El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-26
PERSONALS.

r. P. Altman came in on the Santa
Fee this morning from New Mexico.
w. S. Little, an Ohio attorney, left
on the Santa Fe this morning for Gin
cinnati.
Diamond Dick" was among the de-
partures on the I. Z. He is after an
other man.
Rev. d. D. Proper, of Trinidad, was
passenger on this mornings north
bound Santa Fee.
IF. Garrett, sheriff of Dona Ana
Co., N. M, came down from Las Cru
ces this morning.
Mrs. J. II. Nations returned yester-
day from Kansas City where she had
spent several months.
&. c.. Hitchcock and Jerry Reilly
were passengers for AlamogOrdo on
this mornings Northeastern.
Hon. Frank Manzanares has return
ed to Las Vegas, after q few days
given to his business in this city.
Sr. Jose Torres, one of the substan-
tial citizens of La Luz, was a passen-
ger on the Northeastern, this morning
Demetrio Chavez, the leading mer-
chant of Mesilla, N. M, was passenger
on the southbound Santa Fe this morn
ing.
Mrs. J. M. Van Hook of San Anto-
MO, Texas, came in on the Texas u
Pacific train today bound for Los An
geles.
Mrs. G. o. Bennett who has for the
past two months visited relatives in
Las Cruces, left the city this afternoon
for San Antonio, by the Southern Ia
cific.
Superintendent Safridge of the Mex
lean Northern, with headquarters at
Escalon, came in last night on the
Central and went east today over the
T. p.
w. E. Fletcher and wife returned
| yesterday after two mOnths.sp In the
Sacramento mountains. Mr.. Fletcher's
father and brother, Bishop, accompa
MED them.
Rabbi Cohn, wife and child, of Mobile,
Ala, arrived in the city yesterday.
Rabbi Cohn will conduct the Jewish
holiday services, which begin on Sep
TENDER 18th.
Mrs. Blanche Wade, deputy county
clerk, Mrs. G. W. Huffman and W. j.
Harris came up from Ysleta this morn
ing. Mr.. Harris went on to Tucson
this afternoon.
The Hon. Jas. G. Burke, one of the
leading politicians of Chicago, passed
through the city this morning on his
way home, after making a trip OF six
weeks through the republic OF Mexico.
Miss Mary J. Cuniffe, postmaster at
Las Cruces, N. M, came down this
morning with her sister. Mrs. G. o.
Bennett. who left on the S. p. this af-
ternoon TO- her home in San Anto-
MO.
Mrs. F. D. Hadlock with her little
daughters Ruby and Opal arrived this
morning over the Texas & Pacific. F.
d. Hsdlock is an ems ineer on the G..
II. and brother of the irrepressible
kid" Hadlock.
Harold Mordaunt, advance agent OF
the Chase-Dsniels stock company, is in
| the city to arrange for the reception of
the company who will begin on Mon
day (29th) next to entertain the play
goers of our city.
j. D. Palmer, London, England,
passed through the city yesterday des-
tined for the City of Mexico. Mr..
Palmer represents syndicate OF Eng
lish capitalists who seek investments
| in and concessions from the Mexican
government.
Messrs. Gillispie and Watson, two of
the most abused lonesome grass
widowers of the city, went north on
the Santa Fe this morning to Las Cru
ces where they expect to meet their
better halves. and will retu IN on the
morning train.
General A. 6. Malloy returned from
Mineral Wells, Texas, this morning
where he went to recuperate after at
| tending the state convention. The
general praises the water at Mineral
Wells but says he missed the cool
nights of our climate.
Mrs. Carrie Doty, who taught the
TularOsa school last session, is visiting
Mrs. Frank Clark of this city. Mrs.
Doty will go out tomorrow on the
Northeastern preparatory to resuming
her duties in the school room at Tula-
rosa, for the ensuing year.
J. A. Smith and family returned
from northern Texas by today's Texas
and Pacific train. They brought with
them Miss Alice LenoX who will spend
some time as their guest. Mrs. Smith
says that Ell Paso is a much superior
summer climate to northern Texas and
that her visits to the latter section
will hereafter be made in cool wealth
err.