El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-19
PERSONAL.

ter, Mrs. w. J. Fewel.
Rev. W. A. Mcclure left on the San
ia F'e for Las Cruces.
| Mrs. Lslia Marks, the stenographer,
Is very i'll with pleurisy.
| Sheriff Pat Garrett was among the
arrivals on the Santa Fe this morn
ing.
Chas. w. Bainie came in this
morning on the Santa Fe from So
cOrrO.
Tom Dunn was among the arrivals on
the Santa Fe this morning from short
hunting trip up the road.
]. L. DELICATE, of Denver. Colo, was
among the departures op TIM Santa Fe
this morning for that city.
Mrs. W. Kierski, of Alameds, Cal,
arrived on today's flyer to visite her
daughter Mrs. A. Kaplsn.
Conductor Ames went out with 10
today on the G. b. as Charley Allen
was too sick to report for duty.
Mr.. Goodman of the Ell Paso grocery
from St. Louis and other point
east.
Ed. Schultz was among the arrivals
on the T. P. this morning from busi-
ness trip down the road in the interest
of HOuck and Deter.
Dr.Wright, DIR. Thompeon, and Will
Grayson went north today over the E.
P. & N. E. on hunting trip. They
will return this evening.
j. A. Happier, of the United States
boundary commission, was among the
arrivals on the Santa Fe this morning
from Washington. D. q.
Mrs. William Hoyle and daughter, of
White Oaks, N. M, are spending the
winter in Ell Paso. Mrs. Hoyle is here
for the benefit of her health and her
daughter to attend school.
Col. Stevenson, owner of the famous
Organ mines of New Mexico, was
among the departures on the Santa Fe |
this morning for Organ, N. M, from
ing property.
Mrs. Townsend, mother of DR.. Will |
Der Townsend, was among the arrivals |
on the Santa Fe this morning from
Abba, Iowa. Mrs Townsend will |
spend the winter in Ell Paso with her |
son.
Prof. Joseph Smith, the we'll known |
musician and orRapist of st. Clements |
church, will remove about January 1 |
with his family, to San Diego, Califor-
mia. Prof. Smith and his family have
found 1t necessary to seek 9 different |
with lower altitude. Their |
many friends will regret to take leave
Of them.
AT HOTELS.
Center Block: Saul d. Parker.
W. Va; F. B. Lyons and
wife, San Luis Potosi, Mex; w. G.
Burns, Ahumada, Mex; Charles Bel
ziau, Lincoln, N. M; G. A. Franz, st.
Louis, Mo-; S. A. Boyd, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Grand Central: Mrs. II. Loomis'
Deming, N. M: Frank Bettman, San
Francisco; @. A. Tarr, New York; l.
VI. Wallis and wife, Little Rock, Ark:
W. SchOfield, San Francisco, Cal;
Mrs. D. N. Grubbs, Indianapolis, Ind:
81. b. Gillespie. Humboldt, Tenn; A.
). Gre, Detroit, Mich; DR.. Squires and
xtfe, Aguas Calientes; T. B. Watts,
Lindell: F. A. Russell, Earlham,
n. M; j. e. Mason, Nicholasville, KY;
D. M. Coleman, Weatherford, Texas:
sam w. Abbott, Kansas City; Will
redo Castillo, Mexico, J. 81. Hill, Ala
nogordo, N. NJ; J. B. Neville, Los
ANGELES; w. F. c. Gibson, E. P. &
Y. E.; j. A. Counter, Denver, Colo; D.
:. Pugh, Telluride; M. G. Stewart,
'an ia Fe, N. NJ: J. D. Cantrell, Santa
'e; G. w. Doss and family, Denver;
sobt. Reid Russ ell, Edinburgh, Scot
and.
Pierson: E. ]. Murry, Las Cruces, N.
d. Mrs. M. J. Adams, Galveston, Tex:
has G. Adams, Galveston, Tex; B. G.
wilson, Las Vegas, N. NJ: II. Miller,
,ew Mexico; F. A. Beckett. San Fran
isco, Cal; Jas. J. de Groot, Chicago;
V. S. Tragic, Reading, Pa; H. G. P.
)avis, st. Louis, Mo; w. B. Easton and :
'ife, Chicago; A. 81. Burke, Washing 4
on, D. c.; A. p. Shumaker and wife,
dexico City; Ken S. Camerer and 9
7ife. Verdon, I. T. /