Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Personal.

A. w. ChilGress, of Terr, II, is in the
city.
DIR. d. b. Warren, of Palo Pinto, i
in the city.
Mr.. Abram Nave, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is in the city.
d. A. Robinson, of Decatur, was TAX
ing in the city yesterday.
O'Brien Moore, the Adonis of Texas
Bohemians, is in the city.
Capt. Field, formerly of this city,
but now of Abilene, is III town.
Mr.. j. w. look has returned from a
trip TO his former home in Missouri.
III. i. Snider, of Snider & Holmes,
St. Louis, is in the city for II few days.
j. NJ Caslin, of Louisville, Ky, il
in the Fort on an extended southern
trip.
j. r. Fleming. banker and stockman
OF Red River county, is taking in the
town.
Jas. r. Ligon, one of Graham's cat
tie princes, held the Fort yesterday for
u spell.
L. C. Sterrett, a large stock raiser of
Carthage, Mo-, Is in the Fort for "a
short visit.
w. NJ. King, the high sheriff of the
free state cfJack, honored us with u
call yesterday.
NJ. u, Smissen, a wealthy stockman
of Colorado City, called on the GA
ZETTE yesterday.
+. G. Leonard, of Henrietta. is in
the Fort for a short visit. He has
trade in his eye. S..... sS ...5
j. S. Straughson, prominent at
torney of Palo Pinto, called at the GA
ZErrE Office yesterday.
H. III. Lane, who resides in Graham
and owns Il large cattle ranch i'm Greer
county, spent yesterday in our city.
w. III. Edwards, one of Pittsiburg's
solid citizens, paid the GAZETTE Office
visit while in the city yesterday.
w. Il. Hudson Il Bros, leading
stockmen OF Western Texas, are
figuring in and around the Fort.
Il. L. Leonard, cattle man from
Henrietta was in the city yesterday,
and paid the GAZETTE pleasant call
Mr.. Cameron, of VIM. Cameron &
Co., one of Baird's leading citizens.
was seen upon the streets OF the Fort
yesterday.
j. 7. Campbell, Esq, of the Chal-
ltnge Well Anger Company, of st.
Louis, Was here on business trip, and
called at the GAZETTE Office.
Mr.. j. ". Guimond, the popular
jeweler at Max Elser's, who has been
quite sick for several weeks. we are
glad to say is able to be out again.
Governor Ireland arrived in the
city last night from Mckinney. He
Intended going to Austin this morn
ing, but has been induced to remain
III tomorrow and attend the Knights
OF Honor banquet tonight.
Cleburne 1elegrum. Mr.. Irvine
Mather, late of the Fort Worth GA
zErTE, has purchased of Mr.. b. w.
II silly his half interest in the TEE
Or IN. Mr.. Mather will assume charge
vi the editorial and business depart
portments of this paper.
Mr.. j. II. letter, of Sherman, having
visited Fort Worth several times OF
late, aud being impressed with the fact
that II Is tie Invest town on the conti-
nent has moved hiiher, and hence.
forth will be citizen. The GAZETTE
extends him "A cordial welcome.
II. Nj. Hoxie, third vice president of
Missouri Pacific and Wabash: III. G.
townsend general passenger agent of
the Missouri Pacific and Wabash. and
H. W, Mccullough, assistant general
passenger and ticket agent of the Mis-.
souri, Paeiiic, came down the Missouri
faciilc Yesterday ut o'clock on a
special train, and left at . D. IN. for
Dallas, whence they 90 south.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dunn, principal of the
nlgn school of Dangeriield, is n proni,
heni delegate from his lodge To the an.
nual convention of the knights OF
Honor IN session here. Mr.. Dunn i
wen remembered rs an associate assis.
taht engineer with NJ. 0. Hail and ]
~ ~ Terry on the first survey of tile
texas Pacific lipe, via OF sherman
anu Denlon. He Is graduate OF a
prominent Kentucky institute, ami /,
known as one OF the best educators in
tne state. He will always bc hearth, |
weieohied by the GAZETTE. He is
I Ir"n OF our fel.ow.to snsman, NJ. O |