El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Simmons has gone to Mojave.
A ;. M c 1ael is has gone to Chicago.
V. Stafford left this morning for Chi
cago.
Miss Mary Burch is visiting in Las
Cruces.
DR.. Yandell is confined to- his house
| with illness.
Jim Latham has returned from an
eastern trip.
81. B. Stevens has gone south on a
business trip.
Miss Nellie Witt came up from Ys:
leta yesterday.
Mr.. Kaplan leaves tom orrow on
California trip.
Colonel P. Mothersill of Engle, was
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Binkley, of the G. H., has gone
on visit to Nashville.
Judge Edwards returned yesterday
from his east Texas trip.
w. A. Morehouse and wife returned
by the Santa Fe this noon.
Mrs. Samuel Schultz returned this
noon from northern trip.
DR.. Villas and wife have returned
from their California trip.
Miss Hattie Rokshr has left for Chi
cagO where will attend school.
D. d. Mccartney has gone to Phoe-
nix, Ariz., where he may locate.
Bert Loomis and Charlie Davis have
gone down to San ElizariO to fish.
Air Inspector w. S. Cox of the G.
81. has gone down the line on business.
Mrs. F. P. D woe aud son have gone
to Fort Worth for few weeks to visit
Mr.. Tucker, of the Southern Pacific
freight depot, is off on Galveston and
Houston trip.
= Mr.. Bicknell of the Southern Pacific
office, has returned from q western
business trip.
Edward Rogers of the Ell Paso Brick
company arrives on tOmOrrOw's Santa
Fe from Alton, Ills.
w. G. Wslz has gone on a business
trip through New Mexico and Arizona,
and will manage to take in Catalina
island ere returning.
Samuel Bridgers, brother of the
morning from Ell Orc, Mexico, and will
be in town for some time.
President Penrose of the Common
wealth Mining and Milling company
arrived yesterday from the west, and
left this morning for Denver.
Rev. 81. w. Moore has returned
from Colorado, much improved in
health. He is being welcomed back to
this city where he has SO many friends.
Will Grandover, Jim Hagen, Herbert
Cole, Carl Gather, Ed. Caples,
Carver Brown and Otis Hall have been
having q good time up at Vinton fish
ing.
Supt. Bell Brooks of the w estern
ter an inspection of the Ell Paso Office.
He found everything in ship shape con-
dition.
Harry L. FlatO, formerly city ticket
agent for the Southern Pacific at this
city, and latterly holding the same
position at Houston, has resigned to 60
into the cattle business.
Major J. A. Augur, 4th cavalry, with
wife and two daughters left yesterday
for Fort LeavenwOrth, where the major
has professorship detail. Chris Aug
ur has gone to San Antonio.
Ex-Lieutenant Flipper of the 10th
and one of the very few color
ed West Point graduates, is in town
today. He is special agent of the U.
S. court of land claims, q good deal fat
ter job than any army lieutenancy.
r. D. Williams, of the San Antonio
Express, arrived yesterday and is in
town today en- route to Los Angeles,
where he will 60 into business with
his brother. Mr.. Williams does not
the soft impeachment that
he is on his way to Klondyke.
Mr.. Chase, formerly chief clerk of
the Mexican Central in Juarez, was up
Saturday on q visit from chihuahua.
He is doing well in his new habitat,
and is holding down a good position
with the Lewis Mining company, one
Of the biggest concerns in the repub-
lie.
Bob Silberberg and his mother re-
turned this morning from the City of
Mexico, Mrs. Silberberg being in much
improved health. Mr.. Silberberg says
it has rained and rsined and rained
and rained down in the republic until
you cant rest. The oldest residenter
can't remember when it raiuedsO much
before
J.P. Fuller of Denver and L. L.
Merrill of Albuquerque, both repre-
,enting the Denver Republican are in
town today. They are BRIGHT men,
able to give a good account of them
selves. and are making friends where
ever they 60. The Denver Republican
of the country both in enterprise and
advanced thought, and is everywhere
regarded with consideration. By the
new time table on the Santa Fe the
is able to reach this south
ern territory twenty-four hours ahead
Of the St. Louis papers, which will ma
terially increase its circulation. The
takes the full leased wire
night report of the Associated Press,
to 10000 words, besides q
q great many special dispatches.