Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
GONE TO THE GULF.
EDITORS FROM THE TEnHiron,
PASS THROUGH FORT WORTH.
They Are Touring Texas, and wiIi
Conclude ut DaIias-iunerary
of the Trip.

Texas railroads are proverbinlly
clever to the newspaper fraternity.
and none OF them ~ further than the
Santa Ee. ON which yesterday there
iourneyed 20 the Gulf the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory Press assocla-
lions. in charge OF Passenger Agent
William Doherty.
The Oklahoma association met at
Norman, Or Wednesday,, and after
holding business session, were taken
In hand by the citizens, who gave
them drive over the city, followed by
q reception and grand bah at night IN
the opera house. At 1895 the following
members OF the association boarded
The train for the excursion; y r..
Goone, Watunga Herald; II. u. Baker,
Western Newspaper Union; WIN Y.
Little, Oklahoma Historical Society;
j. A. TlllOtsou and wife, Cherokee Ar,
Nowata. T. T.. f. II. Greer and wife.
John Golohle, state Capital. Guthrie;
q. 7. Bushield ana wife, shawnee
Chief; Ben A. Reudy Moore Courier
NJ. Il. Harter and wire, Newkirk Deaf
ocrat; Y. +, Hensey aud wife, El
Reno Democrat; NJ. j. BiNler. State
Damocrat. Norman; VIII j. Wood,
Paurs Valley Enterprises w. a. Du-
rant, Durant Eagle; Shirley Chapman,
IhllN NENfhlllt III ANtAl0 AflbbtF - VI
Niblack, IL. D. Pentecost, Guthrie
Leader. y s. Mounts. Tecumseh Lead.
er; Bert Campbell, Hennes3y Kicker;
J, T. Tignor. South Canadian Monitor;
w. II. Walker and wife. Purcell Reg
I lister. u. o. Barker and lady, Medical
| journal. Guthrie; j S. Soule and wife,
! Home. Field and Forum, Guthrie Lon
/ Whorton and wife, Perry Sentinel, Ned
! j. Milton, Marietta Star; j. l.. Isen-
berg, wife and daughter, Enid Wave;
/ r.. L. lngle and vile, Norman Tran
script; u. W. Peery. FL Reno Globe;
| w. - Younger Woodward News; C.
! A. McConn and wife, Arkansas city
/ Reporter Ewing Herbert, Newspaper
| West. lilawatha, Kan; G. n, Palmer,
| Miss Roma Aiken. Medfnrd Patriot. A
| l.. Katcs and mother ClnremJre Prog
| ress; George w, Loman. Chlokasha
/ Record; Mrs. j. W. Childress, Rush
| Springs Landmark; Leo Vincent and
/ wife, Representative, Guthrie; John
! Mariter, II. j. Hnrtenbower. Orlando
| Herald: j. p. Hlnkle and wife, Per.
! kins Journal; l.. l.. Lewis. Chandler
| News; j. V. Admire and daughter.
| Kingfrher Free Press; r., l.. and VI
S. Collins. Vlnita Leader John s.
Brooks, Enterprise, Intelligence; NJ. u.
| Rutherford aud wife, Davis Advertiser.
| 10 A. Kline, Berwyn Advertiser; u. I.
| Hamm, Pauis Valley News; A, c.
| McGrudor. saltwater sentinel; j l..
| Tucker, III Reno Headlight. While the
| Oklahomn editors We're In session at
| Norman, the Indian Territory Press
association was being formed az Pur-
cell, l. n, About forty editors were In
attendance and the following officers
| we're elected W, II. Walker, Purcell
| Register, president; A. NJ. Dawson,
! Chickaehn Express, vice-preaident; IL.
| s. Davis. WAGNER star Sayings. sec
rotary and treasurer An executive
! committee was elected composed OF the
| above three officers and Y. l.. Collins,
| Ninita Leader; X. W. Mchdams, Ard
more Chieftain. After being Loyalty on
tertained by the citizens of Purcell the
| following members OF the association
Joined the excursion party; 5. s. Case
! aud wife Purcell Register; W, H.
| Walker and wife. Purcell Register: II.
Y. Mangum. Purcell Inquirer: II. l..
Collins and wife, Vlniia LEADER Miss
| Lucy Clardy. Wagner Star Sayings:
A. l., Gates and mother. Claremore
| Progress; i. d. Tlgnor, South Cana
| dian Monitor; NJ, b. rutherford and
wife, Davis Advertiser; George w
Lawson. Chickasha Record: Mrs. !. w.
Childresg. Rush Springs Landmark:
j. A. Tillotson, Nowata Cherokee Air.
The itinerary of the association ls to
Galveston, where they arrived last
night, and where they will spend to-
day and tomorrow visiting the iottles
and In surf bathing, leaving for Dallas
Sunday morning. They will be the
guests of the citi2ens Of Dallas and the
Fair association MondRy and Monday
night when they viii Join In the
banquet given the visiting press
Tuesday at 1850 p. m. they win lenve
for Fort Worth. arriving here at $40.
when they should he taken IN hhnd bv
tn lens ana shown every attention
possible. The original plan of the ev-
curslou did no, embrace Fort Worth.
and Mr.. ID. O. Lively Of tho Stock and
Farm journal, who went up 10 meet
them - sny word for the city. saId
that the association We're little bit
disa prointed that this city did not eS-
tend them an invitation 10 stop, en-
pecially as the merchants OF that sec
tion buy a great deal 70 roods frofn
Fort '"o~'s wholesalers. They We're as
sured that Fort Worth was expecting n
visit from them and the seeming lack
OF appreciation was because OF n lack
~ knnwledge ~ their plans. Roth OF
the associations are comnosed OF renre-
sentrf'. citizens OF the two terrific.
ries and as their business relations
Wit, Texas towns are In the main
confined 70 Fort Worth n - imnor-
tart that they be nicely treated durin9.
their short rtay.