbell Goree.
Mr.. j. j. Mullens aud niece. Miss Lou
Bridges, passed through the city
Wednesday en- route to FlOydadn.
Mrs, Higgins and Mrs Ransom have
returned home from Graham where
they have been visiting Mrs Ida
<.uams.
Miss Allie Fore OF Benjamin returned
to her home today. after visit OF sew
eral weeks at Dlmmit.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell OF Guthrie
spent several days In the city this week
Rev. Reisdorff and Hugo Herchen-
bnch have just returned from Knox
county, where they located town
which they called Rhelnland, where
they will Immediately settle colony
OF 1850 German families.
Miss Sadie Ray has been quite sick,
but Is about recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

stieet. Progressive euchre and dane
ing were the amusements for the even
ing: Refreshments were served.
Misses Kathleen and Maud TAYLOR OF
b. Feads.
Misses Ida, May and Maggie Wilson
are IN Atlanta. where they went 10 at-
tend the marriage of their cousin, Miss
Emma Jones, to Mr.. Sheels OF that
place.
MlsS Ruby Hall was up from Scotts-
Vile one day this week
Mrs NJ c. A. Walker of Shreveport
Is visiting Mrs. b. w. McEachern.
Miss Mary Jane Curtis of Forncy Is
whiting Mrs. S. X. Perry.
l;evs. John Holland and ]. I. Smith
spent several days this week In Dallas
attending MoOdy's meetings.
Mrs. A. S. Cochran has returned to
Mineola.
Mrs. j. p. Morrison is In jefferson
visiting Mrs. w. X. Henderson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Brown OF Paris Is in the
city on a visit to her sister. Mrs. j. b.
Davidge, who is quite Ill.
AT the Jewish synagogue Sunday
evening. Miss Rey Grossman 10 Mr..
Alex Kahn. This Is the last OF six
daughters of Mr.. j. Grossmau. EN-
tensive preparations are being made
and no doubt grand time will be had.
Mrs. G. A. Jennings is quite sick.
Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson is in Longview
visiting her brother. 4. NJ. Horton, who
is sick.
Artle Schoheld is back from Pough-
keepsie, N Y, graduate Of the bust
ness college there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

Mrs. p. A. Hazard gave a 6 o'clock
dinner last Monday. Those present
were: Messrs. Seede from Lubbock and
Tryra Hardy. Misses F. Rlordan and
Lou Hazard.
Misses Parker OF Sweetwater are Wis
fling Mrs. George Gray.
Mr.. d. q, Galbreath, manager of the
Llano ranch, who left here in Decem-
Der and was married at Meridian.
Miss. 10 Miss Mamie Lockwood. re-
turned here with his lofely bride last
Wednesday night. where he intends
making his future home.
Miss Brooke Burns has Just re-
turned from visit 70 Fort Worth.
The following teachers left here today
for Liidland 10 attend the teachers In
stitute Misses Smith, Anderson.
osHafa and Fox. Mrs. Iargent. Prof.
and Mrs. Marshall and Prof C. s.
Mrs. w. B. Newton and daughter
have returned from a visit to Honey
Grove.
err In honor OF Miss Florence Wulfjin
was well attended.
Mr. l.. ] Parker OF Sweetwater, Tex.
and Miss Emma Dale OF this place were
married on the Goth instant
Tho friends OF Mrs. John L. Doss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-25

vls Leila Keener of Kilgore is visit
\. friends here.
h. W. IS. Mayneld is visiting in
|hnhall this week.
|fabtaln and Mrs. w. s. Bruner have
|..rned from Palestine.
Ms Ella Drumgale of Terrell is Wis
Itg here.
hing.
/ IN Emma Lawrence has returned
tvn Marshall.
/ NJ Eugenia Scott OF Shreveport,
d. has been the guest of Miss May
amer,
| M and Mrs. Kelley of Big Sandy
a,ei here this week.
| E, Clemons visited Marshall Mon
| III. R. W. Wynn of Kllgore is visit
her daughter, Mrs, II. b. Hamil-
Ns Morgan OF Dallas, after visit
,rsnds here, left Tuesday for Lou
nm
IA 0, Kennard visited Henderson this
sk
ys + L. whaley returned Tuesday
y Palestine
Ea Daisy Purnell of Louisiana has
timed home.
us Nettie Phelps. after a pleasant
II to relatives here, returned to her
x in Wlnona.