El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-12

J.C. Skiff left for Denver this morn
ling.
Con Lockhart has gone east, but will
| return.
G. A. Freeman went to Denver this
| morning.
Rev. T. F. Galligapb left for Chicago
| this morning.
Mrs. E. Q. Pew aud son left this at
ternoon for San Antonio.
DR.. Simms arrived from Dallas this
| morning over the I. & z.
Walter Downs, of the smelter, is Wis
ting at Los Angeles, Cal.
Train Master McNeal has returned
from his trip down the line.
F Sansky from the Isthmus of Pa
mama left today for Los Angeles.
F. Wardwen Brown and wife have
returned from their northern trip.
Master Mechanic Platt, of the Tue
son shops LETT for home this afternoon
Mr.. Darby shire, of The I. & P, has
gone to the City of Mexico on bust
ness.
Mrs. VIM. H. Earl and children, of
New ton, Kansas, arrived in town to-
day.
Mrs. Herbert G. Mundy, of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, is visiting Mrs. H. nj.
Mundy.
]. Y. Work, of the engineering de-
partment of the COrralitos road, went
to Denver today.
Mrs. Pfaff and her mother, Mrs
Beaumont left this afternoon for Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
p. w. Mothersll, son of Col. Moth
ersill, OF Engle, N. M, is in town visit
ing with his friend Harley Irwin.
Carl Roeiher leaves shortly for Nu-
renberg, Bavaria, to visit with his
foks and will probably remain there.
Fl. NJ. FIckenger, travelling passen-
ger agent of the K. c., f. S. &. M.
road, arrived this m orning over the 7.
& P.
Miss Maggie Lyon has left for two
months stay lu California with frienas
hoping to Return much improved in
health.
DR.. Monagin left this afternoon for a
three weeks stay in the Davis mount
ANS with his brother who has been in
i'll health.
Supt Henry Eyting of the Coop"
at Colonla Juarez, and Bishop w. p.
ROmney, are at The Pierson, from the
Mormon colonies.
Assistant General Manager Over
man, of the Texas u Pacific and fam
lily, arrived this morning from the east
in his private car, on business.
Nike Ryan, who left here some ii me
ago In very poor health, has entirely
recovered and s now holding down a
good position with the railroad compa-
ny at Ell Paso.-Albuquerque Demo
GRAFT.
Col. Masten, the civil engineer, who
Was asSocla.ed with COIonel Locke in
the Palomas railroad scheme, is lying
hopeles-ly i'll with lCcOmotOr alaXla at
Lte home of his SOn-ln-laW in Charles
too, West Virginia.
Award II. White has returned home
from Denver, where be has been al
tending manual training school; he
showed marked 40 llJieS in his studies
making an excellent record; having
attained the position as assistant
teacher in the physics department.
Supt. j. w. Ward, the new superiu-
tendent of the Rio Graude dlvis on of
the Texas " Pacific, arrived this morn
ing from the east to look over his new
territory. SupJ. Ward is we'll known
AID liked III this part of the country,
and the general belief is that the mar
agement aid a good thing in promot-
lug hun.
Grand Master F. Z. Hunter, l. O. O.
f., leaves tomorrow On a lour of visita-
ton to the Subordinates, The dat
and places of his official visits will be
as follows: l4th, Big Spring.; l5tD,
Cisco; 10th, Weatherlord: 18th, Mineral
Wells; 18TH, Fort Worth; 18Th,
Stephensville; 2lst, Corcicana; %, Dali
las; returning to Ell Paso about the
oath.