Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-12
PERSONAL.

James Stanley, Quanah citizen, is in the
| city.
j. R. Nelson and wife Of Corsicana are in
the city.
Mrs. W. A. Hawkins of Stephensville is
in the city to-day.
n A Rector, a well-known Austin cit
izen, is in the city.
Mrs R. B. Written of Archer is in the
city on a brief visit
W. a. Vaughan of Weatherford was on
the streets yesterday.
a T. Mabry. one of the big men of Big
Springs, is in the city on business.
E. P. Walsh. one of the enterprising citi-
zens of Wichita Falls, is in the city.
Miss Pauline Wynne has returned home
from visit to friends in Corsicana, Tex.
Mrs. o. W. Parry, Miss Grace Buck and
Mrs. L. II. Short have gone to Wootan
Wells to spend the summer.
Col Carey w. Styles, q veteran journal
ist, at one tine editor of the Stephenyille
Empire, is in the city on business.
Miss Mamie Corcoran. an accomplished
Dallas young lady, is the guest or Miss
Matte Turner, 3i4 East Second street.
Gen Turner, formerly editor of the
Memphis Scimeter. and late prosecuting
attorney OF Memphis, is visiting IN the
city
j. h Collard, Jr., one of Granbury's en-
terprising citizens, is in the city. He speaks
very encouragingly of his city and its pros
poets.
Guy Collard of Granbury was drinking
artesian water yesterday. He thinks Fort
Worth is good town, but GranOury bet
ter one.
T WI, Of II15l-al1 ic in the pIfy
Mr. Kirby says all Haskell needs to make
her happy is railroad communication with
Fort Worth.
S. T. Camp, young attorney OF this city,
is home from u two months visit in San
antonio. He was called there by the ill
ness of his father.
Miss Mamie Dickson, who has been in
the city for sometime visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. j. James, left for her home in
Texarkana this morning.
T. Graham, superintendent of the ex-
hibit of Texas products near the depot. IS
in the Panhandle country on business. He
will return in day or two.
Miss Roxie E. Henderson of Paris, Tex,
a teacher of the high schools of that city, is
visiting friends at 413 East Ireland street,
South Side, and will be in the city some
days.
d. W. w LII VI EDalI ktlSclO 10 III VIC
city. He reports that section OF the
grape arpor progressing finely, with
splendid prospects for its future develop
ment.
Jules DevereauX, for years citizen of Fort
Worth, now living at Odessa, in Ector
county, where he is county and district
clerk, was in the city yesterday meeting old
time friends.
F. Cornelius of Vernon is in the city. He
says that Vernon, though slightly distigured
is still in the ring and ready to enter the
contest for supremacy with any city OF
North Texas.
E. C. Heath of Rockwell was among the
visiting Texans yesterday. Mr.. Heath is
one of those men to the manor born, who
know the merits of their city and are not
afraid to speak of them.
Iss6e4fn Walker of Quanah is in the city.
John says though Quanah is temporarily
out of sight she is still the lively enterpris-
ing city Us before the washouts isolated her,
and will bob up serenely as usual.
j. D. Collett returned yesterday from a
combined business and pleasure trip to
Austin. Mr.. Collett reports the crops in
that part of the state to be in splendid con-
dition and everyone as expecting an IN
usually fine yield.
G. a. Tucker of Archer City was in the
city yesterday. He says the Red River and
Southwestern has already given Archer d
heavy boost, and greater things are eX-
pected when the iron horse snorts for the
first time in that gem of the prairies.
John L. Jackson of Weatherford is in the
city. Mr.. Jackson is one of that young
city's brightest legal lights, and one of her
most foremost citizens. He, of course,
works for Weatherford, talks for Weather
ford, and would fight at the drop of the hat
for Weatherford.
Abram Nave Of St Joseph, Mo-, and the
head of the immense Nave-McCord
mercantile company, wholesale grocers,
is at the Ellis. MIR. Nave won't say
what he is in Texas for, though it is
known he is, or was, largely interested in
cattle. The firm of which he is
member does the largest grocery jobbing