Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-30
LONE STAR LINES.

Kosse wants a commercial club.
Fitzhugh Lee visited Little Rock.
Cumly is to have a national bank.
A national bank is to established at
Howe.
Fort worth's public library will be
opened in May.
District Judge Maxey decides that
Pottsboro is no town.
Tehuacana will endeavor to secure
the girls industrial school.
Every oil field in the United States
is said to be represented at Beaumont.
While on visit to Abilene DR.. Con-
nally of Dallas, Ga, died. He was SO
years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. F. Baldsden OF En-
mis- lost two children within week
from diphtheria
]. w. Bondurant of San Antonio
was elected president of the Texas
Federation Of Labor.
Phil Davis. colored, was arrested
charged with killing his wife at Car
Tolton, Dallas county.
DR.. ]. M NOEL, aged SO years, for
half a century a resident of Alto,
Cherokee county, is dead.
Mrs. Eliza Runnion. aged SO years,
died at Wolfe City. She was one of
II,,0k oo,,ptxyig oo,.1ioct eotfIoro
Steve Gratz blew off the top of his
head near Celeste. He had been in
bad health for two years.
Will King, colored, charged at Waco
with the murder of Policeman d. M.
Mitchell. has been re-indicted.
The cornerstone of the Dallas public
library building was laid. on the 10th
with imposing Masonic ceremonies.
Capt. A. Harrington, aged II years,
longtime citizen of Sherman. and
an ex-CQnfederate, passed away In
that city.
The hardware store of Kutzbach,
Holman & Hoch was broken into at
Taylor 5y buTgIafs am a number OF
firearms stolen.
John Stewart, bridge foreman ON
the Frisco, fell off the structure that
spans Red river at Arthur City and
broke his neck.
! Representative Cooper is beseiged
with mail and kilograms for PROPOSE
lions for the sale of his land near the
Beaumont oil geyser.
! The postoffice receipts at Waxa-
hachie for the past year show total
of 81 $40, which beats the record ever
held by the Office in the past.
Seyenty-five retail grocers OF Dali
las have formed an association. The
objects are mutual benefit and protec-
ton. There will be also be social fea-
lures.
The machinery of the Sherman cot
ton mills, which have been shut down
for several months, began to move
again and full quota of operators are
at work.
A negro boy named Lazarus Jones
to avoid train at Fort Worth
dropped off a trestle and landed on the
ground fifty feet below, sustaining
serious injuries.
Judge Hord, who died last week II
Dallas county, aged 90 years, per
formed July 8. 1916, the first mar
riage In that county. The contract
ing parties were Crawford Treese ant
Miss Annie Kimmel
The state commissioner Of Insurance
granted authority to do business II
Texas to the Red Cross Benevolen
society OF Fort Worth and the South
ern Mutual Benefit association of DIAL
las.
Controller of tho Currency Dave
has authorized the Albany Nationa
bank OF Albany, Tex, to commenc
business with capital of $4,000.
Webb Is president and It. w. Gulledg
cashier.
The fourth man charged with tn
murder OF J. johnson at Gober, Far
min county. several weeks ago was III
rested In Mississippi and sheri
Youree notified. A deputy was scr
after the prisoner and he was returne
10 Bonham.
Mr.. II. Nj. Neeiey OF Sherman. chi'
patriarch Of the encampment l. o,
r.. said that in ali the odd Fellow
had raised about $4,000 70 assist the
h,,ctt.ran IN iha afor.m aeotfon and ha