El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-16

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Detective Breckenridge of the S. p.
is in town.
Robert S. Mundy of Champagne, Ill.
| is in own.
R.F. Campbell and daughter left for
| Chicago this morning.
Miss Annie Loomis has returned
from school in the east.
Mrs. E. E. Shrine has gone to Chica-
go to visit with relatives.
! Mr.. Darbyshire of the T. & P. has
returned from the City OF Mexico.
| Miss Bessie Edwards has gone into
the republic to spend her vacation.
Dan Kelly and wife. leave tomorrow
| for Califol n ia over the Southern Pacl-
| fic.
Mrs. Huffman with Capt. J. G. Jones
| little girl came up this morning from
| Ysleta.
Judge Harper and Sheriff Simmons
have gone to Eastland as attached wit
nesses in the Miller trial.
Mrs. Ida Knight returned to Maria
this afternoon after pleasant visit
with her friend, Mrs. w. P. Iuness.
Miss Annie Clarke left for Fort
Stockton this afternoon over the G. H.
with her sister, to be gone all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spitz are down from
Albuquerque visiting with Mrs. Spitz'
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Schultz.
Sheriff Y II. Isbell of Park county,
left this afternoon with James Phillips
wanted at WeatherfOrd for horse steal
ing.
G. H. Kistler of Chicago who has
been in town for q few weeks has con-
cluded to remain and go into business
here.
Mrs E. r. Gather returned from Ell
Paso Saturday night and departed
Sunday morning via Ft. Davis for
Merrill's range.-New Era.
A. G.. Foster left this afternoon for
San Antonio. whence he goes to Cor
pus Christi to remain month. His
family have already preceded him.
Miss Winona Lemly left today over
the G H. for New Orleans her home,
after a two years stay with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Lee.
Geo. Harper, Will Watson and Robt.
L. Greenwood leave tonight by wagon
route, for an outing in the New Mexi-
can mountains. They will probably
be gone for two weeks.
Miss Thornton left today over the
G. H. for San Antonio, whence she
goes to her home at Sedley for the
summer. She is satisfied with the
change made by the board.
A. II Holmes came up from Fort
Hancock this morning. He reports
the river in rot very good condition
for cattle crossing there, and came up
to see Mr.. Newman about it.
Major Arriola, of Juarez, has left
for Cusihuiriachic to receive ten thOus-
and dollars as his share in a rich silver
mine there of which his partner sold
of the richest strikes in MexicO.-Mex.
Herald.
Editor Fullen of the Eddy Argus
passed through today en- route home
from Santa Fe, where he said he had
been to see that the Inauguration of
Governor OterO was properly carried
out. Brother Fullen was in his usual
lively spirits, and as was his time hon
ored Gus. .Om, was perfectly sober.
Dispatcher S. c. Marks of the G. n.
aud family left today for Detroit,
where Mr.. Marks will attend the an
nual meeting OF the train dispatchers
OF America. He will be away five
weeks. In his absence, Mr.. Connolley
takes the first trick, Mr.. Shrine the
second, and Mr.. Warehouse the third,
in the dispatchers' Office.
Miss Lizzie Winfield who has been
successfully studying kindergarten
training at a prominent training school
in Tennessee, has graduated with high
honors, and has been offered and ac-
cepted fine position at HillsbOrO in
this state, where she removes prepara-
tory to beginning active work in the
fall. Her mother will join her there
in short time. Miss Winfield is we'll
known in this city where she long
resided with her mothers family, and
was very much thought of for h.r
sterling good character and capabili-
ties. Mrs. and Miss Winfield have the
kindliest remem berances of many Ell
Paso friends in their removal to their
new home.