El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-30
PERSONALS.

o. A, Hobby of chihuahua came uE
! on the Central last night.
Geo. w. Huffman came in this morn
ing on the T. p. from Ysleta.
Lewis Fenchler and Lee Perkel
went ts Alamogordo this morning.
A. F. Brown. of San Francisco, re-
+ presenting the California power works
is in the city.
Major Converse of the G.. II. was
among the departures today on that
road for San Antonio.
!. 7. 81. Kern and wife were among the
passengers on the outgoing Santa Fe
this morning bound for Las Cruces.
A. 81. Swarz. a representative of a
Sau Francisco Cigar house, left on the
Santa Fe this morning for that city.
j. Sherin went to Jarilla this morn
ing where he has obtained an interest
in the mining property of that place.
r. w. Mclean of chihuahua was
among the arrivals on the Central last
night and is stopping at the Center
Block.
Rice Jones, quite well known in Ell
Paso, was among the departures this
afternoon on the limited for Hot
Springs, Ark.
| The many friends of Ben Jenkins
were glad to see him on the streets
this morning CATER being sconfined to
his home with sickness.
| Mrs. w. P. Belote left this morning
for Fresnal with her young son, where
| she will join her husband, who is q
civil engineer for the E. P. & N. E.
| road.
John Neverglet of the band of the
23rd Infantry was among the soldiers
who passed through on the Southern
Pacific today from Manila He goes to
Ft. Davis.
N. o. Hanna, of the Texas Car Ser
vice department, came in on the T. P.
this morning from Dallas and will be
located here permanently in the inter-
est of the service.
Geo. Richardson returned from the
east yesterday accompanied by his
wife and daughter and left this morn
ing over the E. P. & N. E. for Tularosa |
where they will reside permanently.
w. E. Ogston was among the depar-
lures on the Santa Fe this mor ming for |
Chicago. Mr.. Ogston is chief clerk to |
the general manager of the Santa Fe |
Fruit and Refrigersting Car depart
ment.
A. II. Horsford, brakeman on the
L. F., who received broken leg while
in the employ of the road, returned
this morning from the company's hos
pital at Marshall, and will resume his
duties as soon as able to do so.
George Delaport. travelling man for
the San Francisco branch house of
Taylor aud Hannis, the makers of
the famous Yellowstone whiskey, was
among the departures on the Santa
t'e this morning on q business trip for
the house.
Last night Mrs. Harry Connolly en-
tertained a number of her young
friends at her residence on Franklin
ST. in honor OF her Canadian niece,
Miss Clara Passmore. Delicious re-
freshments were served, and q most
enjoyable evening spent.
Sergt Nicholas Braun of Co. H., 18th
infantry, who is we'll known in Ell
Paso as he was stationed here for
number OF years, and who was to pass
through here today on the S. P. en-
route from Manila to Erie, Pa, was
prevailed on by his many friends to
stop over here for couple of days to
give him little rest. The sergeant
Is only q skeleton of his former self, f,
having been sick: he has lost nearly
seventy five pounds. He, like all the
rest of the soldier boys, has nothing
good to say for Manila. He says that
there are a number of the boys who
are sick in the hospital and they all
want to come home. The sergeant is
nearly too weak to stand up and has to
sit down while talking.
AT HOTELS
Pierson: Joe W. Spears and wife,
Ollie Mack and wife, Frank Waters
and Fred De Noe of the Murry and
nol- a. l
f. M. Aldridge, Beaumont, Tex: DR..
Walter Keat, Colonia Juarez, Mexico;
S. r. Crawford, Graham, N. M.
Center Block: Refine Gale, Fannie
Trumbull, of the Murray and Mack
Co.; F. r.. Davidson, Alamogordo, N.
NJ; r. w. Mclean, chihuahua, Mex;
0. A. Hobby Chihuahua; w. E. Ogs-
ton, F. E. Lammert Chicago; w. E.
Baker, Las Cruces, N. NJ; Milton S.
Newman, Baltimore; Ind; Sam Black,
Dallas, Tex; N. o. Hanna, Dallas.
Liudell: E. W. Eccleston. San
Geo. B. Parker, Ft. Worth,
Tex; A. D. Thurler, Dublan, Mex; A.
Pollock, Alamogordo, N M; G. A.
Haldam, Fresnal, ". NJ; J. Y. Baskin,
Chihuahua; Fred Eicke, City; Mrs.
5untebury. Dos Cabezas, Mex; r. D.
Hancock Lafayvi1le, Ind; E. G: Jor-
Blue, Mexico.
Grand Central: Harry Hoping and
wife, Lew Selmore, Fred Wilson, Gale
Murry, Mona Carrinoton, Blanche
Jreago, of the Murry and Mack Co.;
Fred Simon, Louisville, KY; A. r.
5chwarg, San Francisco; S. A. Barnall, {
Globe, A. T.; F. L. Peck. Scranton, I
Pa; RObt. Peck, Scranton, Pa; T. F.
Rogers, Denver: w. H. Ferguson, Chi q
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