El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Oysters served at Smiths Creamery

Oysters served at Smiths Creamery.
Cerrillos coal, wood s. feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa te ST.
The appointment of a collector for
the porJ of Ell Pdso in expected To-
morrow.
the Grau Opera company will open
rucSOn'S lew opera house Thurs
DAY n!gnt next.
Tue report is flying around town to-
lay, t.. at Mrs. +. h. Kern is suing in
Iii, ago for a divorce.
A complete line of blank books, tab
ets, and me toilet articles. Nj. H.
Webb, Z2U San Antonio st.
Elm DrOIdery lessons gwen, children's
class Saturday afternoon. Term5 rea-
sunaple. Ills San Antonio Street.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrilios coal
yaro, neauq uar5ers iOr the celebrated
Oerrlllos and anthracite coal. Tel. 3.
WANTED-Desire to rent for 3
nontns an uprignt piaLo. Responsi BILE
parry. No children. Address HER
AID.
What is the use in pay ing the regul-
ar price Ior ury goods, clothing or any
al ticie wnen you can get them at cost
at Diamond's.
b. r. Hammett. Jr., is completing
Two TOUR iooms cottages atFlOrehce and
wyoming sLreets, and will build two
more on Myrtle avenue.
Eloer Bentley OF the Mormon col
vnies Is up IN business ICr lew dag g..
he reports things as prog resting iav.r-
q b dow II in hi, country.
-
undertaAer or emLaimer are Ross q
co. Pnoue 2ll or lS3-tht If pr ices are
rig ht and SERVICES uneXceIlsd.
fOs. master Julian sold to Mrs
Made Fuller 32t 1eet and an undivided
ole nait interest III ~ feet OF private
alley, BLOCK 2, Campbell's au0iLion for
e20Uu.
Horace Stevens says his party met
Gus * lne party Willie down SUuta
and aIsU heard IAat band OF Apaches,
Yhquis and renegade willie men were
caus 4g trouble il That country.
Supt. A. A. Gee of the New Mexico
miss Oh OF the MethO. ist church u IN is
very SICK, anu may not Recover. Conse-
quentiy the quarterly conference that
| was W have been helu at tue First
church IN This city, may haveto b. post
poned.
The subscriptiIn books for the new
natat III ium are nov open lOr su os, ii u
Ii II Of STOCK at PETERSEN 5 music sire
ON Hi PasO street. George Det'I ntaine
invites tue lauie5 of tue Ii orary a $50
viaUi, n to cons ider tie remarh aOiy fine
facilities Otiereu In the secLnl story OF
tie coming nStat. rum lCr public
library, with view Cf extern ion later.
T.. e Christian church was full J es-
teri ay III, rniug and at night. Nj re
chairs ia have to be secured at on, e.
The sunday scLOoi ana Ctner Cepu TT
ments o, the church nave uoub. ed in
uumCers since the Martin meeting.
here we've 30 iditiCnS during Dr..
NJ artin's meeting and enc more ye.ter-
day ml rn1ng.
The musical society NEE is for prac-
tice touigLt in ChOpiuhali at 500
O'Clock. Ifthe society i. to continue, it
is im por tant that all mem beers and iu-
t noiug mem bers be preseLt st this
meeting. The works at present being
practi ed are Bsrnby's B }auti lui Idyi
'-Rebeckah" and Ea ton Faning's fine
part songs 1.-The Vikiugs," and Tue
Miller's Wooiug."
Miss Edith Oldham, niece of George
B. Loving, and who was for sOne dozen
years a res ident of Ell Paso, was nar-
ried last W. dnesCay to Mr.. H. Be anna i
Davis al Fort Worth, Texas. Mr.. u
Mrs. Davis will be at home at HUI ts-''
had an applica ion before the school
ly thought OF by the bard, /