El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-26
THE ms AND OUTS.
Going and Coming of FL Paso People
and Others

L
and Others
Pat Durack is in town from Van
| Horn.
DR.. A. Brown, has gone to Alabama
on business.
! Elder Stewart, the we'll known colo
| mist, is in town today.
Messrs. Lamour and Nell, have gone
north on hunting tour.
Engineer Marshall is down from Ele-
phant Butte to spend the holidays.
Cattle Inspector Mozer is in town
from Kansas City, to assist Capt. Lobbs
S. J. Prudential, of this city spent
Christmas with friends at Clifton, n.
NJ.
Major Llwellyn of Cruces has been
down to make his Christmas purchases
in this city.
Mrs. Blachley and daughter Ella, Of
Anthony are spending their vacation
in Ell Paso.
Chase Higgins is over from Big
Springs on a holiday layoff, visiting
among friends.
w. G. Reid has arrived from Las
Vegas, and will take charge editorial
~ OF the Telegraph.
Mrs. James Grunsfeld, who has been
visiting her parents here, has returned
home to Albuquerque.
L. Smith, of Chicago, has returned
from the City of Mexico, and will re
main here for the winter.
H. E. Hoffman and wife, of Lords
burg ate their Christmas dinner with
friends in Rochester, n. Y.
Conductor Merriman went down to
Del Rio this afternoon to bring up the
q. H. pay car due here Monday noon
Maury Kemp, arrived yesterday
from Austin, where he is attending the
state University, in time to help demo-
lish the turkey.
w. r. Muir is in from the Black
Mountain district and reports things
as looking upwith an early prospect of
u good mining camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Woodside and
daughter were visiting the parents of
Mrs Woodside, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Smith, who reside at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Charles Ilfeld, who before her
marriage lived here, and who is now
married to the Las Vegas merchant
| has arrived home from visit to New
! y HOrk.
| Mrs. Lizzie Booker and daughter
Miss Daisy Brewer have gone to No
gales, where Miss Brewer is to wed
| Conductor Richard Andrews of the
Pullman company.
H. NJ. Mundy spent yesterday in Ell
Paso, and it is the first Christmas in
twelve years he has spent with his
! family, his business interests recurring
his presence elsewhere.
| Frank Doss, who was employed at
| the Gregory barber shop, twelve years
ago, says the Las Vegas Optic, is now
the amiable proprietor of four-chair
shop, down in Ell Paso, Texas.
Prof. Hiram Hadley left for Ell Paso
this morning and will return as far as
| Socorro on Monday where he will at
| tend the Teachers association conven-
| tion.-Albuqu querque Democrat.
Will Dunlap is in town from Cripple
! Creek en- route to the Sierra Madre
gold fields. He says the Corralitos
road will bring hundreds of mining
men from Colorado down into the Sab
| inal country.
| The Argus m entionS the fact tha t
| Eddy has entertained the following Ell
! PasO business men the past week.
Horace Broaddus, E. B. Fatman, B F.
| Darbyshire, E. Kohlberg, and that Ed
| Orr mas returned from FL PaSO ana is
again holding down his old position on
| the Current.
Senator w. w. Turney of Ell Paso
said to Round About of the Dallas
| News: Two years ago, while a mem
| Der of the lower house, [ was an ad-
vocate of the Agnew assignment bill.
[ also introduced bill similar to the
Agnew bill sent from Dallas county.
The preferred creditor clause of the
present law should be stricken out. Yes,
| am in favor of many changes in the
present assignment law of Texas"
Fenchler brothers brought over two
trains of cattle today for shipment
north.
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