Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-14
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS. FRIDAY JUNE a.

Homan spoke at the opera house to-
night in the interest of prohibition.
Sanger. June BE. l.. Howard and
Miss Nina O'Bryne were married last
night at the NJ. Il. church. Rev. b. II,
| Gay officiating. MIR. Howard is a very
! popular young man and Miss O'Bryne
| Is u very accomplished young lady. and
| is at present our postmistress. After
| the ceremony the guests were invited
| by Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Brockman TO
their residence to partake OF Ice cream
and cake.
Bolton. June IA laborer named
| Hogg working on the new opera house
| fell from the second story yesterday,
| breaking one arm and receiving other
| serious injuries. Mrs. Rachel John"
| son, aged 20, died yesterday. She was
one of the first settlers OF Bell county.
Georgetown, June ia very pretty
wedding took took place today at the
Methodist church at high noon. The
contracting parties were Miss Hattie
Callahan OF this city and Mr.. John NJ.
burst Of Austin.
Panhandle. June 13.-The new hotel,
j. X. Callahan proprietor, has been
completed and put in operation. Other
building improvements have been
made -. Thirty-five thousand head of
cattle have been shipped from Pam
handle since May /. More rain has
fallen here this spring than usual and
the lakes are full OF water and grass
is fine. Tho ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave an ice cream
festival which was a financial success.
Brownwood, June lS.-The grand
jury adjourned after finding 1888 indlct-
ments, "a fel0nles, 100 mlsdemeanors, 50
Of which were local option CASES..
Brownwood lodge No. 27g. A. f. & A.
NJ, elected the following officers for
the next year: W. w. Sammon. w.
NJ; I. c. Ylntis. s. w; j. h. Looney,
j. w; W. II. Dudley treasurer; j.
l.. Burleson, secretary, and II. X.
Willis. tier
Eyant June 13.-Afr. and Mrs. War
rem. whose home Is In middle Tonnes
see, are visiting their children, X. w.
aud G. b. Warren Of Evant, and j.
W. Warren Of Hamilton. Mrs. and
Miss Enid Hulburt OF Waco are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Altman of Evant...
Miss Ola Culpepper and Miss Alice
Weilmaker, who have been attending
Baylor college for the last year, ar
rived home on the Sth inst..... Prof, |
Hicks, the druggist at Eyant, went to !
Brentwood on the 25th ult., and re- |
turned Saturday, the It'll. with one of |
Brown county's fair ladies.
Pottsboro, June lS-Yesterday even
Ing between and o'clock a terrific
wind and hail storm passed through
the Martin Springs neighborhood, lay
Ing houses, barns, fences and trees
TO the ground. The storm started ON
the south blum Of Red River, travelling
In a southwark direction four miles,
The path was three and a half miles
wide and all vegetation Is utterly de-
strJycd. Your correspondent visited
part Of the country this morning and
counted five houses and barns that
postoilice at Martin Springs was blown
from the foundation, and u house lust
west of that was completely de-
molished. The north porch OF Mrs
Thomas handsome residence was
blown away and the roof of the main
building torn in holes by the hail Cot
ton, oats and corn are all gone. moth
ing being left in the cotton fields to
tell what had once been a flattering
oats are beat into the
ground and the blades Of corn are ali
on nothing standing in the fields but
stubs. Not person was hurt save a
few slight injuries by the hail.