Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28
Notes md Personals.

Miss Lurline Harper Of Faystte. Miss. has
guest Of her sister, Mrs. B. B. Paddock.
W. L. Moore, newspaper man Of Pilot Point.
walked of with her medal in good shape. He
thinks the Palace simply immense, and says he
will write and talk Of it for the next twelve
months.
Mrs. Mai. Robt. Cobb and children and Mrs,
M A. Graham Of Wichita Falls were visiting
the Palace yesterday; The ladies we're per
to wear the handsome gold medal that codnty
received, which they did with becoming grace.
Col. John NJ Thustin of Omaha, Neb., gen
eral counselor of the Union Pacific, aud ROBBERY
Manchester. general claim agent OF the Union
Pacific System, and their wives were visitors at
the spridg Palace yesterday evening. II hey left
last night for visit to Galveston, from which
place they viii return in few days, stopping
over in Fort Worth for day or two.
Citizens OF Wichita who were at the Palace
yesterday say that they have not seen enough
bring the Wichita silver cornet band, and prob
ably the public school children down on Satur-
day. They viii endeavor to make the necessary
arrangements to-day. aud II they succeed will
turn out as fine an amateur band and as happy a
lot of pretty children as Texas produces.
Mr.. Charlie Word, one of the largest farmers
and stock raisers Of Wichita Falls, is in the
sure enough Imam with the hoe" and reaper.
He has in cultivation several hundred acres, and
to harvest. Mr.. Word spent the entire day st
the Palace, and, like all others from the West
says great Is Texas. and Fort Worth.,'
Mr.. T. G. Wfl$shs one of Wichita Fs5fs' lesd-
ing merchants a doing the Karporaina. Mr.
Wilson says the Palace is big thing for all
Texas, and especially so for the counties rep
resented.
Miss Kate Garter, . charming young lady of
Wichita Fails is visiting friends In Fort Worth
Taking pity on Mr.. John Howard, who has
Wichita interests in hand, Miss Carter has COM
piled with his request to wear the gold medal
awarded her county for the best display of the
products Of the earth. Miss Carter is proud of
her adopted state. and thinks the Palace
beauty, and Fort Worth charming city.
The vegetable exhibit is attracting great deal
of attention, 4 special feature OF which is lot
of very hHe potatoes shipped the Fort Worth
Grocer company by Messrs. Adams & Bro. of
Duke, Fort Bend csunty one of the Iarrsst
gardeners in the state. These potatoes are
twice as large as any yet received at the Palace
and do great credit to the skill or these pro-
ducers.
Last evening little Miss Jessie Thompson, the
six-year-ol baby cornetist, rendered a few solos
at the Spring Palace, and, as usual, was loudly
appiAuded. She is certainly an infant phenom-
enon. In q few days she goes to New York, to
give exhibitions of her skin, and doubtless she
viii create Q fprore among the musicians there.
Following is tbs personnel OF the Abilene
Light Infantry band, which accompanied the
Taylor county contingent At the Palace yea
terday: Gus Ackernlan, I'd Harris, s, n.
Leayett, Horace Horn, J., q. Lucas,
A q: ,Darneli, @. Heyck, Maud Lucas, W. O.
Woodward, John Hart, Win Daniels; W. o.
6hackelford, y. r, Ripley, Marsh Hart, Jack
o'Brien, Tom TarpieJ, q. .. Palmer.