El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-08
PERSONALS.

Pete Wehner left over the T. p. for
Roswell, N. M. today.
The Louise Brebany Concert Co.
left on the T. P. for Abilene.
J. F. Hill of Denver, Colo, has &C.
cepted position with A. n. Richards.
Sam J. Prudential left on the Santa
Fe for business trip through New
Mexico.
Will Julian, who has been seriously
i'll at Hotel Dieu. of pneumonia, is much
better today.
Judge Harper was among the de-
partnres on the T. p. today for hunt
ing trip down the valley.
George Jacks left on the Santa Fe
this morning for Omaha where he
goes to locate permanently.
W. W. Manning was among the
on the T. P. tGis morning from
Dallas and is registere at the Grand
Central.
Fl Floyd schock. representative Of the
Geo. D. Barnard Lithographing Co. of
St. Louis, is in the city trying to get
the work on the new city bond issue.
lately returned from New York,
have arrived sin Ell QPaso where
they expect to make their future home
Daniel Turner, the superintendent
OF the Wells Fargo Express Co. in
Mexico, was among the outgoing pas
sengers on the Santa Fe today bound
for Chicago.
Asst. Dist, Atty Redford Sharp, who
has been trying Chinese cases before
Commissioner Sexton, left on the G.
81. today for San Antonio, to attend
federal court.
j. Caldwell, proprietor of the Star
stables and of the Caldwell Under
taking company, is very i'll. He ha-
been sick for week and today was re-
ported no better.
Judge Bryan left on the Santa Fe
his morning for Las Cruces. The
udge expects to return to Ell Paso
Ibout Dec. 1st with his family to re-
ide here permanently.
Mrs. Avirett had the distinction of
,eing the only delegate from Texas to
he Music Teachers National associa-
ion which met in New York in June,
md her son was very much honored as
young pianist while there.
Banker Enrique Creel of 1.-THE Bapco
20 mercial of fChihuahua " ent to New
FORK over the Santa Fe route this
morning. Mr. Creel goes to New York
oOking into the matter of establishing
mother big banking house in Mexico
;ity.
AT HOTELS.
Pierson: John Brennan, Denver; W.
V. Gatewood and wife, Maria, Tex;
!. E. Hills and wife; Frankfort, Ind;
V. ROOki, Buffalo, N. Y; A. o. Nor
on and family, Boston. Mass; w. K.
1orley, Chambino; E. r. Dalby,
ARuas Calientes, Mex: G. E. Bell,
G. s. Harley, City; Jno. S.
San Francisco.
Lindell: M. J. McIntire, Chicago:
'. Kniss. Riverside, Colo; Edwin Ely,
.ordsburg, N. M; Joseph johnson,
,olonia Dublan, Mex; Jas. G. Patton,
Itah; F. A. Stoakwell, Los Angeles,
al; Jose Cogzaya, Jsnos, Mex; Thos
langhney, chihuahua; J. v. Latham,
"a Luz. N. NJ; M. Reyes, Mexico: Geo.
Markley, Monclover, Mex:F W.
Ion, Eddy, N. M; Pat F. Garrett, Las
ruces, N. M; Ed. Lunis, Villa Ahu-
lada, Mexico.
Grand Central J. II. Colburn, N.
=; Fred Lemon. Boston; W. B.
Ireenlee, Chicago; J. P. Riley, Den
er; Jno. D. Bryan, Las Cruces. N. NJ;
J. B. and F. G. Liggett, San Francis
0; w. H. 81. Llewellyn, Las Cruces:
has. Preston, Chihuahua, Mex; Nv.
Brewster, Mexico; Carl E. Fish, Chi
uahus; M. We'll, N Y; Fred Ullmau,
.snsas City; L. Mckenzie, San Fran
lsco; e. Aznlsy. Kansas City; John F.
church, Denver; W. W. Manning,
'allas, Texas; w. b. Mackey, Jr.
JUNCTION City, Kan; D. D. Williams,
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