El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-02
THE ms AND OUTS.
Going and Coming of FL PasO People
and Others

Going and Coming of FL PasO People
and Others
G. B. Brown left over the Santa Fe
yesterday for Chicago.
S. G. Kilgore is recovering from a
slight attack of diptheria.
Miss Lulu Jones is quite sick with
what threatens to be brain fever.
Supt. Easley, of the Mexican Central
is in town en- route to San Luis Potosi.
Simon Kinsella left over the Santa
Fe yesterday, for Strong City, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith have
returned from a visit to Albuque1-
que.
Miss Hattie Robinson has been un-
able to be out all the week on account
of tonsilitis.
J. W. Zook, of Fort Worth, is in the
city on his way to Mexico to look after
his mining interests.
J. K. Friend leaves today for the
Sierra Madres to continue development
On his mining properties.
Antonio Ruiz, of Las Cruces, has
returned home after a three weeks
visit with friends in this city.
T. B. johnson and bride arrived this
noon from Albuquerque. and are re-
ceiving congratulations of friends.
Miss Dora Cameron who has been
spending some time in Ell Paso, has re-
turned to her home in Canton, Miss.
Mrs. c. Worden, of ,Pittsburg, Pa,
mother of Q. L. Worden, of this city, is
spending the winter with her sons
family on Mesa avenue.
Harry Kelly has returned from his
Chihuahua duck hunt bowed down
beneath the weight of feathered mer-
cies. He had red hot time.
Tom Cavanaugh. formerly an Atchi-
son conductor out of Ration, now rum
ming out of Ell Paso, Texas, had
trip pass to the Pass city, last evening.
Optic.
Traves w. Brown, OF Del Rio, came
up Thursday and was married to Miss
Ellie Thomas by Rev. J. T. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have returned to
Del Rio.
J. +. Embree, a practical undertaken
and embalmer, has assumed the man
agement of the Coldwell Undertaking
Co. Mr.. Embree comes highly recon-
mended from his former home Augusta
Ga.
DR.. ]. w. Elder, of Pittsburg, Pa,
left yesterday for Albuquerque, where,
it is understood, he will be assistant
surgeon of the Atlantic s. Pacific road.
Miss Ida Elder and Miss Lucy Ernian
accompany him.
Judge Buckler has gone to Pecos
City in connection with the Miller
Frazer killing, and returns today to
close the October term of court and to
open the January term of court in this
city on Monday next.
Maury Kemp left by the Southern
Pacific this afternoon for Austin to
renew his studies at the state universi-
ty. Mr.. Kemp visited with the Phi
Fraternity at the last session, as did
also Robert Neill son of Judge H. II.
Neill.
G.. G.. Gardner, of Charlottetown,
Canada, spent New Years in this CITY.
Mr.. Gardner is '49er, and is now re-
turning to the scenes of his early man
hood. While in the city he was shown
around by Foreman Mum of the South
ern Pacific
Thos. O'Kee fe, ofthe Ell Paso Times,
! who has been for a lew DAYS rusticating O
in the mountains, came in on horse
back Monday, too late, however, to
take the train. He remained over till
yesterday, when he left for home. He
| let $500 contract on the Maggie G..
mine in the Gold Camp, and reports a
| great deal of assessment work going on
out there.-Ind. Dem.
w. S. Sickles, of Independence,
Kansas, is in town for the present. and
may remain some time. He a first
class printer, and was formerly editor
of the independence Daily Reporter,
being the youngest editor in the state
of Kansas. Mr.. Sickles is fellow
| townsman of MIR. Barber, of the Nc
Ginty band, and will be with the boys
in the band room next Monday night.
II is hoped that Mr.. Sckles may find
il convenient to remain in this city, as
he is also an excellent musician and
will be an addition to the band.
Ell PASO STEAM LAUNDRY,