El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-20
PERSONALS.

j. A. Baird vent up this morning to
Las Cruces on legal business.
Mrs. Rudolph Sprinz was among the
departures this morning for La Luz.
O. G. Snow came down yesterday
from Mesilla, New Mexico, on business
matters.
Miss Nettie Montague, of this city,
is cashier at B. Blumenthal's furnish
ing emporium.
Mrs. E. Nj. Nichols was a passenger
for New York this morning by the
Santa Fe route.
A. E. Chaffee left the city this morn:
ing for Anthony, N. M, after q few
days spent in Ell Paso.
Fred Fenchier was among the arri
walls last night Gu the Central from a
trip to the City ef Mexico.
Frank Kropp, treasurer for Dona
Ana county, N. NJ. came down this
morning from Las Cruces.
w. 7. Johns, secretary for the Rio
Grande Dam and Irrigation company,
returned this morning from Denver.
Frank Cox, attorney for the South
ern Pacific in Arizona, is in the city
shaking hands with his many friends.
Milt Robinson, candidate for the
nomination for sheriff, came in this
morning by way of the T. P. from Fort
Hancock.
John Kelley, one of the rough riders
who left here, is visiting friends at
Cincinnati, Ohio. He will arrive in
few days.
Manuel Fitchett, ranchman on La
Luz canon. arrived last evening on the
Northeastern and left today for East
m IA To hn
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Wintemuth, who has been I'M
der treatment with DR.. Wegefarth for
a short time, will return to her home
in SocorrO tomorrow, very greatly be
Melted in health.
w. w. Bridgers, editor of the Graph
ic, left today over the L. P. accom-
panied by his wife for Pecos City. He
goes to attend the convention of the
West Texas Press as .ociatiOn.
Chas Conner left today on the G. Fl.
for San Antonio. Mr.. Conner is one of
the most expert railway engineers in
this section. He holds position as
engineer with the state railroad COM
mission.
Miss Effie Hull, who has been for the
Hot Springs and Las Vegas, N. NJ, re-
turned this morning, and will resume
her labor as clerk at Blumenthal's dry
goods store in few days.
Lew Gasser. who joined the Rough
Riders at the beginning of the war and
who was mustered out q few days ago,
is visiting friends in Richmond, Va,
and, il is said, will be in Ell Paso in
about week. Mr.. Gasser has plenty
of friends to welcome him here.
Henry Grady, an eight year old child
who lives on MagOffin avenue, was so
unfortunate as to be severely burned
fellow was badly burned about his
neck and face and his eyes are involved
seriously, possibly to the extent of loss
of sight.
l. l.. Ward, assistant superintendent
OF the Wells Fargo express company,
of Mexico City, is N Ell Psso on his
way to San Francisco to visit his rel
atives. Mr.. Ward says that just be-
fore leaving the city he received the
news that Route Agent Stewart was
sick with fever at Tampico, but he
didn't know whether it was yellow jack
or not.
AT HOTELS.
St. Charles: NJ. L. Pearden, Smell
ter; J. 5. Rains, I. ]. Ryan, L. L.
Ward, L. G. Murphy, George Lew,
Mexico.
Pierson: NJ. Falles, Toronto, Cana
da; j. n. Duff, /. p. Lapham. Chicago:
L. Nj. Browning, Long Beach: G. B.
Eddy. S. &. Smith, NJ. 5. Duvall,
city.
Lindell; Geo. E., Futcher, Chatta-
nooga: Charles Menke, ST. Louis; n.
f. Stephenson. Las Cruces: J. Gibson,
Chihushua: J. d. Fisher, J. E. Balm
ger, city.
Center Block: c. G. Yaple and wife,
Grafton; a. Ling, Dallas; H. l.. New
man. Jr-: w. S. Cox, Houston; Fl. A.
Hunssder, San Antonio; +. c. Reed,
San Jose: J. G. Rutherford, Silver
City.
Grand Central: T.. w. Nelson,
Washington City; Mamie Oters, T. G.
Amero, Mexico City: Mrs. L. B. Lang
den, Miss l.. Freeman, chihuahua; w.
B. Gibbs, Jarillas; A. Seroy, Silver
City: Mrs. f. Shields, Wichita, Kan:
F. w. Booker and wife, Winslow.