Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-02
personal.

Capt. Joe TerrIll left for Austin this
morning.
A. n. Powell Of Lees Summit, Mis-
souri, is In the city.
Nj. and +. ilSard, well known stock
men, Is in the city:
John :. Eads Is in the city after
visit to Gainesville.
Jim Mccormick, popular citizen
of Dallas, is in the city.
Mrs. Hi. Dutton on yesterday, left
Tor the west to join her husband ON the
rancho.
J. a. Lee of Louisville, KY, who
has lately gone into the stocl, business
Is in the city.
G. X. Ruffin Esq. OF Charlottesville,
Virginia, is in the.city on his way to
western rancho.
ID. +. White of Colorado City, has
come down to be here at the stock
mems convention.
Tom Robinson has been quite sick
for several days, suffering from infiam-
matory rheumatism.
Capt J. ID. Reed returned Wedues.
day night from visit TO Kansas City,
looking hale and hearty.
Z. III. Goodloe, prominent mer-
chant of Burleson, paid the GAZETTE
Office u pleasant visit yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Cfaven is getting up
rattle on his fine watch and cham,
Thirty chances AT 800 each.
w. w. futile returned from the
west yesterday morning, He will stay
long enough this trip to take in the
convention.
Mrs. Eda Jones. living some five
miles south OF the city, is very serious
ly i'll. Mrs Jones belongs to one of the
best families in the county.
A ear loaded with lumber was
wrecked last night at the crossing
near the Union depot. The accident
delayed the Missouri Pacific thirty
minutes.
Ed Wood, freight conductor on the
L. & p, last night won a fine set of
furniture on throw of forty-three. G..
r.. Linsey the druggist put up the
furniture.
Mr.. j. W. Paxson writes from Chi
sago that he and Messrs. Strahorn,
Tucker, Hoxie and others from the
Lake City will be here at the conven-
ton.
II. j. Smith, the Gaiuoston Ne,us
correspondent, and wife have returned
from their bridal trip to Galveston.
The GAZETTE welcomes the young
couple home.
Our own "Sladen is back from
business trip through counties ada
cent. He comes to he with his friends
the cattlemen, to show them how to
rope steer.
Mr.. Filley. the head of the Excelsior
Manufacturing Company of st. Louis,
which makes the celebrated Charter
Oak stoves, is in the city and paid the
GAZETTE q pleasant visit yesterday
morning.
Major Twombly was showing our
city to the Messrs. Otis of Chicago yes
terday, and he tells the GAZETTE that
the gentlemen are extremely well
| pleased with what they have seen and
will probably invest in property.
Master Willie Darlington, son of
Cashier Burlington of the Traders
bank, was in the city yesterday visit
cadet Mt the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College at Bryan.
Geo. III. Eastwood has returned
| lrOlll u llNlllB "Trip Oh DuSlilesS 10 Nful-
weston. Mr.. Eastwood thinks Fort
Worth the greatest city in the state,
but likes the beach of the Island City.
If necessary Fort Worth might build
| one.
Mr.. Pierce Nagal of Alvarado, lately
| proprietor of the Missouri Pacific
House at that place, has removed to
this city. He is in the employ of the
! Missouri Pacific Railway Company.
Mr.. Maggie gave up hotel business on
account of u sick family.
| Mrs. j. l.. Hatcher of this city, left
! for Marion county Missouri, on Mon
day night, called there by n telegram
notifying the lady of the death OF hei
father Levy Barkly ESD, one of the
earliest settlers OF Missouri. The
GAZETTE extends its sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Rev S. III. Ford, l.. l.. ID. of St
Louis Mo-, is expected to occupy the
pulpit of the First Baptist church
next Sabbath morning and night. He
will give while in cur city a lecture on
/ the Great Pyramid of Egypt, of which
| due notice will be given. This lecture
of DR.. Ford will rank as one of the
ablest and most interesting OF the
| times.