Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
in AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

ney for the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance company. returned last
night to Kansas City, after some time
| spent In Texas.
County Judge Daniels of Hall county
! spent Sunday in the city.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Fun assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements, No. 3lt West Weather
:ord.
W. II. Murdoch OF Dallas spent Sum
day with his brother. Charles II. Muir
dock of the Worth.
W. c. Pfaenie left last night for Las
Vegas. N. NJ. on n business trip.
Mr. NJ l.. Chambers, the entcrprlsing
real estate man. has moved his ONCE
from No. 700 to No. III Main street.
Yesterday being a legal holiday there
was very i;tle business transacted in
| the courts.
Penltentlary Agent Mcdonald OF
| Rusk, conveyed eleven prisoners to the
| state penltcntiary at that place yes
| terday evening from the Tarrant
| county Jail. Six Of these come from
nallns and three from Graham. The
| remaining two were sentenced from
| Tarrant county. None OF the prisoners
had a sentence for over five years.
| II you want your laundry work done
/ ilrst-clnss you can get It by 'phoning
the
NArAToRruM STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Ladies' Foreign Mission SO.
/ gtatts aft NIn1ltts MaFpnVtuI 10th
| odist church will give II tea at the
I church parlors tonight; all invited; free
will Offering at the door and refresh
ments free.
soiled clothing cleaned or dyed at
CASTOR Bros, 1904 Main street
At Grnmmer's drug store. ION the
square" your prescription VIII be filled
| promptly and accurately there. Your
patronage solicited,
Mrs. l.. II. McCabe and Miss Minnie
| Hughes have returned from Il four
| weeks visit to Kansas City. st. Jo-
seph and Trenton, Mo-
Judge Duncan @. Smith md H. H.
! Decker, prominent attorneys OF qua
nah. spent sunday In the city.
Colonel r. n Hunter OF Thurber
came In yesterday.
Yesterday was Texas Independence
| Day All OF the city public schools
and the banks We're closed for a holi-
day.
Electric wiring for bells and lights
Get estimate. Lomax Electric Co.,
Seventh and Houston.
X. II. Guthrie left last night for Des
Moines, Iowa.
Miss Eva Distin, who has been visit
ing Mrs. George Dashwood, returned
last evening to her home at Quincy.
Ill.
n, NJ. Smith left yesterday for Chi
cago.
Electric repairing; all kinds. Guar
antced work.. Lomnx Electric Co..
Seventh and Houston.
Colonel ]. A. Wilson has gone to
San Antonio on business.
"some folks" said Uncle Eben, "gits
de reputation oh boin' great leaders.
when, ez n matter err fack dey Ia les
helm showed forward frum behln'."-
Washington Star,
Or. II. w Fisk removed to rooms I
and Dundee building. corner Seventh
and Houston, over Butts Bros.
Hloks-"By jovcl I'm In hard luckr'
| Wicks-'How SOY
Hicks-"whv. her.'s n money order
rye Just got for $50. and the only man
In town that can Identity me to the
money-order clerk IL one that I owe
$50 to"-Somerv.ile Journel.
maud Ethel. / am getting awfully
tired OF waiting up till after midnight
Tor That young man 10 leave"
Yes, papa: and | think no Is getting
tired OF waiting TIL you are asleep be-
fore he bids me goodbye In the hail.
For the best Photograph 10 to ]. II.
Daniels gallery, $40 Houston street,
All his work is guaranteed.
Poker. chips are peculiar. When n
man only has white ones he feels blue:
but when he has blue ones he paints
things red.-'roledo Blade.
Old Gentleman Ito boy on twelfth
hirthday)--"i hope you will improve In
wisdom. knowledge and virtue"
Soy politely returning compliment.
totally unconscious OF scarcnam)-''Thc
same to you, sir."-Detroit Free Press.
II. S. Snyder left for Wichita. Kas.
yesterday.
Peter u. Rea left Sunday night for
his future headquarters at San Anto-
Mo.
A simmons and !. Inkelheim were
among the recent departures from Fort
Worth to Cripple Creek.