Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29


Abe SiIterstein Of Dallas, Ia at the
Ell Paso.
Mr.. r. J. Panky Of Louisville, KY,
Is at the FL Puso.
A. b. Tabor Of Dallas, ID In the city
and registered ut the El Paso.
Miss Lizzie Scott Of Goliad, Is visit
ing at the residence Of Tom Word.
Max Elser was In New York yester-
,iny. purchasing his stock of holiday
goods.
Ben ]. Jacobs. well known mer-
chant of Lampasas, is registered at the
lei Paso.
n. III. Saven of st. Louis, represent
ing the Hall Safe and Lock Co., Is In
the city on business.
III. III. Canbell, manager of the Mat
ador cattle company in Molly county,
is stopping at the FL Paso.
Mr.. A. z. Burch of St. Louis is pass
ing through the city en- route TO his
ranch ia the Pan Handle.
Misses Cora Smith and Berdie Mason
of Decatur are in the city visiting the
family OF MIR. Peter Smith.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson, accompanied
by her charming little daughter, Susie,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Mack b. Roach of Weatherford,
is spending IA few days with her chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. o. Ford.
L. r. Dyer and o. III. Nelson, who
own extensive ranches in the Pan
Handle, are spending few days in
the city.
Rev. Il. Werning of Waco, will be
present ut the dedication services OF
the German Methodist church next
Sunday.
Sam Lazarus of Sherman, is in the
city. Sam is a i)riaus inter tufca and
his friends in the Fort are always glad
to see him.
Mr.. Charles Goodnight, u wealthy
cattle man from the Pan Handle, Is Ia
city, accompanied by his wife. They
have rooms at the FL Paso.
DIR. w. b. Furman of Henderson,
KY, is visiting the city for his health.
He has numerous friends here and Il
cousin of our townsman, Henry
Furman.
Mr.. w. b. Munson. of Gunter &
Munson of Sherman. Texas, is at the
Ell Paso, He is on his way to the Pan
Handle, where he is heavily interested
in land and cattle.
Col. Thos. Il. Fisher, general agent
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail
way, arrived in the city yesterday OF
the afternoon train. He looks as jovia
and good natured rs ever.
Mr.. Mark Allen, an extensive stock
man, was in the city yesterday and
made us feel good by leaving one-ffth
the proceeds OF. a $50 steer. !; Call again
major, and don't forget it.
Mr.. w. H. Williams, a prominent
cattle man of the Indian Territory, is
in the Fort. He Is just from his rancho
and says everything is moving along
smoothly among the red men.
Fred f. Roach, Esq, an Influential
citizen OF Weatherford, is in the city
on business. Fred is a ''rustler," and
will be "a rich man some day. He il
now working up big cattle trad,
which he says will be placed on ;
range in New Mexico.
Joe Loving and Harry Oldham re
turned home from Waxahachie, where
they have been for short visit. TIL,
boys were accompanied home by theil
cousin, David Langsford, and look a
though they had a pleasant time VIII ii,
away. The GAZETTE hopes they did
$. P. Green, a. prominent lawyer 0
this city, returned from Galveston or
Monday night, where he had beeI
witE his wife for the benefit of he
health. He left Mrs Green in Calves
ton, where she is quite sick, though
better than she has been during he
visit there.
Mr.. a. c. Petri. the genial represel,
tative OF the Texas German Post, O
Galveston, is in the city, looking a;te
the interest OF his paper. Mr.. Petri 1
the gentleman whose recent interview
with Governor Ireland has been eXten
sively published in the German paper
and translated in English publications