Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-09
FAREWELL
FRIENDS OF MR. AND MRS. II.
w. TALLaNr SAY oooD-BYE.
We Arlington Inn the Scene of Leave
Taking-Presentations of Tokens
orEsteem-R RESOLUTIONS.

MIR. end Mrs. II. w. Tlllant. who leave
this evening via the Rock Island for Den
yer. with Mr.. Tallant and his estimable
wife 20 IN unison the hearts Of their
friends. who took occasion last night 10
say goodbye aud to express their deep
feeling Of regret at their departure.
To find a man and his wife who have
more good substantial friends In Fort
Worth Is hard thing TO do. In the
loss Of Mrs. Tallant 1t takes one OF the
standard bearers Of progress from our
midst.
A man who has lsbored hard and long
for the future prosperity Of the growing
city VI Fort Worth, with an unfalter'
ing step he has always been found first
aud foremost In the advancement OF the
city Being determined worker Of un-
excelled tenacity. he has been instrument
tai In securing for Fort Worth institu.
tious Of magnitude which have placed
the Panther City Ia the lead Of Texas
cities. Mr., Tnlant was one OF the men
whose Influence II WIS that contaminated
thc pnckery deal. This with other things
take a look at the beautiful and mngni.
fcent Arlington Heights, with a hotel
that SURPRISES anything in the South sur,
rounded by muuy elegant residences, all
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onv ~ NY Us I9,,,u,,,,, H., TIL
iMa!s ~ ,nr ~ is,rt Wnrtb
KIN eoni IIii,ii Ti and a,.d inYsstmsni
company, ~ managing director, the
great good he has done for our city can
not b. measured.
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MOVIES nave p'NVr NV" "a ,ii
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81 our ciuAens, nellg hbrrhl " MS VIEW,
broad coonAideraiion' WIN Just enough
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nc IS
10 hls einPoyes ne nrNsr was hhuMh
70 snow hushl but khdnesa Always
h9NlnE a pheasant Worn LOT gu wlhhe,
who showed their appreciation oil MS
generous actious toward them. by pre-
scnung nm win token OF icmein-
bNlhee ghh esteem Nt lhe lhteNeH party
lnst night
MT. Horn, superintendent OF the street
railway conpihE' m behpll OF tne sll'
pl0yes OF The road presented thelr latS
employer with nn elegant gold-heHdcd
cane. MIR. Horns imrromptn, speech
was constructed with words well chosen
for the occasion, and in their deliver
ance 1t WIS evident that every one came
direct from the hearts of the men who
had assembled in a body to bid Mr.. and
Mrs. Tallhnt goodbye. Mr.. Tnllant,
thanks to the men who had so faithfully
served him.
And to Mrs. Tallant' remarked Mr.
Horn, TN behalf Of the employees of he
Arlington Heights Street Railway conf
pany, / desirc TO present, as. u token Of
our high esteem, this gold-hended UNI
brella"
Mrs. Tallant responded by shaking
hands with each aud every one Of the
men. which was heartily applauded.
FROM THE CHURCH
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HnIiny lenrnnj tiiet anon, tl,c ,.bnr,,,s
incident TO this world Of Change thnt
Mr.. and Mrs' II w Tollant Who far