Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-05
personal.

Clam sharpe of Dallas Is at thu
Clark house.
l.. Hirshfield of Sherman is at the
Grand Central.
G.. @. Finney of Chico is putting up
at the Mansion.
Howard w. Peak got in from the
West last night.
Arthur Prickett of Big Springs Is AT
the Clark house.
A. b. Webb of Lampasns was ut the
Mansion yesterday.
j. n. Henry of Granbury was at the
Mansion last night.
Geo. II. Walker Of ST Louis Is stop
ping at the Lindell.
II. G.. Bedford of Seymour is regis
tered at the Mansion.
A Campbell OF Fort Concho is u
guest at the Mansion.
+. McVannan of Arson is registered
at the Grand Central.
j. A. Kenl&ock of Cincinnati is put
ting up mt the Lindell.
r.. n. Graham returned home from
Texarkana last evening.
r.. a. Wilson of Dubuque, Iowa, is
registered at the Lindell.
John Holmes of Decatur was at the
Grand Central yesterday.
l.. w. Hart of Archer City is stop
ping mt the Grand Central.
w. Il. Brown of st. Louis was regis
tered ut the Lindell last night.
G.. G.. Allyn and ID. A. O'Brien of
Ga lvp9tpn "a rp 81 the AIunSinn
w. II. Cunditf of Decatur was regis
tered last night at the Mansion.
A. b. Taber OF Dallas was registered
at the Grand Central last night.
P.J. Long and Frank Crawford of
st. Louis are at the Clark house.
Ben benson, S. DeCory and J. n.
Ozee of Henrietta are in the city.
J. w. Wheflin OF Starkey, Dakota,
is putting up at the Grand Central.
III. c. kirkpatrick of Sherman was
registered at the Mansion last night.
II. S. Rollins of Abilene was among
yesterdays arrivals at the Mansion.
Phil Huntington and wife of Rock
dale stopped at the Mansion last night
j. Il. Hill, a leading cattleman of
Weatherford, was in the city yester-
day.
Jno. o. Johnson and j. o. Fleming
of Austin were ut the Mansion yes
terday.
j. p. Douglas and j. C. Heron of
Tyler were stopping at the Mansion
last night.
A. G.. Rice and wife and III. C.
Mock and son of Danville, KY, are at
the Lindell.
Miss Lucy Ford of Weatherford is
On visit to the family of her brother,
Mr.. Jno. o. Ford.
w. II. M. Dckerson, a prominent
cattleman of Milford, Texas, was in
the city yesterday.
w. b. Hittson, "Uncle Bill,n one of
the pioneer cattlemen of the West, was
in the city yesterday.
r.. X. Wylie, the biggest sheep man
in the state, was in the city Yesterday
on strictly business"
c. p. Sawyer. a capitalist OF Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin, called at the GA
zEr'rE office yesterday.
l.. M. Houts, breeder of Hereford
cattle, ranching in Wise county, paid |
visit to the Fort yesterday.
Mrs. Portwood, and her daughter.
Miss Lulu, are at the Planters, having |
returned last night from Hot Springs
Mr.. b. +. Hawkins, one of Greer
county's heavy cattlemen. was in the
city yesterday, and called on the GA.
iETrE.
III. w. Mccoy, most agreeable gen
leman, and who is largely interested
II cattle in the West, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. j. +. Evans of Sherman, man
lger of the Spade and S. II. 10. ranches
md director in the Texas Invest
nent Company, Limited, was i'm the
;lty yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. b. Loving, general man
'ger of the Investment company and
he Loving Publishing company, has
been sick for several days, and is still
confined to his bed.
Joe Booth, formerly of Terrell. spent
yesterday visiting S. b. Burne.ts FAM
~ IN this city. He is en- route to
his future home, where he is
low building business house. North
Texas can i'll afford to lose such men,
Mr.. +. p. Moore, commercial trav-
Ter for the well known house of Max
tlser, has just returned home after an
extended trip through the West. He
eports trade as being very good. and
merchants well pleased with their fall
rade. He did not forget the boys at
iome, having brought with him n lot
Of fine fruit.
Prof. o. S. Fowler of New York. the
'eteran phrenologist, has arranged
With Mr.. Chas. Benton, manager of
he Dallas opera house, To take charge
II the management OF his farewell lee
uring tour, commencing January LIST, {
leXt; Mr.. Benton is to receive one
hundred dollars per week outside of {
ny expenses that may be incurred.
me professor will lecture in this city {
ONE time in January. Under the {
of so enterprising a man I
3 Mr. Benton, the professor will no I
ouDt receive such patronage as his |
nerlts and reputation as n lecturer de- j
erve.
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