Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03
7. P A.
The Club Rooms Prove Great Drawing
Card for the City.
Officers OF the National Association Who VIII
Soon visit s-Concessions viii be
Asked F6r-State Of Trade.

w H Lloyd, representing the Martini
Brown Co., viii spend Sunday in the
city. MIR Lloyd was tGkgn up into the
club and was so wei pleased he made
application for membership before he
left.
ES. Edwards, who has been making
Tyler, Tex, headquarters for several
years, has moved TO Fort Worth because
he was so well pleased with the club.
G. W. Geer showed his happy genial
face at the club, and received q happy
welcome from all the boys.
Bonneville, No. is represented in the
persons of Messrs w. NJ. Williams and
William s. stephens.
Mr. r. Zricea of New Orleans viii be
in the city a few days.
@. A. Seayer of New York is having a
good trade with Texas merchants.
The genial r. c. Stockton will be again
on the road he having accepted a posi-
ti5n with his old house, W. A. Wilson &
Co of Kansas City and New York. Bob
viii hold sweet communion with the mer-
chants on the Texas and Pacific west,
leaving Monday morning. More power
to your elbow, Bob.
W g. McNair, George Hoppe and d.
B. Gardner of Chicago, are doing our
city
81. De Raisues of New York is in the
city.
Mr.. Silver Hineman of Cincinnati is at
the Ellis
Happy Hugh Hazard of New York
likes Fort Worth artesian water.
J. Il. Barrett of st. Louis viii Sunday
in the city.
III. Brown s live angel, R. F. Hen
bricks, is in the city again.
MessTs. s. q. Pritz and f. w. La Rue
of Cincinnati will Sunday at the Ellis.
G. f. Wear, representing c.. II. Ed
wards, reports trade good among the
music-loving people. Consequently he is
happy.
w J. Want VIII do the honors of the
7. p A. club, as he has been appointed
assistant secretary and treasurer and will
look out for the interest OF the members,
and viii receive their dues and receipt for
same.
r. f. Hendricks, who represents J. H.
Brown, is at the Ellis. Although he is
with Fort Worth house, he seldom gets
to this city.
j w Clifton is doing his duty and
looking ont for the interest of his house
these days, in fine style.
If you don t think the T. p. A. club is
doing its duty just look at the number of
travelling men who are staying over sun
day. Clubs properly conducted viii win.
IN April Texas will be visited by NJ. j
Pickering, president of the L. z. A. of
the United States, and d. K. Clink,
chairman of the railroad committee, and
a special effort viii then be made to i'm
prove the condition of the 7. P. A. in
this state, and some concessions will be
worked for.
J. r. WINNER OF st. Louis is at the
Pickwick.
The only JEFF Lamar is in the city. He
is booming crackers.
Ed c. LeClaire of Chicago is with US
again.
Among the arrivals of late is Mr.. S. B.
Goode of Cincinnati.
G.. L. Cunningham of New York is IN
terviewing our merchants.
James NJ. Mcclure of st. Louis will
Sunday at the Pickwick.
John H. Wiley of Philadelphia is with
US and is doing driving business.
Troy, y. Y. , is represented here COM
merciaIly by Mr.. r. Il Sarels.
p. F. Combs will spend Sunday in Fort
Worth and start out on his trip west next
week.
W. A. Butts, representing Tenant,
Walker s. Co., st. Louis, viii enjoy the
pleasures of the club for few days.
If any one runs across q. j Anderson
please tag him aud send him to Fort
Worth care T. p. A. club. The secre-
taTy and treasurer has been instructed to
pay all expense for same, as Mr.. Ander-
son has not reported since the club was
opened.
f. L. Jordan, the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'S rustler, is having good trade and
has no kick coming his way.
O. Seligman. representing Casey &
Swasey, viii spend Sunday i'll the city
and take in the Denver road next week.
Il. f. Butts viii spend Sunday in the
Fort, and rustic with the boys in the hat
and cap line. Rufe is a new beginner;
but if he keeps up his lick lie win make
one of the bosses of the road. He is
keeping some of the older heads scratch
ing now.
T. H. Wear is in the city again, and
has improved so much i'll billiards that he
will within two years take the champion
ship of the club He can now make a
run of four, but when you get him SELL
ing pianos he is at home.
r. c.. Combs is selling lots of tateTs and
cabbage these days; and at such d price
no one need go hungry.