El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-25
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Mr.. Darbyshire has gone to Dallas
on business.
John H. Riley, of Colorado Springs,
Col, is in town.
Mrs. VIM 81. Earl and daughter are
in the City Of Mexico.
A A Spepdlove and family of Chi
huahua, are at the PiersoD.
Revs. French and Adams have gone
to Pecos to attend district conference.
Miss Annie Harper returned last
evening from her visit in East Texas.
Proprietor McDermott of the Robin
son house at Chihuahua and daughter,
are in town.
Mrs. Gus Buckler will leave for New
York tomorrow, over the T. & F. to
spend the summer with her parents.
Miss Molinar left this afternoon for
Morenci to visit with her friend Mrs.
Welch, and will return in September.
DIR. and Mrs. Villas left on today's
Santa Fe for Glorieta to enjoy the in
vigorating mountain air the next six
weeks.
Dr. jenkins returned this morning
over the T. & P. after an absence of
two years, and is shaking hands with
his old friends.
Rev. DIR. Sabin, the well known
congregational clergyman who has iv-
ed in this city with his family for some
years past is very low.
Editor Anderson of the Dona Ana
county Republican, came down from
Cruces this morning. He says the Rim
con Weekly dies this week.
Grandmaster Hunter of the I. o. o.
F. returned this morning over the T.
& P. from an official visitation to
lodges throughout the state.
DR.. L. P. Allison has returned to
Midland from ST. Louis and Chicago
much improved in health and will re-
sumo his practice in Ell Paso July
1st.
Governor Ahumada aud William
Moyez came up this morning from Chi
huabua. The governor comes up to
meet his son who is returning from
California.
Conductor Bacon of the T. & P. has
returned from his home at Green
castle. Ind. where he has been visiting.
Mr.. Bacon brings back with him his
son, F. II. Bacon who will remain here
a few weeks.
c. E. Kelly aud bride returned this
ier thsn they expected, as Mrs. Pollard,
wife of Mr.. Kelly's partner is sick, and
Mr.. Pollard's attention for the time is
called away from his business.
Q. S. Collins, B. G. Fox and ex-
Sheriff J. 81. Thompson of Globe, Gila
county, Arizona, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Globe. The
above named gentlemen have been east
looking into some mining interests.
They are all very prominent citizens Of
Gila county.
Sunshine" Mckinley.
Of all the Mckinley nieces, say q
writer in Harper's Bszar, Miss Mable
Mckinley, daughter of Abper Mckinley
seems to be the favorite; at least this is
so among the Mckinley family itself.
She is not only pretty to look at, but
charming in manner, and processes
that rare and all-winning grace in
woman, a sweet, modulate voice. She
About her there is little of the smart,
modern maids. She seems like the old
fashioned flower like girl eulogized by
poets decade sgo, but to this great
charm are added the interest of modern
culture and the spice of independence.
The family say that she makes her
friends according to her will, and is as
staunch to them as her uncle was to his
duties as q soldier and to his political
convictions. Her relatives give her the
pet name of ''Snpshine.'' She is slight,
fair of skin, with blue eyes and gen.
uine Mckinley profile.