El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-10
PERSONALS.


his ranch.
Numa Raymond returned today to
Las Cruces.
J. j. Mudd boarded this mornings
train for Albuquerque.
W. W. Dexter left this morning on
the Santa Fe for Milwaukee.
J. F. Rafferty, left on the Santa Fe
for the city of San Francisco.
J. L. Murtha OF Sierra Blanca left
today on the Texas and Pacific.
Mrs. Morely and son came down this
morning from Cham berino, N. M.
Col. T. c. Tillotson and family, from
Lincoln county, N. NJ, are in the city.
Attorney w. H. Burgess was q pas
senger on this mornings Santa F'e for
Chicago.
j. A. Fillmore, manager of the S. P.
system, arrived last evening on the S.
p. pay car.
J. B. Donner, superintendent of tele-
graph, arrived on the S. ?. pay car
last evening.
Epps Randolph, of the Tucson divis-
ion of the S. p, arrived on the pay
car last night.
H. S. Beach and wife arrived on the
7. P. yesterday. and will reside at No.
800 N. Oregon ST.
F. W. Heatherly left the city this
morning for Ann Arbor, Michigan,
by way of the Santa Fe.
Charles App, for the last two years
conductor on the Central. left today
for Big Springs on the 7. p.
W. E. Fletcher and wife left this
morning on the Santa Fe for Las
Vegas hot springs in New Mexico.
A. E. Bennett. who owns. a group of
good galena claims in the San Andreas
range, in New Mexico, is in the city.
Nathan Solomon and bride left on
the T. p. today for an extended bridal
tour in the east. They will visit New
York and other cities.
j.. C. Wallace, who has been away
from Fort Bliss to his home at Fort
Worth, on a furlough of thirty days,
returned this morning.
Alexander Martinez, second son of
| Don Felix Martinez, left this morning
| for Santa Fe and will attend ST. Mi
chefs college for the next scholastic
year.
| Miss Bessie johnson came in on the
morning T. P. train to make her re-
gular weekly visit to her home and
| friends Miss johnson is teaching
| school at Fort Hancock.
General Manager Nickerson of the
|
this morning via the Santa Fe for AL
buquerque. From there the Misses
Nickerson will go to Chicago where
they will enter college for the next
year.
Mrs. Col. Van Valzah will sail from
San Francisco October II on the steam
ship Gallo to join her husband at
Manila. Other ladies of the 18th and
23d regimental officers families will ac-
company her. A second party will
sail October %.
Yesterday the remains Of Dr.. J. S.
Bell we're sent on the T. P. to his
pdtive state, Indiana. DR.. Bell, as an
invalid, spent some months in La Luz
where he had a drugstore. Subse-
quently he endeavored to interest
capitalists in Villa Ahumada proper
ties. and still later, in the organization
of an inter-republic game preserve, to
some distance below this city on the
Mexican side.
AT HOTELS.
Center Block: A. Meunch, Las We
gas: Mrs. A. Enbert and children: G..
D. Duffy, st Louis; G. A. Richardson
Roswell.
Grace: S. Fl. White, Pueblo: J. H.
Hsskins, Denver: Mrs. Morely and son,
Chamberino. N. M.
Vendome: l.. B. Fry, Kansas City:
j. G. Murtha, Sierra Blanca: w. w.
Dexter, chihuahua: Henry Brock,
Demiug: G. W. .Ingils, Chicago.
Pierson: Miss Nickerson, Mexico;
NJ SIS Thompson, Topeka: G. B. Strad-
er: F. S. Dell, City: 81. S. Mclean,
Chicago: B. S. Reid. Kansas City: E..
H. Post, Holland, Michigan; Mrs. J..
A. Pollard, Santa Fe, N. M.
Grand Central: A. L. Sumptor, Los
Angeles: G. !Girad, Albuquerque: r.
7. Colder, E. H. Scott, Chicago; E. G..
Steinacker and wife. Winslow, Arizo-
ns; P. Batty and wife, St. Louis: An
tonic Joseph, Oio Calientes. New Mex
leo.
Lindel: j N. Upton, Deming: Mrs.
NJ. Coles. Big Springs; w. A. Smith,
Winfield: w. J. Puedue. Tucson: w.
Pop, ST. Louis: 81. n. Avras. Arizona;
F. NJ. Wylder. Texas; Jesse Brown