Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-12
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Scott are happy
over the arrival at their house OF a
sweet little girl.
Col. w. w. Lcaks. n prominent at
torney of Dallas, IL In the city In at
tendance on the district court.
$. ID. De Cory, prosperous cattle
man of Clay county, was in the Fort
yesterday, on his way to Laredo.
G. Cunningham, esq, of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, who Is prospecting In
tails section, was in the city yesterday.
Charlie j. Larimer, Of Baker & Lar
inner, has returned 20 the city to stay
until the "blue birds fiy.n Welcome
home.
Colonel j. s. Goodwin returned
yesterday from trip through south
ern Texas looking well and in good
health.
Col. j. II. Stevens, vice-president of
the Gainesville National Bank and a
wealthy cattleman, was in the city yes
terday.
j. Ii. Parker of San Antonio, n
prominent citizen of that place and n
warm friend of the GAZETTE, was in
the Guy yesterday,
j. o. Stanage, esq, representing Will
hanson, Stewart & co. OF st. Louis
and the Campbell Press Company,
was in the city yesterday.
| jim Griffin, well known in our city.
and for some time ut Cleburne, has ac-
'cepted a position in one of our houses
and will stay in the Fort
I
Col. Carey w. Styles on Yesterday
! filed with the district court his license
| from the commonwealth of Georgia
and South Carolina rs an attorney,
and was admitted to the Texas bar.
Col. Styles is a ripe scholar and an
able advocate.
Volney Hall and wife are in the city
spending few days.
J. NJ. Sawyer, wealthy gentleman
OF Kentucky, was in the city yester-
day.
G.. ID. Carpenter, contractor for ties
on the Mexican Central, was in the
city yesterday.
DR. Fred King, very pleasant gen-
tleinan, has come to our city to engage
in business.
j. A. Mason of Dalas, representing
a boot and shoe house of Boston, Mass,
was at Ginocchio's last night.
Colonel I. j. Campbell, attorney for
the Gould system ut Jefferson, regis
tered at Ginocchio's yesterday.
NJ. 7. Fee of Dallas returned yester-
day from Il hunt in the Indian Terri
tory with Mr.. Harold, took supper ut
Ginocchio's, and left for home.
Mr.. Nat Word, a well-known cattle
man OF Williamson county,a relative OF
Capt. Tom Word of this city, spent
some time in the city yesterday.
II. Il. Dunman, esq, of Coleman,
wealthy cattleman, and one of the
firm of Coleman, Simpson 4 Co, bank
ers of Coleman City,was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
j. w. Walden, esq, fer long time
sheriff of Grayson county, but now a
stoclman of Clay county, was in the
city yesterday on his way to Laredo
on business.
Capt. Il. +. ikard of Henrietta was
in the city yesterday with his two
sons, on the way to Mansfield, where
Capt. lizard will place his two sons at
| school.
On yesterday Mr.. Dave Godwin, ~
| this city was ,norr;.-, ."is, iSnh-
esaee s' % Mss "H RRIice Ellison, daughter
Of II, T.. Ellison, esq. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodwin will probably arrive in Fort
| Worth some day next week. The
GAZETTE extends congratulations to
the happy couple.
Colonel w. j. Sparks Of Montague,
called on the GAZETTE last night. He
was on his way to Cleburne on private
business, and on his return will buy
! lumber at Bowie for new residence
at Montague. Colonel Sparks writes
more ferociously than he talks-in fact
on paper he is lion, and in converse
a lamb-clever and agreeable withal.