Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-20

WQere ne Will SLsY several DAYS Trying ID
get in his work in furnishing the record
ing files for the new capitol. We wish
you success, old boy.
mr.. E J. Andrews, one Of the new di-
rectors Of the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation who make Fort Worth headquar-
tiers, hiss been taking in the Austin drill
this week.
We are glad to see our fellow traveller,
Ernest Wyatt, has suffi GENTLY recovered
from long spell Of sickness to be out
on the street, although it will De some
time before he can take the rosd. He
will start for Kentucky with his mother
In few days, to visit his sister for q
month or two, and will then spend the
summer in Colorado.
W. S. Dennis hiss returned from sue
cessful trip through North Texas, snd
will spend Sunday here with his family. 4
Sell Schwab & Co. Of Chicago should BE-
proud to be represented by our old time
friend, Sieve G. Maddox, whom we all
know as one OF the most successful
knights OF the grip. Brother Maddox is
&xking In the Fort Worth and Denver tnis
week.
C. A. Donsvsn, who is representing the
enterprising dry goods house of B. G.
Evans Company, is working the south
end OF the Missouri Pacific this week.
C. B. Epss, secretary Of the 7. P. A.
Post at Tyler, was here this week several
days and will spend Sunday here putting
in lots of cigars. One Of his first quee-
lions was, "How is the watel? think
will go take BATH" which ne enjoyed so
much he says he is going to work the sur
rounding towns and get back to the Fort
every other night. He Is stuck on the erte-
sian water.
The annual meeting OF Post 4 of the
Travellers Protective Association will be
held at the PiCkw.ck hotel next Saturday
evening, May 26, and it is earnestly re-
quested that al members be present as 1t
is the election Of officers for the ensuing
year.
The Travellers Protective Association
have secured 3 rate OF So for the round
trip from Chicago to Minneapolis during
the Travellers Protective Association con-
vention, $50 miles, which makes 1t less
than IS cents mile.
Fifteen dollars from 81. Louis to the
National Travellers Protective Associs-
ton convention and return. Mr.. Waldo,
what have the Texas delegates got to pay
or walk?
Mr.. Il. j. Hardy OF Houston, who
travels Texas for Lemgns & Martin of
New York, was qusItered as the Pickwick
for several days looking up business.
Mr.. Hardy is thorough business man
and has Just been elected one of the T. z.
A directors for the coming year. He
speaks well Of Fort Worth and our hotels.
Come often Brother Hardy. We like to
see your genial fsce.
Mr.. W. D. Barry has recovered SUM-
GENTLY to take the road again, and we
hope will go many years before meeting
with like accident.
Mr.. j. A. McHale, representing 81. G.
Fisher & Co., Chicago, has been with ue
few days, stopping at the Mansion. Nc
is Hale fellow well met.
Mr.. W. R Stsyler of New York was
stopping at the PickWick several days.
J. NJ. PettegTew, representing st.
Charles Tobacco Company reports trade
good. Mr.. Pettegrew is the newly elected
vice-president of the T. P. A.
sUNDAYING AT THE PICKwICK.
P. D. Preston, st. Louis, Shspley Hare :
ware Company; j. G. Pintz. Caicsgo,
Sprigg, Warner & Co.; T Weber, st
Louis, Blank Bros, candy; S. B. Good,
Cincinnati, cigars and tobacco; S. e..
Lysson, St. Louis, cutlery; Wiley Blair,
Fort Worth, grocery, J. II Blown; c. L.
Richie, Fort Worth, W. T. Lake, hard
ware; T. E. Castillo, st. Louis; D. e..
McCue, New York, tee; j. Fl. Phillips,
Louisville, Ky; G. W. Tuthill, st. Louis,
paper; George Siurges, Boston, boots
and shoes; c. D. MoreY, St. Louis, to-
bacco; Al Billet, Phil&delphia, millinery :;
J. D. Hardy, New York, clothing, Benja-
min & Co.; J. h. Shelly, Dsllss, hard
ware; J. o. Stiff, St: Louis; S. ]. Marks,
St. L. uis.