Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

District Clerk w Il. Cox of Collin
county Is ia the city.
Judge w. H. Crawford OF Dallas was
here yesterday
W. Il. Figures of Atlanta. Ga, is
registered at the Hotel Worth.
Miss Lena Evans is here again after
spending two weeks at Mineral Wells.
clint Thompson. editor Of the McKin-
ney Gazette, Is among the visitors in
the city.
Or. W. A. Adams returned yesterday
from a weeks professional stay in san
Antonio.
C. N. Harris, editor Of the Zig
Springs Paragraph, Is attending the
great silver convention.
Lieutenant Governor George II. Jester
OF Corsicana was among the number
present at the silver convention.
Ed c, Pfaehie. one OF the leading jew
elry statesmen of Cincinnati, Is in the
city visiting his brother, w. c. Pfaefile
Rev h. II. Jenklns of whltewright,
Tex. is assisting Rev. a. J. Harris in
q revival meeting at mis- church on
Broadway.
w. l.. Foster. who Is connected with
Dun's commercial agency ut Dallas,
was among his friends In this place
yesterday.
Lawrence Miller, who for some time
mas BEEN associated with his brother,
A j. Miller. has returned 10 his former
home in Iowa.
Hon. G. b. Pickett, formerly mem
Der OF the Legislature from Wise county,
y here. and taking an active part in
the great convention.
Judge ID. A. Holman and CAPTAIN /.
IL. c. Peery of Vernon were among the
prominent delegates from the West to
the silver convention.
Mr.. VIII 4. Davis is at present spend-
Ing the warm months in Denver. and
VIII make an extended trip to Boston
to visit his sister before returning
home.
Miss Dada Defee, who has been visit
ing her brother, l4um Defee, will spend
a month at Mineral Wells. She viii
then return and make this place her
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas orion of st.
Louis, who have been visiting the
family of their son, W. II. Orton, city
ticket agent of the Rock Island, re-
turned home yesterday.
Assistant Attorney GENERAL f. =.
Iiill and Mann Trice and Hon. Monta
y. Moore and Secretary of State ALI
son Mayneld were pleasant callers at
the Gazette office last night
Sam G.. Tankersley, ex-member Of the
state legislature from Wise county. is
attending the state Democratic free
silver convention, Sam says WIS., coun-
~ Is more than 80 to in favor of the
white metal.
MIR. II. c. Alexander is back from
the east. where he purchased largely
for the fall trade. He says Texas IL in
favor with the capital of the east, ana
he is highly pleased with the business
outlook.
Mr.. A. ]. Thrash, who was formerly
employed by W. II. Ia lor, has ac-
cepted position with the Terry Dry
GCcds company, and will have charge
of the shoe department. Mr Thrash
went East last night to select the Snll
stock for his firm.
Hon. Tom j. McMurry came down
from Decatur yesterday ana sized up
the convention, but returIel home dur
ing the day. There Is something CT 4
rumor that Mr.. McMurrey will be
among the congressional aspiraats In
his district next yea
Mann Trice, assistant attnrncy-gon-
| eral. came over from Dallas yesterday
ana pronounces the great free SILVER
convention the biggest thlGg ever held
IN Texas. MIR. Trice says II means TINT
the silver element OF the parry VIII
tolerate no monkey business, AID ~ o.
pose TO continue in con..)l of the
party