El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-30
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
w. E. Sharp, of Wall Bros, arrived
this morning.
Capt. Charles Davis returned to the
city at $50 this morning.
Judge Falvey was q passenger this
morning on the Northeastern.
c. c. Kiefer returned this morning
from A. o. U. w. convention.
Dan Carr was passenger on the
southbound Santa Fee this morning.
c. B. and J. A. Eddy returned last
evening from Alamogordo, New Mexi-
CO.
Jerry Riley returned TO Alsmogordo
by the Northeastern road this morn
ing.
w. P. Waltham, land agent for the
T. P, came in over that line this
morning.
F. Moor boarded the Northeastern
this morning for his ranch near the
first we'll out.
Revs. Messrs. French and Hall have
returned from New Mexico and will
fill their respective pulpits tomorrow.
Dispatcher Connolly, of the G. H.,
and wife, accompanied by Miss Martin,
returned last afternoon from q trip to
Canada.
This morning Harry Bailey returned
from the Mesilla Valley after having
spent several days with friends in
New Mexico.
DIR. w. T. Baird has gone to the
Fresnal to visit bis family who are
summering on the western slope of the
Sacramentos.
After having visited his parents at
Vicksburg, Miss, Thos. White, the
Oregon street tobacconist, returned
home yesterday.
r. G. Tanner, who has spent several
months in the Sacramento range, is
vastly improved in health and is on
the streets again.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, vice president
of New Mexico college of agriculture,
left the city this morning, after
having spent several days here.
Chief of Police Con Lockhart and
| Mayor Msgoffin will leave tomorrow
over the G. II. for Galveston to attend
the state democratic convention.
Felix MARTINEZ editor and proprie-
tor of La Voc del Pueblo. very po-
o. .As Vegas, N. M, is in the city.
VIM. Price, of the firm of Price
Bros, was among the incoming passeu-
gers on the T. P. this morning having
been to Dallas and other points in the
state.
". S. Kirby Smith, the son of Cen
eral Kirby Smith who was in COM
mand of this department at the close
of the civil war, is in the city from
Suwanee, Tennessee.
]. G. Andrews, travelling passenger
agent for the Southern Ry. Co., with
headquarters at Washington, d. c.,
was among the passengers on the in
coming G. H. last afternoon.
Miss Maggie McDoyle, sister of En-
gineer McDoyle, of the T. P, arrived
here this morning from San Antonio.
Miss McDoyle will make her future
home with her brother in this city.
DR.. Yandell left today over the T. p.
for Galveston to attend the state demo-
cratic convention, which convenes
there Monday next. The doctor goes
by way of Dallas to meet some friends
and go on to the convention with them.
The HERALD was misinformed YES
terday regarding Mrs. Herbert Alfred
Conner. She is out of danger but Drs.
Gallager and Horseley say it will be
two or three weeks at least, before she
will be able to leave her bed at Hotel
Dieu.
AT THE HOTELS.
ST Charles: r. F. Hamlette and wife,
Chicago, Ills.
Center Block: J. Newsom, San
Francisco; George S. Good; w. J. Tay-
lor, Kansas City: ]. w. Elgin, Rincon,
New Mexico.
Lindell: A. o. Swanson, F. Warner.
San Jose; 81. l.. Gill, Roswell; Mrs. Q.
c. Dumsrdy. Fl. Worth; Capt. P. Kirk,
Arizona: j. l.. Pratt, Tucson: A. J.
Hall.
Pierson: D. F.. Brown, Tucson; ]. c.
Andrews, Houston; F. Il Davidson.
Alamogordo; N. w. King, Ell Psso: G.
B. Eddy, j. A. Eddy, Alsmogordo,
New Mexico; w. M. Claypoole, Pres
colt; s. II. Cunning, Patterson, New
Jersey.
Vendome: M. Branigan, n. Y; M. L.
Cirneja, Alvin Liebes, Mexico; j. P.
Walsh. City; w. A. Zabriski. Tucson;
A. r. Dunn, Cnihuahua: J. o. Came
ron, Corsicana, Texas: W. S. Kirby
Smith, Suwance. Tennessee; T. S.
Spett, Ohio.
Grand Central: p. E. Slaughter
and wife, Springerville, Arizona; c.
w. Jones, Kansas City: J. P. Good
lander, st. Louis; d. II. London, Mex
leo; Mrs. Dumardy, FIT. Worth John
Price, City; G. G. Campbell, Johntown,
Penna.; j. G. Cheesman, San Francis
co; J. A. Wyp Jr. Ration, N. NJ; j. M.
F'riedberg, San Francisco.