Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
Personal.

MT, " w. Mckee OF Bryan is al the
I Mansion.
4 Mr.. c. II. Hoffman OF Dallas has rooms
at fhe Mansion
/ Mr.. W ID. Mechanism of st. Louis is
I doing the city
Mr.. c. Muller of Louisville, Ky, ar
1 rived yesterday.
4 VIM. IL, Hunter, Malvern, Ark, is at
I the hotel Lindell.
i Capt. Geo. Mellersh OF Dallas was in
the Fort yesterday.
Mr.. w. McGrain of Dallas was In the
city yesterday afternoon.
! Mr. s. II. Wootcn of Galveston has
I quarters at the Mansion.
/ Mrs. T.. X. Simms of Corsicaua is visit
ing at Ginocchio's hotel,
I Mr.. Lorlng A. Bond of Boston has
/ quarters at the Pickwick.
4 Rev. C.. Pope of louisville, Ky, dined
at the Pickwick yesterday.
! Mr.. ID. J. Allen of Piedmont, Mo-,
/ spent yesterday in the Fort.
/ Mr.. Eugene Kalgler of Tcrrc Haute,
7 Kansas, is at the Pickwick.
4 Mr.. j. W. Watts, well-known citizen
of st. Louis, is at the Pickwick.
Mr.. W. II. Scarborough of Sunset is
/ passing day or two in the city.
/ Deputy u. S. Marshal Tom Gcrrcn of
Denton was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Milton Speak of Dallas is circula-
ting among his friends in the Fort
! Mr., j. +. Boyd, well-known citizen
of Newbern, Va, has quarters at the Man
sion.
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Anderson returned
yesterday from an extended trip in the
I east.
! Mr.. j. Biagini, an extensive poultry
dealer of Galveston, is at Ginocchio's
hotel.
I Mr.. George Walker and w. j. Angus of
| Aberdeen, Scotland, are registered at the
/ Pickwick
/ AIr. Charles Sempc, a leading merchant
of Louisville, Ky, is passing few days
! in the city.
Maj John Adamson of the Fort Worth
& Denver City railway is contemplating
an extended trip.
Mr.. N. ID. Barry, travelling salesman of
w. +. Lake, returned yesterday from II
successful trip west.
Mr.. Sam Flndley will start from the
{ city to-day ON an extended trip through
| the northwestern counties.
! Ex-District Judge A. j. Hood was in
the city yesterday circulating among his
many Fort Worth friends.
Messrs Burdick and Hunt of Dallas are
paying Fort Worth business trip, and
/ registered at the Lindell hotel.
/ Mr.. ID. (Tuck) Boaz returned to the
/ city yesterday, from an extended trip
4 through the western counties.
/ Mr.. Jake Washer, senior member of tn
/ firm of Washer & August, returned yes
/ terday from the eastern markets
| w. G. Sterett, the irrepressible editor
of the Dallas Times, made pleasant call
at THE GAZETTE Office last evening
! Mr.. Eugene Henderson, prominent
cotton buyer of Jackson, Tenn, Is in the
city enroute to Galveston and Austin.
! Mr.. w. A. Priddy, clever young
4 gentleman from Culpepper, Va, il in the
city with view of making 1t his home.
The many friends of Mrs John Morris
4 will be glad to learn that She il improv-
( ing. Capt. Morris win return Wednesday.
h Mr.. l.. NJ. Taylor, travelling collector of
1 the Collier Publishing Company of st.
Louis, is in the city in the interest of his
company.
Mr.. Kirk Levi, an extensive dealer in
tropical and domestic fruits IN Galveston,
/ is in the city, guest of his brother Mr..
( win Levi.
Mr.. j. n. Browning, the well known
representative from the Panhandle was
on the streets of Fort Worth yesterday
afternoon.
VIII Peoples of Tenn, has connected
himself with the dry goods house OF T..
4 NJ. White, and has taken his abode at the
Lindell hotel.
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, representing the Gem
City tobacco works of Quincy, H., is In
the city. Joseph II. Brown handles the
goods of the factory in this city.
r. r. McCausland arrived last evening
from Lexington, Mo-, and will take his
departure for the west in day or two,
and is at present at the Lindell hotel.
i Mr.. w. A. Huffman, senior member of
the w. A. Huffman Implement Co., ar
rived In the city this morning from an eX-
tended business trip to Chicago and the
east
\ ID. W. Haydock lost very valuable
commercial report yesterday morning.
MFR. Haydock can get the name of the
PARTY holding the book by calling at King
{ Sugarth's, corner of Main and tenth
streets.
Mrs. G. A. Ginocchio, wife OF the pro-
prietor of the Union depot hotel, and
daughter, Miss Stella, accompanied by
Masters Augustine and George signaigo
and Miss Hilda Monroe OF Dallas, arrived
last night and will remain In the city sew
eral days.
Il Mr.. C. j. Stewart, local secretary oil
I. the order of "Anclent order OF United
Workmen,m has Just received draft upon
the supreme receiver Of the lodge for the
sum OF $1,000 in favor OF Mrs. Eugenih
Hochstadter, widow Of our late fellow
| fnNnsmnn Mr. Morris HOchstadter, ON