El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-15
PERSONALS
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S. Baldwin, a New Mexico cattle
buyer, is registered in the city.
N j. Curley went north over the
Santa Fee this morning bound for Chi
cago.
DR.. A. Whitmer. the dentist, has
gone to Los Angeles, California, on
months visit. gs. ....a. .e@-.--
Mrs. Grace Mclaughlin left over
the Santa Fe this morning for Min
neapolis. MINI.
Miss Annie Wagner of Fort Worth,
is in the city to spend the summer
with her cousin, Mrs. T. P. DeVoe.
At the Center Block: G. M. Doolit-
tie, Deming, New Mexico: l.: Robin
son, N. Y: Frank Harris, Albuquer-
que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown returned
on the Central last night from an ex-
tended bridal trip through the Repub-
lie of Mexico.
S. H. Sutherland and N. B. Walker,
after spending yesterday in the city
returned to Alamogordo, N M, on this
mornings train
J. M. Nc Cormick, Of the firm of Nc
Cormick Brothers, the manufacturers
y To6P0Te, uOWcTo, ObC. OIL 1NOu yOo-
terday from Chicago.
Pat Carmody, who has been on a
visit to various eastern cities has re-
turned to Ell Paso. He says he is we'll
satisfied to remain here.
j. P. Rhodes and Garfield Casey
came last evening from chihuahua and
proceeded this morning to Las Cruces,
where Mr.. Rhodes will enlist.
Mr.. DeYoung of the G. II. left today
for San Antonio accompanied by his
family. Supt. Martin rendered him
the use of his private car ''Saragosa. :"
E. E. Shrine, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the S. P, leaves
today for chihuahua where he goes to
look after the business interests of his
road.
Col. Eugene Van Patten came down
this morning from Las Cruces. The
colonel wants twenty men to enlist in
his New Mexico regiment of volun-
teers.
G. E. Grayson, who has been spend
ing vacation with relatives in Mis-
souri,, returned yesterday, and will re-
sumo his labors in Fred Schaefer's
drug store on the first of the week.
J. A. Eddy, who has been visiting
his family in Denver, where they are
for the summer, returned on the Santa
FEE this morning He said the folks
were all we'll and he had delightful
trip.
G. A Mueller, who for some time
past has been the commercial agent
this point for the Mexican Central r.
R., left for st. Louis, where he will as
sumo the duties of the same Office at
that point.
AT the Vendome: T. L. Norton, ST.
Louis; G. P. Clark, Chicago; Enrique
M. Buenty and family, of Guaymas; v.
Nj. Vickory' New York; HIN. Nc
Emory, Hutchinson, Kansas: A. D.
| Cowell, Lafayette, Ind.
At the ST. Charles: Miss c. Storel
Kansas; Mrs. L. J. Fowler, Mrs. F. V.
Snyder, Brownwood: Mrs. L. E. Col
and wife, Krebs, I. T.: S. Baldwin,
New Mexico.
T. j. White the ever popular cigar
dealer left today over the Texas &
| Pacific, for visit to his old home q,
Vicksburg. 1t has been over three
years since he saw the old home last
visit.
| 6CluC lCASU ASSut L Il
Hunt returned yesterday from shOr,
visit. to his family, who are spending
the summer in California. Mr.. Hunt
| said he came into Ell PasO yesterday
| with his ice cream suit Oh, but as the
weather was so cool he had to change
| before be froze.
At the Lindell: P. f. Chaves, Dem.
ing: w. G. Beckley, Policaspio Carras.
CO, Silver City, N. M: J. M. McCor-
mick, Chicago: f. Shausen, San Pedro
w. S. Ross, L. c. Hawk, Mexico: A.
Reynolds, F. A. Campbell, Durango:
W. Web, Mexico; Paul McCombs,
Dallas: J. jackson and wife. Baird,
Texas.
Last afternoon DR.. John Grant, the
prominent state politician. passed
through Ell PasO en- route to California.
Mrs. Grant was with the doctor and
out on the coast, during the heat of the
summer. The doctor was met at the
train bv some of his friends, and walk
ed around to look at the city for the
twenty minutes that he was here.
S. II. Sutherland who is the agent for
the White Oaks line at Alamogordo
has been in the city for the past two
days asking business houses to look in
to the rates that his line can put in on
shipments.for the upper country mer-
chants. Mr.. Sutherland has a good
deal of fruit which he has been send
ing in here from LIS Luz, and he has
been making arrangements for further
shipments.
Wounded Rough Riders.
The following Rough Riders are
among the wounded and sick who have
been taken to Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
First Volunteer Cavalrv-Sergt.
Ga0rna w min Co L. Corn I0hn