Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-23
A RECEPTION GIVEN.
AN ENTERTAINMENT TENpEHEn
THEM Al the Residence
OF col. c. II. sILLIMAN.
The visitors Have Made IA Delight
full Trim Through Texas-wih
Return Home To-day.

The Oklahoma editors arrived here
last night from Dallas at 1850. The
party was expected on the $3.50 train in
the afternoon. but owing to a misun-
Outstanding at Dallas among the ran
road people the car was not sent IN
time and hence the delay, The party
included about 100 of the representa-
tive editors of oklahoma and indian
Territories and a number Of ladies'
were among them, Upon their arri"al
in the city they were escorted to the
Mansion hotel, where all registered Tor
the night It had been arranged II
the party had arrived early In the day
that a tour of the city should be made
and that a visit of inspection should
he made to the packing house the
wholesale houses, manufacturing
plants court house and other points OF
interest. but owing to the luteness Of
their arrival this was unfortunately
| prevented.
| Col. c. II. srliman had extended an
/ invitation to the party to VISIT nus resi-
| dence In the evening, and nccordinSly
! iuis was done about IL o'clock. n NUM-
.
/ Mt Col sllimans residence ana assist
| ed in the reception. The chaperones
/ were ID. o. Lively, >. X, Nlllhms hhH
| Frank uaS'1n OF the Granou.Y news
/ At Col. Sllliman's pleasing music
/ al program was rendered consisting of
a solo by Miss Virginia Burroughs, Il
solo Miss lrma Fosdick and perform
ances by the Melomanic Mandolin club.
Some very fine stereopticon views OF
the Worlds fair presented by Profess
sor Rose greatly enhanced the ENJOY
ment OF the occasion. The views We're
accompanied by appropriate e%planu-
lions and comments by Professor Rose.
The party remained at the Silliman
residence until quite a late hour and
then returned to their quarters at the
Mansion hotel,
The editors have been on tn elr outing
for six days, and during that time TIE
extended their trip to Galveston All
speak in the highest terms of theli
! delightful reception in Texas and OF
their great enjoyment of the trip. a
number Of the party visited the Gag ,ttc
Office and inspected the type setting
| machines.
MIR. ID. o. Lively, editor OF the Stoci
Journal. accompanied the party from
Dallas, and was very efficient in pro
noting their enjoyment Of the ttip
The party will Leave for thelr homei
this morning, over the santa Re ran
. iOhu. me DtISbllHtl - as ANlA'NSs
-. a, Tlllotson and wife, Cherokee
Mir, Nowata. l. T.: +. IL, Greer an,
wife, John Golobie. State Capita
Guthrie; c. II. Bushheld and wife
Shawnee Chief; Ben \, Reudy, Moor
Courier NJ. l.. Harter and wife. New
kirk Democrat, T. T., Hensley and wifi
FL Reno Democrat; M. L. BlNler, Stat
Democrat, Norman; Shirley Chapman
John Newland, FL Reno Globe; l.. G
Niblack, III. d. Pentecost. Guthri
Leader; N $. Mounts. Tecumseh Lead
er; Bert Campbell. Hennessoy Kicker
w. IL. Walker and wife, Purcell Reg
lister; f. o. Rarker and lady. Medica
, Journal, Guthrie; j. S, Soule and wife
Home, Field and Forum, Guthrie; Lo
Ned ]. Milton, Marietta Star; j. l
= Isenberg, wife and daughter, Eni
/ Wave; Il. r. Ingle and wife, Norma
: Transcript; ID. w. Perry, Ell Rem
Globe; W. e. Younger. Woodwar
: News; Ewing Herbert, Newspape
! West, Hiawatha, Kan; C. N. Palme
Miss Rena Aiken. Medford Patriot; =
gress; George w. Lomnn, Chickash
Record Mrs. j. W. Childress, Rus
- Springs Landmark; Leo Vincent an
lNife, Representative. Guthrie; job
Marker, H. j. Hornblower Orland
: Herald, j. P, Hinkle and wife. Perkir
:. Journal; +. L. Lewis, Chandler New
n j. " Admire and daughter, KIM
. fisher Free Press r. L. and NJ,
1 Collins Vinita Leader: NJ. b. Ruthe
|, ford and wife, Davis Advertiser; T.
: Hamm, Pnuls Valley News; a. c. NJ
: Gruder, saltwater Sentinel; S. s. Ca
r and wife, Purcell Register; T. Z. Coon
= watonga Herald; F, +. Baker, westei
Newspaper Union.
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