El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-08
THE ms AND OUTS.
Going and Coming of FL Paso People
and Others

and Others
Gov. Ahumada is reported as quite
sick.
Fl. S. Baughtcan now be found at the
| Ell Paso meat market.
D. G. Hardie of Chicago has remov-
ed to this city to live.
Arthur Heatherly has returned from
his City of Mexico trip.
Maurice J. McKelligon left for Or
tiz, Mexico, to be gone for a few days.
Mrs. w. P. Inness is confined to her
house with bad attack OF the grippe.
Supt. F. r. Place of the Texas &
Pacific Telegraph service, is in town.
Billy Wilson and bride are expected
in on tonights's flyer from New Or
leans.
Contractor w. J. Harris has return
ed from his ranch, and is again down
on the Corralitos grade.
Rev. Mr.. Cabell Martin entertained
the brotherhood of St. Andrew at the
Episcopal rectory last evening.
Ed. F. Slough, ex-night yardmaster
at the local yards in Albuquerque, left
Tor I'll Paso, Texas, says the Optic.
Frederick Duclos of the Mexican
Ore company at chihuahua, is in town
on his return trip from California.
Miss Ameda May, of Las Cruces,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
A. Y. Andreas here, has returned
home.
Jim Edwards, a young mining man
well and favoraoly known in Ell Pdso,
was recently married at the City of
Mexico.
Harry Ebert, the well known rail
road man, is master mechanic of the
Mexican National railroad at San Luis
Potosi, Mexico.
Mrs. Morris Freudenthal, who has
been spending the past nine months in
Berlin, Germany, visiting relatives, re-
turned to Las Cruces.
Senator Turney leaves Sunday for
Austin to attend the legislature. He
expects the assignment law will occupy .-
a great deal of the legislative atten-
ton.
Government Inspector Dean is here
from Kansas City to examine the case
Of the big herd of Mexican sheep quar-
in this city on account of
5cab.
Charley Layer of the Sonora News
is up from the City OF Mexico.
Come around to the McGinty Club,
Charles tonight, and toot the horn once
more, as Of yore.
w. H. Constable, the affable broker,
S interviewing the merchants of Albu-
querque in the interest of the houses
ne represents. He bas just made a
similar trip to Las Vegas.
Col. John Borradaile is expected
nome tonight from short business
rip to Ell Paso, says the Optic. Mrs.
8orradaile and Miss Grace will remain
Is the guests of the colonel's parents.
Chris Acuna, who for the past three
7ears has been connected with the
Oriental hotel at Dallas, arrived in
he city this morning. Chris spent his
ooyhood in Ell Paso and comes here
or needed rest.
The Albuquerque Citizen says that
Mr.. F. 7. Dolan who has been train
Master of the Santa Fe at Marceline,
Mo-, takes the position of division
uperintendent of the Mexican Central
Dad at Juarez on January 10.
W. E. Baker, of Las Cruces, returned
N Tuesday on the belated train and
avs to the Independent Democrat re
Kansas, all day Monday: that a bliz-
ard was at its height, and that he is
,lad to again be back in the land of
unshine.
W. J. Milliken and j. r. Southworth
md wife, who have been in the city the
,ast six weeks, will leave tomorrow
morning for Ell Paso, Texas, where
hey will interest some thriving news
PAPER publisher of the Pass City into
ssuing special edition to advertise
hat city and its surroundings. Messrs.
Iilliken and Southworth got up the
plendid holiday edition of the Citizen
lemen, not only socially but through
he avenues of business and therefore
commend them to the newspaper
and citizens of Ell Paso.