Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-10
PERSONAL

Miss Clara Pitt of Fairfield, Ky, is in
the city visiting her brother, Mr.. L. C.
] Pitt.
Mrs. G. Hubbell OF Los Angeles, Cal. /,
formerly of Fort Worth, is visiting Mrs.
E. B. Cyrus, $40 Throekmorton street.
Capt. J S. Wyatt, a prominent mer-
chant of Rome, Ca. is visiting his son
John NJ. Wyatt, of the Merchants ma
tional bank.
W. H. Sprinkle OF Richmond, Va.
is on. visit to his brother and sisters
of this place, whom he had not seen for
| fifteen years. - -. :.
Mr.. Frank Birmingham is ii the city
on vacation Etsit, and his many friends
are glad to meet the handsome and amiR-
BILE young man.
A. j. Scarborough, hustling real
estate man of Snyder, Tex, was OBJ
served among the crowds of arrivals in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. R. B. Spencer, Miss Ethel Lat
timore and Bissie Herndon are stopping
for few days with Mr.. o. s. baltimore
at AIS Wheeler street.
Rev. Mr.. Fountain, chaplain at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college at
College Station, is among the delegates
and is stopping at the Ellis.
Mr.. P. j. Key of Mt. Lebanon, La. +,
uncle of G. W. and P. d. Hollings-
worth, is in the city attending the con-
ventiOn and visiting his kinfolk.
Rev. E. B. Mcneil and Mr., II. II 1.
Vinson of Jackson, Tenn. attending the
Southern Baptist convention, called on
TTTtr q do off
G. W. Hare, representing the. Ala
bama Baptist and Baptist printing COM
pany, Montgomery, Ala, made The
GAZETTE pleasant call yesterday.
MIR. A. X. Seaso, formerly of Bosque
county, but now of New Orleans, is in
tho city. Mr.. Seago says the merchants
of Texas stand A l with outside dealers.
Rev. A. R. Griggs, colored, superin-
tendent of missions of the Baptist mis-
sionary state convention, and whose
headquarters are at Dallas, is in the
city.
Mrs. I. N. Walton, of Allensville,
KY, is in the city attending the Baptist
convention, and is the guest of Mrs. W.
L. Malone, corner of Peach and Harding
streets.
StokelY, Frank Leslie. j. H. Douglas
and Ticket Agent John Shelnut, all of
Admission, Ala, are in the city pros
pecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Baker of Mt.
Lebanon, La. are in the city attending
the convention and visiting G.. W. and
P. d. HoIlingsworth, who are cousins of
Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. NJ. e. Fuller of Magazine, Ark,
and Mrs, Lee of Monroe, Ca, the sister
and cousin of Mrs. L. R. Taylor, to-
gether with Miss Scott, are visiting the
district clerks family.
Ex-Governor j. E. Massey, of Vir-
ginia and DR.. A. E. Pickerson, editor OF
the Religious Herald, of Richmond, Va,
are with Capt. Thomas F. West, III
South Jennings avenue.
MIR. Jers Leblanc leaves this morning
for Ireland. He goes around by way of
st. Louis. He will be gone couple of
months, and his many friends wish him
joyous time during his trip.
Among those who reached the city last
evening in the Governor Adams party
from Colorado were Col. T. F. Nelson,
executive secretary, and George H.
Hobson, vice president, OF the Colorado
mineral palace company of Pueblo.
Interesting among the arrivals IN the
city yesterday were party of Baylor
college teachers and pupils, including
President ]. II. Luther, Teachers E. C..
Moore, A. T. Jandon, Dixie MeClelland
and P. n. Eagle, and Misses Lucy
Royal, Jessie Roberts, Lula Haskins,
Alice Humphreys and Minnie Allen.
DR.. j. Y. Cummings. of Memphis,
Tenn. and his good wife are among the
guests here on attendance to the Baptist
convention. They are the parents of
Judge Cummings whore they are now
stopping during their stay. The doctor
is in his eighty-seventh year and yet re-
talns the vigor of his mind unimpaired.
For fifty years the doctor has
voted the Democratic ticket and COM
with his Denomination a strict
Baptist and q straight Democrat is what
might be called in Texas "straight
goods. -