Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-13
PERSONAL.

Ralf Daniels of Kansas City, OF the Hartwell-
Daniels printing ink company, is in the city.
Mrs Charles q. Fry has returned home after
an extended trip to her ola home in Mississippi.
Mr.. W. W. Brownlse and wife are visiting the
family of ]. NJ. Williams, 1904 East Westherford
street.
Mrs. ]. W. Clifton left yesterday evening for
Columbus, o., whittier she goes to spend the
summer.
Miss Ida Jones, one OF the we'll known young
ladies Of the city, is just recovering from pro-
tracted fever.
Mr.. Walter Wood Goddard of the San Antonio
Times, is in the city. He called on THE GA
zETTE yesterday.
Mr.. s. B. Allen, Los Angeles. CAL, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams. 1904 East
Weatherford street.
Mr.. Paul Price, representing the Morning
Star of Marshall, made THE GAZETTE pleasant
call yesterday afternoon.
W. F. Tate. of Guth rie, KY, is in the city at
tending the Baptist convention, and is a guest
or his nephew, F. T. Adkins, 2O4 Louisiana
avenue.
News at Elgin, H., and is also member of the
Elgin band, made q pleasant call at THE GA
ZETTE Office yesterday.
DR.. J. R. Pollock left this evening for
Austin, Tex, to attend the State homRpat hic
medical association, Of which he is preside mt.
viii return Thursday.
The wife and little boy of Mr.. II. weltman,
corner Main and Weatherford streets, have re-
turned from Germany after q ten months alb
sence in search of health.
Rev. DR.. 1. P. Cheney, chaplain of the Geor-
ga egisia ture, is in the city attending the Bap-
fist convention, and is the guest of his cousin,
DR.. Mccoy, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. George Mimms and daught er, Miss Julia,
Utica. Miss; Miss Grace Dudley of Utica and
Miss Mary Radcliffe Of Raymond, Miss, are
visiting Mrs. Sam CASTOR, 113 Hattie street.
Mr. T. A. s. Scott of Millsap has been sick
for several weeks and is recuperating on the
pure water and other advantages of Fort Worth.
He is visiting his brother, Mr.. John G. Scott.
Miss Flora Turley of Memphis, Mrs. J. ],
Mrs. Bottom and Miss Crowley OF Texarkana
are the guests of Mrs. ]. c. Terrell. South Side
Mrs. Ben Laudmann and Miss Augusta Wolf
of Shreveport. La, are visiting at the residence
Of Mrs. o. G. Herrenkind, No 6a West Seventh
street, taking in the sights during the Spring
Palace.
Mr.. q. @. Schumacher, assistant manager of
the San Antonio Light, accompanied by his wife,
is in the city taking in the Spring Palace the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hampton, corner
Sixth and Pecan streets.
Mr.. w. ]. Patterson of Fisher county, Tex,
is in the city in attendance upon the Baptist
convention. Mr.. Patterson is also a delegate
from his county to the Prohibition convention
which convenes here to-day.
Mrs. E. P. Evans and daughter Mrs. Steger
and Miss Alline Evans, of Tupelo, Miss. are in
the city visiting Mrs. J. n. Darcy, corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Adams street. They will
likely locate here permanently.
W. h. wrenn, q wealthy capitalists OF Lynch
burg, Va.p is in the city attending the Southern
Baptist convention. Mr.. Wrenn is wen pleased
with what he has seen Of Texas and expresses
his intention OF seeing more Of the state
Rev. L. B. Jarmon, one of the Baptist dele
gates from Tennessee, stationed at Wartrace,
called on TIE GAZETTE yesterday afternoon.
The reverend gentleman Is SO favorably i'm
pressed with Texas that he says after the ad-
journment of the convention he viii look about
with q view Of investing and making Texas his
future home. This is his first trip to the st ate.