El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-26
PERSONALS,

Fred Kiefer went this morning for
Albuquerque, on the 5. r.
Harry Bailey returned from Mesills
| aud Las Cruces this morning.
w. BeRsely and son took their de-
parture this morning on the Santa te'
Engel Cara was passenger this
morning for Ouray, by the Santa Fe
route.
f. Myer left this morning on the
Santa Fe train for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
John Foy, an old time miner from
Texas Canon, N. Nj, spent yesterday
in the city.
c. NJ. Newsom left the city this
morning by way OF the Santa Fe, for
Kansas City.
W. b. Murphy returned this morn
ing to Las Cruces, after a brief business
trip to the city.
Mrs G. f. Hunt returned yesterday
from Las Cruces aud went south on the
Mexican Central.
Travelling Passenger Curtis was
among the arrivals today on the S. p.
from trip through the west.
F. j. Goodair was among the arri-
walls on the T. p. this morning from
his ranch near Midland, Texas.
Mrs. +. c. Warning, sister of Mrs j.
II. Smith, reached the city Saturday,
from Missouri, via the Santa Fe.
Adolph Schultz left this morning by
the Santa Fe to see the sights on ex-
hibition at the New Mexico fair.
Mrs.w.J. Harris left today on the I.
p. for her home at Ysleta, after spend
ing few days with relatives in the
city.
Captain J. ID. Slocom is in the city
from Corralitos. Last week DR.. King
removed q cancer from the captains
eyelid.
Adam Dodds, an old miner in the
Organs, and part owner in the Ben
Nevis, left the city this morning FIR
Las Cruces.
Judge II. b. Hamilton left this city
for Las Cruces where he has
important business in the United
States court.
Judge Henry L Waldo, solicitor in
n. NJ. for the Santa Fe system, was a
passenger on yesterdays north bound
train for Las Vegas.
Capt. John p. Casey. one of the sub
ranchmen of Dona Ana coun- |
ty, n. NJ, came in on yesterdays |
Santa Fe.
First Lieut.. o 'Keeffe and First Lieut..
Powers both left today on the T. p. for
ID. c., where they go to
report to Colonel Richie.
Messrs. L. T. Bacon and George
lotteries, both of Logsnsport, Ind,
,ame in on the T. p. yesterday with
he idea of locating here.
G. NJ. Foraker, u. S. marshal for
New Mexico, aud Pat Garrett, sheriff
If Dona Ana Co., boarded the north
'ound Santa Fee yesterday morning.
q. Is. Ryan, the iwell known repre-
eutative Of HILBERT, Spencer, and
Bartlett OF Chicago, came in today on
he S. p. to look after his trade in Ell
'aso.
Mrs. Frank Clark and daughter went
Up yesterday for q shorS visit to Frank,
r., and Philip, her sons, who matricu-
ated at the Las Cruces agricultural
ollege.
George w. Gsienpie left last night
ver the 7. Z. for his home in Louis
ana. Mr.. Gaienuie' went through with I
car load of fine stock. He left many
riends in FL Paso. II
Major William Fewel, Captain Chas c
lsvis. and Chss Davis Jr., returned s
rom their fishing trip down the /
iver. The major said that ne caught
sll the fish he would want for some
lime to come.
G. f. Maurer, formerly with the b
anita Fe at this point, but now with {
ne chihuahua and Pacific road came {
y asst night on the Central and will | .
pend a couple of days with his old b
lends before returning. {
W. T. Hixson and wife arrived on the q
anita Fe yesterday morning from Chi
a9o. Mrs. Hixson has been there for =
'me time visiting relatives and Mr.. Y
ixsOn went later to look after the y
Irch asing of holiday goods.
Harry Alexander. the genial COM o
Srcial agent of the Mort a. starR O