Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23
PERSONAL.

j. n. Clark of Pecos was here yester-
day.
John Merchant of Baird is in the
city.
J. w. Steptow of Colorado City is in
Fort Worth.
]. X. Dick of Palo Pinto was in the
city yesterday.
r. Fenby of st, Louis is registered
at Ginocchio's.
w. r. Curtis of Henrietta, cattle
king, is in the city.
Clifford VansiclSle of the Santa Fe
was in the city yesterday.
Colonel Goodwin left for the west on
business last night.
Col. A. M. Britton returned Sunday
from a trip to southern Texas.
o. j. Wren of Double Mountain
Fork was in the city yesterday.
T.. f. Mclean of Cincinnati is in
the city stopping at Ginocchio's.
J. w. Zook of st. Joseph, Mo-, is in
the city on his way from Austin.
w. II. and George Moore of Jack
county, were in the city yesterday.
Alderman Seaton, who has been
sick for some days, was out yesterday.
j. NJ. aud A. b. Lane of Wyoming
Territory were in Fort Worth yester-
day.
Judge j. b. Wheeler from Breckin-
ridge is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
c.. A. Ginocchio of Marshallis in the
city on business connected with his
hotel.
Capt. lizard one of Clay county's
heavy cattle men, was in the city
Monday.
j. A. Peacock, one the solid cit-
zens of Colorado, was in Fort Worth
yesterday
Sam Lazarus, one of Gainesville's
wealthy cattiemen, was in the city
yesterday.
II. A. Lewis esq, editor of the
Wichita Herdtd was in the city yes
terday on business.
Dr. Field is back from the rancho of
the Matador Cattle Company, where
he left Mr.. III. III. Campbell GONZALES
cent.
Sheriff Maddox has discarded the
ordinary glass inkstand, because II
friend presented him with fine silver
one.
II. NJ. Hoxie, esq, passed through
the city last night on his way to Dali
las, from which point nc goes to Den
ton, then to Denison.
Miss Lizzie Moore of Troy, Mis-
souri,, who has been visiting in this
city ut the residence of Mrs. +. l..
Crosby, left for home last night.
w. j.. Lane OF the GAZETTE left on
the Missouri Pacific last night in the
interest of the Stock Journal Publish
ing Company. He is commended to
the eompany's friends.
Mr.. ]. r. Evans, large cattle
owner of the Panhandle, and one of
brainiest men in the state, gave the
GAZETTE call yesterday. Mr.. Evans
is one of the best friends the paper has,
and he is ever welcome visitor.
Misses Eva and Ida Turner, two
pleasant young lhuies Oh baihesNiiis'
who have been visiting Mrs. h. IL.
Keller for some weeks, returned TO
their home Yesterday morning. Their
departure has caused some hearts TO
feel sad in Fort Worth.
Mr.. II. j. Shuck, the efficient and
gentlemanly distributing clerk at the
| postoflice, las gone on a visit 10 Cal
weston for his health, 10 be absent a
week or ten days. The duties of the
employees in the postofiice are increas-
| ing rapidly, which speaks well for
Fort Worth; an increase of postal busi,-
ness means an increase of trade and
growth of the Fort.
"Uncle Billy Arlington Of the Ar
Iington Concert and Comedy Company
paid the GAZETTE a pleasant call yes
tegday. He has been away from fort
Worth for two years, and stands on
tho street corners with his mouth ana
/ eyes open with wonder and amaze
ment at the rapad growth aud progress
Of the city. His show will be here IN
! the course of human events, ana OF
which due notice will be given IN
these columns.