El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-15
PERSONALS.

| P. p. Hammett, of ST. Louis, is in the
city to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. F. Hammett.
| DIR. j. V. Cowan, business manager
of the Las Cruces broom factory, came
down this morning.
w. N. Fleck, one of New Mexico's
most prosperous ranchmen, came to the
city today on business.
F. B. Houghton, general agent for
the Santa Fe, was passenger from AL
buquerque this morning.
| Mrs. J. B. Underwood and two chill.
dren left Sunday on the Central for
their home. Jalspa, Mexico,
Mrs. ]. T. French, wife of Rev. Mr..
French, left on the G. n. today to
visit friends at San Elezario.
C.. H. Yoakum, a prominent citizen
of Greenville, Texas, was among Sat
urday's arrivals at the Pierson.
M. w. Stanton left the city Saturday
| business before the district court.
Herbert j. Bishop, assistant line
clerk for the G. Fl. 81 S. A., left today
for Galveston on 10 day lay off.
Mrs. w. S. Ashbrook. sister of agent
Montague of the Texas and Pacific,
| left over that line for a trip to Ne
| braska.
w. II. Mackay, Jr., of Junction City,
Kansas, and for years sheriff of his
county, came in on the southbound
Santa Fe, today.
G. N. Marshall, Civil Engineer,
| whose stay in the metropolis was short
| ened by Mrs Marshall's illness, srriv-
ed home yesterday.
Judge Sam French came down this
morning from Las Cruces and will go
out tomorrow to his Turquoise proper
ties in the Jarillas.
B. F. Hammett was among the de-
partures on the Texas & Pacific today
for Pecos City, from which point he
will go Roswell, N. M.
Frederick Stewart of CALIFORNIA;
brother of Douglas Stewart of this city,
left today over the T. P. for the east
accompanied by his wife.
Frank Amador with two sisters who
have spent vacation at @. Juarez, went
Saturday evening to Las Cruces, where
the young ladies will attend school.
Mrs. w. Petherick and two children
left the city yesterday by way of the
Mexican Central. Her destination is
200 miles south OF the City OF Mexico.
The many friends of Herbert Ward,
more familiarity know as the genial
doc" Ward of Albers's drug store.
has returned from trip to the City of
Mexico.
Doc Fenton came in yesterday from
the Jarillas, with the prospect of SELL
ing valuable turquoise properties. II
ia q 10 ia fod MI
money to burn.
Engineer Charley Lowe, of the T. p.
switchengine, returned this morning
Ing for several days. He will report
for duty tomorrow morning.
Edwin Thomas has returned from a
visiting trip which covered Is states.
Mr.. Thomas travelled 5000 miles by
rail and 1000 miles by salt water. and
visited every living relative many of
whom he had not seen for thirty five
years.
Captain A. E. Sheppard, who for a
long time Was steamship captain on the
great lakes, but for the last two years
has been connected with an English
mining syndicate in Mexico passed
through the city today on his way to
Fit. Worth.
Clark Bishop, representing the EN-
pire Plow works of Cleveland, O., STOP
ped here over Sunday on his way to
Mexico City. Mr.. Bishop has real es-
tate interests in FL Paso, and expresses
as more than satisfied with the
growth of the city and its business
outlook since his visit here last year.
Quite prominent lot of officials of
the Western Union Telegraph company
al % in, 10 ~
ests OF their company. Those in the |
party are: T. P. Cook, general super
intendent, with headquarters at St. |
Louis, Mo-: George Guddeon, superiu-
tendent of telegraph, also of ST. Louis:
U. e. FELTON,, assistant superintendent,
Of Dallas: and Morris Cook, son of the |
ALI of them will leave |
On the T. p. to finish their tour of in
'pection of the state.
AT HOTELS.
ST. Charles: K. F. Hewlett and wife.
Chicago: 81. E. Morton, Denver; G.. II.
Whitehead, Guadalajara: G.. Is. Waite.
Mexico City.
Center Block: h. r. Wood, Phila-
1elphis: r. F. Skillenger, G. Wood,
Los Angeles: w. M. Clune, Beeville,
Texas; Harold Stillman, Sacramento:
4. G. Evans, Alamogordo: Charles
Oei NOrue, COlO: Dr. Whltmer |
md wife, city: Jos. j. Jaffa. Roswell.
Y. M.
Lindell, J. B. O'Brien, Rio Grande:
?. F. Conroy, Casas Grandes; w. b.
Cwitchel, John Wilson, San Pedro: Ed.
Mexico: w. Webb: c.
3. Starr. ElRin, ILL.,: p. F. Bestrunk.
;. Juarez; Charles L. .O'Brien: ], H.
Mccartney, Little Rock: J. A Nc
jlure, Albuquerque.
Vendome: E. Buch, Albuoueroue:
:. G. Smith. G. Cochran, b. H. Hotch-
Tins. Philadelphia; Nellie Green, city:
spencer Gregg, Maria; J. S. O:Brien
nd wife; G. Pool, st. Louis: O. M.
'ally. Kansas City: S. 2. Dent, Mexico:
!. F. Quinn, st. Joseph; M. S. Durrill.
'edalia; I. e. Booz Jr. Mexico: H. A.
1cLeap.
Grand Central: $. H. Durby, Denver:
:. V: Cook, w. F. Cook, ST. Louis: F.
:. Place, G. @. FELTON,, Dallas: G.. Gud-
con, St. Louis: f. H. Ross. Eagle
'ass; 81. B. Ross, Del Rio: E. L. Wsd
lie, ST. Joseph: w. G. Pollock, New
1exicO; w. Alhracht and wife Mexico I
'ity; Sam French, Las Cruces: w. III.
Iackey, jr., Junction City: ]. w. Bees
lOly Milwaukee: E. p Cole. Paines. I