Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

c, w. Word came In from Wichita
Falls yesterday.
Ernest j. Doss Of Bonham was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Turner OF Lexington, Ky, Is
visiting Miss Alice Elliston.
Frank Walker and Paul Sullivan LETT
yesterday for Kansas City.
Mr., ]. Jalonick, insurance agent
from Dallas, was In the city yester-
day.
Mr. T. =. Gerren, who Is the claim
agent OF the Santa Fe. was In the city
Mr.. j. w. Stephens. the able Judge
and attorney from Weatherford. was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. s. Lowenthnl, large dry
goods merchant from Denison, was
paying visit to the city yesterday.
Henry II. Early left yesterday after
noon over the Houston and Texas
Central on an important business trio.
DR.. G. A. johnson and wife are
spending a few days Visiting in the
city. The doctor carries on business In
San Antonio as a specialist.
Mr.. T. f. Shirley. who Is connected
with the law department of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad COM
pany. was In the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Hiltz OF the University
will leave today for Chicago, where
she Will spend the holidays with
friends.
Judge II. II. Carsweli. one of the
most prominent attorneys OF this part
OF the Lone star State. was down
from Decatur yesterday on legal busi-
ness.
Mr.. r. w. Hscox. from Galveston,
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state representative for the firm OF II.
n. Rabbit, the manufacturer of I've
and potash.
II. j, Feeney left yesterday on a
visit TO his former home at Payne's
Depot. KY, accompanied by his sister,
who has been visiting here for several
weeks.
Hon. Holmes Cummings of Austin.
with his wife, was In the city a few
hours yesterday. He was merely pass
Ing through. and had nothing to say
to newspaper men.
Charles King. Beecherville; John
Dabney, Alvord: VIII Bryant. Ranger;
A. ID. Hudson Plano. and j. H.
Ward and wife, Norman, o. n. are
among the recent arrivals at Hotel
Rlchelieu.
Mrs. Brooke Smith and child are
visiting in the city from Brentwood
Mrs. Smith Is the wife of Mr. Brooke
Smith, the banker of that town, who is
an eminent man, well known and much
respected.
Mr.. Israel Goldberg. prominent
manufacturer and merchant of New
YORK, also n member of the Martin
Brown company Is spending Few
weeks in the city. He is always a
welcome visitor to Fort Worth.
Alfred A Wondmap mamie. -. .
prominent cotton firm of Liverpooi
England, is the guest of Felix Rath
OF this city. Mr.. Woodman is In Texas
Tor the purpose of looking over the
ground OF one OF the greatest cotton
countries In the world.
Colonel Jot j. Smyth. an extensive
lnild owner and stock raiser at Ora nd
view. was In the city yesterday. TAX
ing notes on the stock market. Colonel
Smyth Is bright. shining example of
what stiok-to-it-iveness and ke.pi NJ
eNeriastingly Mt II Will do for an ener.
getic man In Texas. Not many wears
ago Colonel Smyth began life with
nothing, but today he is the owner OF
thousands of acres of Texas soil, and
ms stock IL grazing on u thousand
hills.
II. W. Sipple. n business man of
burlington, Ia, Is in the city for n
Few days. This is Mr. Slpple's first
visit to the South but he has n nun.
per or friends In this city whom he
rs looking up. He will return home
by way OF Dallas, Hot Springs and
81. Louis. Mr.. Slpple says that when
he left Burlington a few days ago
the mercury was ! degrees below zero
ana he Is surprised at the mild win
Ter climate he has found In the Sunny
South.