Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-09
personal.

Mr.. l. Carb and his charming wife
will probably return home tomorrow.
w. r.. Green, one of the old cowmen
Of the state, was in the city yesterday.
Max EIscr, esq. went to Cleburne
this morning where he will buy out a
store.
Jno. :. Eads of Gainsville, pleas
ant young citizen of That town, Is In
the city.
w. Il. Lawrence of Denver, Colo
RADIO was in the city yesterday and
called on the GAZETTE.
J.H. Stradley, esq, of King county
was In the city yesterday. and dropped
Miss Annie Lantz of Dallas arrived
in the Fort to-day, and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Harris.
w. Il. Smith, esq, postofiice in
spector Of this state, was i'm the city
yesterday on official business.
Howard w. Peakeand Rom. Gra-
ham boarded the last nights west
bound train TO see their customers
along the Il. & r.
j. N. Stewart of Payson, Illinois, "A
wealthy gentleman is prospecting In
this portion of the state, and was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Turner left last night
for the Red River country where he
will, with his brother Dave, engage in
the sheep business.
John Nichols, esq, will In few
days 90 to New Mexico to see after the
erection of smelter. Mr.. Nichols is
largely interested in mines in that sec
ton.
Robert Mozart, esq, returned Sun
day from Itasca, i'm Hill county, where
he went i'm the interests of Scheuber Il
| Hochstadter to attend to an attachment
on the stock of merchant named
/ Weir.
Ben Calhoun, the popular represent
| tative in southern and central Texas
of the Wholesale grocery house Of
VIM. ID. cleveland, Houston, and
also cattle man of the west, was in
Fort Worth Sunday.
The GAZETTE received pleasant
call yesterday from Ed. j. Smith, esq.
of Denison, who will hereafter be one
of our citizens. Mr.. Salith is cour-
teous aflable gentleman and first
class operator, and viii be in charge
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany office here. The GAZETTE well
comes MIR. Smith to the city and trusts
his relations with our people will he
both profitable and pleasant
The Western Dispatch of Pleasant
Hill, Missouri, has the following to
say about Mr., w. A. Symington, a
gentleman who will soon be citizen OF
Fort WORTH "W. A. Synaington, SO
well known as the popular cashies OF
the Bank of Pleasant Hill, since its
organization some four years ago, left
US on Friday morning last for Fort
Worth, Texas, with view of going
into the wholesale drug business with
Mr.. l.. n. Brunswig of that thriving
young city. Besides having had charge
of the above bank from its organi2a-
lion to the present time, he filed the
same place in the Mercer Bank for
about Il year, previous to
which he was connected fol
several years with the recorders
and other public Offices in Jackson
county, in all which he acquired $
reputation for promptness AS wei
us cofTeciuehs III All pusliieSs bHal
came to his hands. He was prudent
and cautious in managing the bushes.
of others, and yet always aflording
every reasonable facility and accommo
, dation To those doing business with
the institutions of which he hao
charge. We heartily endorse him as
II man of strict business integrity.
Having known him intimately for a
number fyears, we to say the people OF
!. Texas, he will be found the right man
in the right place, in whatever he UNI
dertakes, and will be "A valuable ac-
QUESTION to the number of For
Worth's business men. We commend
him rs well as his estimable little fam
lily TO the kind regards of her citizens