Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-26
PERSONAL.

city.
E. g. Snow Of Thorp Springs is in the
city.
R. W. Kindel of weatherford is at the
Mansion.
the city.
S; A: Robinson, Tuscola, Tex, is at the
Pickwick
". L East. Seymour, is guest at the
W. S. Lilly, weatherford, is in the city
on business.
S. Riley of Taylor was noticed on Main
street yesterday.
j. B. Carter and son Of LAGRANGE were in
the city yesterday.
George I. Jordan of Hillsboro is regis
tered atthe Mansion.
W. D. Watts of Toyah is soiourning in
tost Worth for day.
J: p. Hamilton, lGrandview, is in the city,
registered at the Mansion.
A. NJ. Cook and wife OF Bolton are the
guests OF friends in the city.
John II. McLeon of Georgetown was in
the city yesterday on business.
Thomas B. Sporer of Jacksboro left his
autograph at the Pickwick yesterday.
J. A. James of Commerce was striking
palms with old friends here yesterday.
E. P. Walsh of Wichita Falls dropped in
upon his friends in the city yesterday.
w. Il: Kelso Of Abilene paid his Fort
Worth friends flying visit yesterday.
HughD. Henderson of the thriving little
city of Childress was in the city yesterday
w. 1. Weatherly, one Of Grapevine's
progressive citizens, was in the city yester-
day.
G. W. Mcdonald and Charles 3. Nc
Donald OF Palo Pinto are visitors in the
city.
John A. Pratt and E. D. Phillips of Abb
iene, Tex, are in the city on a business
trip.
E. Hightower and A. w. Crockett, Gran
bury, lex, are taking in Fort Worth to-
gether.
W. E. Yell of Hillsboro has deserted his
native heath for day or two in the Pan
Their City.
Mrs. Winfield Scott and daughter of
Weatherford were guests of friends here
yesterday.
V. P: kearby OF Ell Paso was in the city
yesterday, and reports all well at the other
end of Texas.
Judge j. K. Robinson, who has been in
Jacksboro for three days past, returned
home to-day.
Nj. Smith of Throckmorton was in the
city yesterday for the purpose of taking
away some metropolitan air.
Miss May Tuily left this week for an ex-
tended trip to Chicago, Niagara Falls and
other points Of interest in the East.
NJ W. Flood of Wichita Falls is at the
Pickwick, and was talking Of the big Fourth
of July celebration his city is to have
4. H. Mccain has just arrived from Dub
lin, his home, and reports every one in that
section as in high spirits over the fine crop
prospects.
Mrs. Dr.. Magruder leaves to-day for At
lanta, Ga, Maryland and Virginia, where
she will spend the summer visiting friends
and relatives
Rev B. F. Cabell, president Of the Pot
ter college, Bowling Green, Ky, was in the
city yesterday and favored The GAZETTE
office with pleasant call.
Messrs. Gavin and Glen Walker, Jr, left |
yesterday morning on the nort-bound Katy
The former will spend the summer in Vir-
GINA and the latter, after few weeks in |
Virginia and New York, goes to Europe to |
be absent some little time.
Miss Julia Hogg, youngest daughter of |
Professor Alexander Hogg, has Just re-
turned from LaSel seminary for young |
women. In addition to the ordinary literary |
studies, Miss Julia took the course in cook |
ing, cutting and fitting dresses She also |
took the full course in the gymnasium. ad- |
ding rowing and tennis. Professor Hogg |
believes In educating mentally, morally and !
physically, fitting, as near as possible, for |
the duties OF life as well as the pleasures |
and accomplishments.