Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-07

Mrs. M. j. McAllister of GRtlSi1S OaE,,
| Is visiting in the city.
l.. B. Russell of Comanche is attending
| to some business in the city.
| Alfred Loftin of Tyler, who is interested
| in Fort Worth real estate, is in the city.
L. W. Hatcher of Decatur is spending a
| few days IN the city and is at the Mansion.
DR.. and Mrs. Nj. M. Barnes have returned
home after months stay at Arkansas Pass.
Isaac NJ. Miller and son, Fl. B. Miller, of
New York, are in the city with view OF
investing.
7. L. Temple of Texarkana is registered
at the Mansion and Will remain in the city
several days.
C. H. jenkins of Louisville, KY. is look
ing around the city and over the state with
a view of investing.
]. W. Link Of Amarillo ono of the active
pushing young citizens of that attractive
place, Is in the city.
Judge NJ. L. Crawford, the prominent
and able lawyer of Dallas, is attending to
some legal business in the city.
The condition of W. W. Dunn, proprietor
of the Mansion, was much worse last night,
and his life is now despaired of.
Mr. NJ. B. Phillips and Miss Blanche
Phillips and Mr.. r. c. Slaughter are a
PAL ~ liOIi ClCHICuNlil5 stopping III LQS
Mansion.
Hon. j. W. Patterson, judge of the De.
catur district, is in the city meeting old
friends who are great admirers of the we'll
known jurist.
DR.. Catlin of Grand Rapids Mich, is
prospecting in the state and is now in Fort
Worth. He is highly delighted with the
state and this city.
Miss Winnie Lawson, after a three
months visit to her brothers, G. G.. and
Gilbert Lawson, left last night for her
home in North Carolina.
H. L. Niedringhaus of ST. Louis, one of
the famous firm of tin plate and granite
manufacturers, who is. also largely inter-
ested in Texas cattle, is at the Ellis
John w. Lieh of Mason is in the city and
reports the Brentwood country to be in
fourishfng condition. He states that the
crop outlook is magnificent and that crop
Is now assured.
A. D. Goodenough, Leading citizen of,
Henrietta, spent yesterday in Fort Worth.
Mr.. Goodenough Is an active spirit in push,
ish all enterprises for the benefit of his rap
idly growing city.
II. Hirshfield and his daughter, Miss Ida,
have moved to Fort Werth from Little
Rock to make this city their home. They
were cordially welcomed by son and brother,
/. Z. HirShtield.
Mrs. Anne e. Payne Of Virginia, sister
of Rev. R. L. Dabney, president Of Austin
University and prominent Presbyterian
divine, is visiting the family of w. T. Ellis
On the South Side.
Wiley Blair of Weatherford was in Fort
Worth yesterday. Mr.. Blair has many
friends in Fort Worth who remember him
in the old days when he Travelled for Joseph
II. Brown. He is at the Pickwick.
Judge D. A. Num-. q prominent and in
fuential lawyer of Crockett, has been in
the city for several days. Judge Num-
was at one time a candidate against Mai
w. II. Martin for congress, and is gentle
man of high attachments.
Frank Lerch of San Angelo, who has
done SO much to bring the p C. c. country
and the Brentwood country to the notice
of the world, was IN the city yesterday. He
reports his section of country in il BY a
large majority. Crops are simply splendid
Messrs. Joab Melbourne and H. P. Dillon
of Topeka, Kan, and Mr.. ]. B. Burton, of
Abilene, Kan, make party of gentlemen
who are looking over the state in search OF
investments. They were in Fort Worth
yesterday, but in the evening Messrs Mel
bourne and Dillon left for Dallas to be alb
sent a day or two.
H R. Comforth of the City of Mexico is at
the Ellis. MIR. Comforth is connected with
railroad interests in Mexico and states
that railroad construction in Mexico is on a
boom and that many new roads will be
built in the near future. He is delighted
with Mexico and thinks that the country
has bright future.
Sheriff H. S. Sisk passed through the
city yesterday morning en- route home from
Brennan Tex. where he had captured
"Buckskin Joe," alias Joe Bruno, alias Joe
Atkinson. Joe is wanted in Parker county
for highway robbery, having robbed the
stage plying between Weatherford and
Mineral Wells. This is not our Buckskin
Joe.