El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


DR.. King is in Dallas.
w. b. Twitchel is up from Chihua-
hua.
w. n. Alder, of San Marcial, is in
town. ... ....
Cruces.
A. c. Campbell, of Eddy, is at the
Center Block.
r. G, Hatton, of Las Cruces, came
down yesterday.
G. r. Moorehead has returned from
his California trip.
John Ste ffian has returned from an
Arizona business trip.
The Misses johnson have returned
from from San Antonio.
Floyd Payne has returned from q
New Mexico bus ness trip.
On J. G. Whi,mer has gone to Kan
sas City to attend lectures.
Jake Catlin has gone on prospect
ing trip in the south country.
Prof. and Mrs. Jordan have returned
to Las Cruces after visit in this
city.
II. II. Brokenbrow has been quite
sick for some time, and is unable to be
out.
Judge Edwards is speaking in east
ern Texas on the irrigation amend
ment
Arnold Shankton OF Kansas City is in
town visiting with his cousin W. II.
Austin.
Charles Weber has returned from
Silver City where he has been working
on contract.
Macy Thompson has gone to Big
Springs where he has a position with a
local bicycle house.
Manager Williams, of the Clark
Wilson music company has gone on
New Mexico business trip.
Evangelist Adams, of this city and
wife are holding revival services in
the Methodist church at Alpine.
L. E. Peters of Kansas City, is up
from Chihuahua where he has been
looking after his cattle interests.
Miss Katie Goodjohn, of Pittsburg.
Texas, arrived th.s morning over the
Il. & p, on visit with relatives here.
Maxwell Turpie, of Kansas City,
pi OCCASIONAL undertaken, has removed
To this city and will assist j. G.. Ross.
Professor Putnam has returned from
Dallas where he left Mrs. Putnam who
follows In about month with the baby.
Lester c. Craig of San Antonio,
nephew of Mrs. Teary Pearce of this
city, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearce. .....
Miss Nellie Witt, of sleta, has been
in the city since Satli day on visit TO
friends, but returned to ner home this
afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Ross, of Big Springs, who
was called to tals city by tue death OF
her father Aaron Robinson, returned
home Yesterday accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. w. Nj. She'd Of this CITY,
Miss Lizzie Winfield is teaching kim
dergarten ia HillsUoro where she is
NEE ing with much success. Her
health Is be.tar than ever, she we gns
l55 lbs, aad pulls a good strong oar IN a
boat.
Mayor Arriola of Juarez left last
evening Tor Chihuahua whence he will
go 10 Cusihuirlachic where he has ex-
tensive mining properties. A large
delegation of frie ndS saw this popular
Official off.
Joseph Lippman, prominent Salt
AXE city attorney, passed. through
tins mOrning en- route homo from the
City of Mexico. He was intending 10
stop over In this city several Gays but
was called north by telegram.
Presiding Elder Edington is feeling
much better, and writes friends here
that he is preaching mere strongly
than before. He has been busily en-
gagged in revival WORK up the Peco.
valley, with Kev. Oxiey, and there
have been numerous conversions.
Mrs. Grace O'Neal returned TO this
city yesterday frum Cnauron, Neb i
after an absence from Ell Paso of sew
eral months. She has been visiting
with her mo her at Chadro1, and with |
her sister AZ Rapid City, S. ID. Mrs |
O Meals friends are giad to see her |
back again. She Is stopping at TIE |
PiersOn.
Colonel =. II. Smith passed through |
this afternoon en- route frCm Deminp |
to Chicago via New Orleans to meet
" itn capitalists there ON busin ess In
with the proposed line
south from Deming to Guerrero. Sur
yeS ors are now working south, Col
Smith says, and have got as far as Col
1nia Dublan.
Hot springs have been uiscov.r,
east of Sierra Blanca and as it is hs.