Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-18
E. !. SMITH & C|l.
PERSONAL.

". r. Corckett of Iowa Park is in the
| city.
| d. B. Gardner of Dickens county is in the
| city.
". J. Bardelebean, an Amarillo stock
man, is i'll the city. =;
L. B. McClanahan of Blufdaie was, 81
| the streets yesterday -
W.P. Flynt of stephenville came ~
| the Rio Grande yesterday.
S. w. Lovelady OF Cleburne4sssfth sxity
He says his name is all right. ys
W. C. O'Bryan of McGregor came up to
see the Magic city yesterday.
| John A. Bergin leaves about July l TO
| spend the summer in Ireland
| r. NJ. Douglas and family left last even
| ing on the Santa F'e for Denver.
| H. W. Henderson, one of Abilene's wide
| awake business men, is III the city.
| Col. Peter Smith left on the Katy's Chi
| cago limited last night for New York.
| T. II. Bowman Of Big Springs was among
| the Texans in the city on business yester-
! day.
J. W. Egloff of Cranbury came in on
| the Rio Grande yesterday. He will return
| to-day.
Mrs. H. H Kerr will leave soon for New
| York. going via the Santa Fe and Mallory
| line OF steamships.
T. NJ. Hall, one of those men who lose no
| oppor' unity to drop word lin sayson'' for
Amarillo, is in the city.
Mrs. ]. Morgan Wells and children left
| for Kentucky yesterday via the Cotton Belt
| to spend the summer
DIR. George w. Jackson and family will
leave for the East about July l to pass u
few weeks in recreation.
]. W. Spruill of Archer is circulating
among Fort Worth business men. Mr..
Spruill says Archer is all right
Mrs. Donald Hincllley and Miss Anna
Hinckley of Dallas, are visiting their sister
Mrs. W. 7. Hinckley of Fort Worth.
7. NJ. Gillespie OF Archer, who is in the
city on business, says the success of Archer
county as an agricultural region is assured.
H. c.. Caswell and family left last night
on the Santa F'e limited fast mail for the
Green mountains of Vermont, where they
will remain until October.
Mrs. f. w. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. c.
w. Connery left yesterday for Boston.
Mass. After July they will be at Rye
Beach, n. H., for the summer.
j. L. Heath Of Granbury is in the city
Mr.. Heath is one of those men who think
Granbury is just little better place to live
in than any other spot on earth.
Mrs. T.. Z. French and baby leave to-day
to spend the summer months among I. re-
latives and friends III Missouri, stopping
first at Clinton, Mo-, Mrs. French's old
home.
Rev. Carl f. Bauman and Mr.. Peter Ster-
ley of The ST. Johns church left for New
Baden last night to attend the conference
of the Texas district of the German Evan
gelical synod OF North America.
Tom Brown, Ed Perkins and Leu Hall
We're passengers on the north bound Santa
Fe last night for Poughkeepsie, n. Y. A
little dickey bird whispers a wedding is on
the taps, in which Mr.. Perkins is deeply
interested.
Mr.. T. p, Boyd left last night for Walnut
Grove, Mo-, to attend the commencement
exercises at the female seminary at that
place of which his daughter is pupil Mn =.
Boyd says he will bring some substantial
Missouri people back with him to this
place.
James O. Vincent, the heavy man of the
Stephenville Empire, is in the city Mr.
Vincent says a new court house is not the
only new thing Stephenyille has 'ion a
string.'' He also says Erath viii surprise
the Oldest inhabitant with her crops this
year.
T. E. Bailey of the Cisco Roundup paid
THE GAZETTE a call yesterday evening. He
reports Cisco as awakening from the effect
of the hard times as shown by the improve
ments that have recently taken place.
cmong which is the erection of waterworks.
Mr.. Bailey returns home to-day.